Sentences with phrase «of the nature of»

Our understanding of the nature of creativity has undergone a revolution in the past few decades.

But «that's kind of the nature of the tech.»

Matt de Silva, CEO of drug testing firm Notable Labs, said he co-founded the company after his father was diagnosed with multiple glioblastomas and was excluded from many trials because of the nature of his condition.

Big biotech and pharma companies are absolutely dependent on being able to successfully innovate by partnering with and acquiring disruptive startups because of the nature of the patent cliff in pharmaceuticals.

What I do think is true is, because of the nature of the data and consumer behavior, a lot of these channels become winner - take - all or winner - take - most - all kind of markets.

«I collaborated with consenting adult women who were fully aware of the nature of the work, and as is typical with any project, everyone signed releases,» he wrote.

I'm so tired of the nature of the legal system in the United States where bullying, intimidation and mobster - like shake - downs are becoming prevalent.

Because of the nature of their missions, Night Stalkers rely on their helicopters to function well, even in extreme conditions.

The key is to trust an invitation to communicate clearly by virtue of the nature of the event: the venue, the language and the design.

The latter is more likely, say some observers, because of the nature of the components needed to run high - end PC games.

The four countries studied differ in terms of the nature of public policy towards telecommunications and the Internet.

The CEO responding to a crisis must likewise work from knowledge: knowledge of the nature of ethical obligation, knowledge of her company's own values, and knowledge of the interests of various stakeholders.

«They've had some instances where different areas of their line have been short, but that's sort of the nature of the beast.

«It's just kind of the nature of change,» he says.

CloudGenix CEO Kumar Ramachandran said in an interview with Fortune that the reason he could not develop the type of product his team is making during his stint at Cisco was because of the nature of the product being software.

That's because of the nature of what Americans are actually exporting.

Typically, the heavy lifting on justifying the violation of one's privacy right is done on the basis that, because of the nature of the expectation, a person has only a minimal expectation of privacy.

But because of the nature of the product, cannabis businesses are under intense scrutiny.

By virtue of the nature of ecommerce, there is a great deal of trust involved in the transaction process.

In the environmental services industry, a continued effort to promote safety is crucial because of the nature of work that is endured by field service employees and technicians.

Because of the nature of the business, private equity and venture capital investors tend to devote their time, energy and finances to helping other companies grow.

This is because of the nature of these cash flows, the losses from these ventures can be used to offset gains from the founders, and from other investors in the venture.

Their dividend will go up and down over time because of the nature of their business, still they are the bluest of the blue - chip in alt investment industry.

Giuliani said that even though Trump reimbursed Cohen, he does not know when the president learned of the nature of the payment Cohen had made to Daniels.

Pinterest believes it is better positioned to help promote apps because of the nature of the service.

The reasons are not obvious, and it takes a bit of understanding of the nature of business, mixed with a dash of technological know - how and a small pinch of economics to fully understand how a mere 10.1 % decline in miner commitment could spell disaster for Segwit2x.

This statement should continue to foster a better understanding, both in Australia and overseas, of the nature of the relationship between the Reserve Bank and the Government, the objectives of monetary policy, the mechanisms for ensuring transparency and accountability in the way policy is conducted, and the independence of the Reserve Bank.

«Bitcoin is going to go to 500 grand, because of the nature of how it's limited,» said Sean Clark, CEO of Hut 8, referring to the cap that the Bitcoin network puts on the coins.

It hasn't fundamentally changed the way think about financial system stability, though we now have a deeper understanding of the nature of the risks and the potential channels of contagion.

This thought proved very unpopular, nevertheless it exhibits a normal skepticism about forks, and the way builders have zero management over the state of affairs because of the nature of open - source growth.

Below is a continuous contract chart that shows the price action a bit more clearly (note: because of the nature of this chart, prices are diverging somewhat from the spot prices we mention in the text; but the divergences are small and the general shape of the chart is the same).

Ordinarily we can successfully run a normal window cleaning business without the stress of going through the required protocol of setting up a new business including writing a detailed business plan, but because of the nature of the kind of window cleaning business we want to establish, we don't have any option other than to follow due process.

That said, we have some clients who use a two to three week sales cadence because of the nature of their business.

If that's a concern for you because of the nature of your product or services, PIP may not be your best option.

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Because of the nature of how investing into a 401 (k) or 403 (b) is set up, you are allowed to take advantage of a dollar cost averaging approach.

However, because of the nature of the company's business, revenue and even GAAP earnings results don't tell the whole story.

Rest assured gentle readers, First Things will not rest as we bring you continuing coverage of the nature of eels in all strands of Christianity, and if possible its fellow Abrahamic faith traditions.

Communism staked a claim to the future, and did so with an articulate, metaphysically serious account of the nature of man and the proper end of politics.

Until that is expelled from our culture there will be a root, a tap root, for all racism, all discrimination, all cruelty, because of the nature of the human being in our culture.

in particular, it does so by speaking of the nature of your relationship to the Author of Existence.

They certainly have very different views of the nature of these spirits and what is expected of them.

The religion is also very aware of the nature of men to be looking at other women.

First, as they are forming their beliefs — whatever they may be — students will be aware of the nature of science and its relation to complex ethical and religious issues.

Perhaps Quest's slow, quiet expansion into the former Mars Hill territory is symbolic; an indicator that Cho's understanding of the nature of evangelical Christianity has far greater longevity than Driscoll's «sock it to»em», masculine approach, which sadly collapsed as quickly as it grew.

I would attend staff meetings where there would be massive outpourings of prayer, where lunch breaks would be accompanied by discussions of the nature of the Trinity, and where, at any given moment, I could walk into a coworker's office to see them bowed over an open Bible, meditating on the Bread of Life.

Prior to the question of how the world comes into being is a question of the nature of being itself.

The beginning of christianity featured Christians persecuting other Christians for what they thought of the nature of Jesus.

Since you're well aware of the nature of the comments you'll read here and the kind of articles you'll find, why would you look at all?

The reason Jesus had to become a man was because of the nature of God and the nature of man; God required a perfect human to shed sinless blood in order to redeem humanity.