Sentences with phrase «of the culling of»

Yet he said recently that it takes «political courage» to pursue the policy of culling of badgers in the face of widespread opposition.

I have spent some time thinking about a response to your reporting of the culling of Marius the giraffe (15...

I've just done a great deal of culling of these «mini-endorsements» on my own profile.

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That's why using big data is so important for small businesses: Culling and organizing data from the company is a direct way to take the guesswork out of delegating, making it easier to measure success and adjust course as needed.

In her 132 - page ruling, Cull said «Eminem Esque» sounded like a copy and was a copy, reproducing the essence of «Lose Yourself.»

Cull stopped short of awarding additional damages, saying the party had only used the song after receiving professional advice that it could do so, and hadn't acted recklessly.

«This masterfully written book highlights three leadership styles, culled from the lives of three kings mentioned in the Bible: Saul, David, and Absalom.

And it's graded on a scale of 0 to 600, based on the mention of sets of terms revolving around the economy, uncertainty, Congress, legislation and regulation, among others, culled from thousands of newspapers around the country.

In a new analysis, Business Insider culled data across five measures of labor - market and general economic health for the 40 metropolitan statistical areas with the largest 2017 populations.

The extra hiring is a nice contrast for Macy's which this year has closed some 68 stores and laid off hundreds of workers as it looks to cull weak stores.

He them culled from an eclectic mix of successful founders from different industries.

Dickson added that the Chinese government, which is known for surveilling American businesses operating in China, has the resources to make use of the type of data that Baidu could have culled from Uber.

Upstairs, a conference room that looks like something straight out of the board game «Clue» — with dark wood walls, marble floors and candelabras — can quickly transform into a swanky restaurant with dishes culled from a nearby cupboard and a removable fireplace.

Conrad dedicated nearly six years to building Wikinvest, with projects including a portfolio tracker synchronized with users» brokerages; an interactive, freely embeddable stock chart; and Hurricane, a tool enabling real - time extraction of structured data, like earnings results culled from press releases.

Search giant Google has released its «Zeitgeist 2012,» the list of the top search terms and trends over the last year, culled from 1.2 trillion searches in nearly 150 languages.

So, for example, you can set up a section of your website where your customers can go to see feedback, both good and bad, culled from their fellow customers.

A countdown of the top 10 least - expensive cities, as culled from the latest available version of the COLI from the third quarter of 2011.

Since inception, more than 350 sud labels have been carefully culled from thousands of submissions; featured artists have included Canadian band The Strumbellas, Spanish illustrator Eduardo Bertone and U.S. painter Lola Gil.

With that in mind, let's count down the top 10 least - expensive cities, as culled from the latest available version of the COLI from the third quarter of 2011.

Our editors and writers culled 540 applications down to the most promising, and then we assembled a prestigious panel of judges to help make the final choices.

The Australian Greens have urged environment minister Greg Hunt to listen to the large group of scientists and experts rejecting Colin Barnett's shark cull.

I've culled the studies that are neither useful nor funny - like the one that confirms women pretend to be happy about gifts they don't like while men don't, causing fights - to offer you a quick guide to the science of the season:

Flynn and Bannon, the former White House chief strategist who was then a top transition adviser, «celebrated» Christie's dismissal «by tossing binders full of potential personnel picks, carefully culled by Christie's team, into trash bins with a sense of ceremonial glee,» according to Politico.

Fredette and his fellow tastemakers begin by drawing up a list of 200 potential offerings, which are culled and refined until typically only three to five remain.

Rather than cull through all the salads on the menu, customers placing their orders digitally will now have the option of selecting a diet type, which will filter the appropriate foods: 30 vegan or vegetarian plant - based items, 28 nutrient options, and 27 protein - rich selections.

And lest you think catching our eye is easy, Inc.'s 2015 coolest college startups were culled from a list of more than 100 companies.

Big retailers are culling major brands from their stores in a bid to boost sales of their own in - house labels.

Culling from over a decade of research, Dr. Brown's work shows that vulnerability may be the missing element that not only brings teams together, but strengthens the bond.

Shafqat Islam, NewsCred's co-founder and CEO, says the moves were part of what will become a regular, Six Sigma - like culling process.

The leaders of these businesses had at least three inherent diversity traits and three acquired ones (culled from experience).

Only in the past few years has new database technology allowed big companies to cull huge amounts of digital information for real - time decision - making.

I feel like a general, far removed from the front lines, trying to cull through an infinite amount of information in order to make critical company decisions.

It's difficult to send any potential revenue packing, but culling the client list is worth it — it frees up resources to take better care of your best customers.

Inc. culled data from a number of sources — betting sites, shipping experts, investors, and people familiar with Amazon, among others — to come up with the following list of top contenders, ranked (more or less) in order of likelihood.

As the number of initial fundings balloons, and as nontraditional money creates a powerful updraft for companies that make it through the initial cull, the imperative to cross the valley by any means necessary becomes ever more urgent.

For the past 40 years, the institution has compiled an annual list of words — culled from nominations made through the university's website and ultimately finalized by a committee — which should be «banished from the Queen's English for mis - use, over-use and general uselessness.»

For example, if clearing out your email is on your task list, and you find yourself on hold for a length of time, that might be a good opportunity to cull some of those no longer necessary emails.

The answer is not straight forward, but as one of New York's largest social services nonprofits with nearly 2,000 employees and constant hiring needs, at The New York Foundling, we know that merely posting on job boards and culling for pedigreed resumes isn't working.

Comparable sales fell 17 % at Sears and 13 % at Kmart, a striking result given that they exclude the dozens of weak stores the company has culled in the last year.

PsyBlog recently rounded up a long list of them culled from a journal article on the subject (though the post notes that some of these ideas are only supported by preliminary studies and require more research).

Yet by now, officials said, intelligence analysts would also have expected to have culled from electronic intercepts of overseas conversations at least some secondary evidence that the Russians might be involved — suspicious telephone or email conversations, suggestive messages, movements of Russian agents — something.

Business Insider has culled the 30 richest from the ranking as of March 1, when the index relaunched in its expanded format.

Below is a sampling of industries, arranged by highest growth and lowest capital intensity, culled from data provided by independent research firm IBISWorld.

I know that bad apples in a company can bring down the productivity of everybody, which is why they need to be culled and why I recommend hiring for Attitude over Aptitude.

Nonperforming loans at the four largest banks with assets of $ 1 trillion or more — Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo — hit 16.27 % during the same period, according to Bankregdata, which culls call reports.

With the rise of Charles Schwab and E * Trade, the fat years at Merrill were ending, and Mr. Gorman responded by culling the thundering herd and doing away with the nearly unlimited expense accounts.

It's highly generic, as if culled together from a series of stock photos: bun, burger, watery lettuce, and a slice of tomato.

It also announces culling a swathe of IRA Russian troll farm pages and accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

Over time, as weaker firms fail to replenish capital and slowly wind down, this will cull the number of PE firms active in the market.

The secondary market can provide limited partners with a range of creative solutions to cull underperforming partnerships or lock in gains from a performing investment.