Sentences with phrase «of our readers here»

I am in no way advocating being «normal», in fact most of the readers here are probably far from it.

There has been many comments lately talking about the nationalities of our readers here at JustArsenal, so let us all share our home countries to demonstrate how far and wide the support for Arsenal stretch's across the globe.

I believe I did present somewhat of a solution in saying that nothing elaborate is necessary, just a quick hitting piece that covers the basics that sheds some light to the rest of the readers here on the impact of their commitments, and provides interesting discussion in the dark hours of the off season.

Half the conference is tough as nails, something many of the reader here don't give much credibility... and that doesn't include Tech and an improving ISU this year.

I think the frustration on the part of readers here is not that she wanted an unassisted homebirth, but that she INSISTED on it, and INSISTED it was a better route.

Since the vast majority of the readers here (and Dr. Amy herself) obviously disagree with that assesment of the literature, I do not think it was disingenuous in the least to ask you to list the specific studies that led you to that conclusion, and how they did so.

Rumparooz One Size Pocket Diapers came highly recommended to us from some of our readers here.

Many of the readers here at Fitness For Business People are indeed people in business.

Also, BR sometimes has good jeans, and lots of readers here rave about loft denim.

Some like the Streetcar Commute Dress or the While You're Smilin» Dress would fly in not - so conservative offices like mine (engineering on the west coast), but I don't think that applies for most of the readers here, sadly.

I am going to start with a bold statement that I think will distance myself from a lot of my readers here: I didn't love the Amazing Spiderman.

There were 2 points that I think play off each other in your advantage (this is the viewpoint of the reader here, so I can understand taking it with a grain of salt): Thought # 4 (Helps the Catalog) & Thought # 6 (Might Cannibalize Sales).

There is a huge list of readers here on the MobileRead wiki, so if any of the ones I've listed above don't suit you, you can probably find something there.

A treasure box which a lot of readers might have known but we're sure some of the readers here would benefit from this enormous library nonetheless.

Actually what you might be picking is sheer irritation - with - stupidity (and no it's not you, or 99.999 % of the readers here).

First, not all of my readers here are indie authors.

You embody every single inch of the phrase, «this time is different», and make it come alive for all of the readers here.

However, I know a significant percentage of readers here are finance & investment professionals, so this post's also a good opportunity to beat the bushes a little... First, I should obviously call on:

I really feel that this web site and all of the readers here have made me a much better trader.

And yet, 90 % of the readers here sound like they would take the 1st option simply becuase of lower fees!

This is despite the fact that many people, including a number of our readers here, have reported that their cats enjoy eating tomatoes, apparently with no ill - effect.

I agree that for many of the readers here, we miss out on the best deals and know when to pass on the bad ones.

I think you'd do really well holiday letting... after all, hotels are so expensive for a group, you've already got thousands and thousnds of readers here at the beach cottage, and with all your networks, I reckon you could fill half a year jsut like that!

Since most of my readers here are developers, I'll be honest and say I don't think the book would be of much help to a pro (though it's not just for designers, a lot of programmers on our team played with it and were very happy with the results - I would recommend any programmer, animator, or producer who has never been hands on with a level editor give it a try just to see what they can do).

Just hoping one of the readers here is a real reference librarian or historian of science — wanting to ask how a professional handles this sort of cite.

I am probably as aware of any reader here of modeling challenges in general, and can appreciate the work your groups have performed, but I can also appreciate the implications of the mismatch that prompted your post: there is fundamental uncertainty in the interaction of the complex mechanisms that drive climate change, including the human effect.

I think most of the readers here can not be misled.

Your infantile ramblings are certainly not worth my time, and I'm sure most of the readers here do the same.

Many of your readers here have been demanding investigations against climate scientists, so your position on such is pertinent.

Did you note that several of your readers here and in your former post denied with all kind of example that I can warm my home in the morning?

It's tiresome and obvious to most of the readers here, but seems to work every time for those readers predisposed to accept a contrarian viewpoint.

You can read the account by the ex-NOAA scientist John Bates who provides the basis for the Mail on Sunday story at Judith Curry's site and the reaction of Anthony Watts and hundreds of his readers here.

You have never said anything that I have read that most of the readers here haven; t thought of six ways from Sunday.

(To broaden this out to the rest of the readers here, I'll just add that it is definitely worthwhile to see Trenberth if he comes to your neck of the woods.)

I know a lot of readers here are online lead generating superstars so you probably already do a lot of this, but I thought I could share it with those who focus solely online.

I feel like there are a blend of readers here - many of you might comment on some of my more personal life posts - but the posts that seem to be visited most are DIY tutorials.

Not exact matches

So, to help readers identify apps and software that may save them hours of work each week, here are their 10 favorites.

Here's your chance to dazzle the readers with good, solid information about your products or services and why customers will want to purchase your products and services and not those of your competitors.

And here on Inc.com a series of posts urging entrepreneurs and their employees to actually clock off at reasonable hours prompted a flurry of reader response.

Now that the information age is here, readers can consume all kinds of content with just a few keystrokes.

Here's one of my favorite formulas because it reminds me to stay focused on the goals of the copy and the benefits to the reader.

(Readers interested in delving deeper into this can look here for the two - way cross-tabulation of breadwinners by male and female education.)

And I'm just spitballing here — but I'm guessing that the subset of Americans who are faithful readers of Fortune «s Brainstorm Health Daily newsletter devote a much larger share of their lives to working than that.

Rather than repeat that analysis here, the Department refers readers to 81 FR 21002 (April 8, 2016)(BIC Exemption) and 81 FR 21089 (April 8, 2016)(Principal Transactions Exemption) for discussion of the issues raised by comments expressing support or opposition to the Rule and PTEs.

Here you'll find our takes on burgers, burritos, chicken, and sandwiches and subs, as well a listing of readers» favorite alternatives to fast food.

Here, readers may consider the possibility of using blockchain technology for land registry services (though obvious challenges remain).

Thanks to all my readers of that paper and my longer online column version here at The Tyee!

I've been a reader on and off for a couple of months now (I recently signed up for your newsletter so hopefully be on here more!)

As suggested by a reader, we evaluate here the public stock market forecasts of Louis Navellier.

We have simply compiled them here, and added our own commentary, for the benefit of our readers.