Sentences with phrase «of thing you imagine»

By trying to do some of the things we imagine God should be doing, God is actually doing those things through us!

This is the kind of thing I imagine being foisted on literary readers by those who would defend flash fiction as something that appeals to the short attention span.

Uninvited guests are seriously the worst; good thing there's a guy that you can call for that sort of thing Imagine a future in which aliens have most definitely...

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I imagine most executives could say the same, but if you don't take the time to recognize those things, you risk your team taking them for granted... creating the monster of ingratitude.

Whereas I imagine most of my peers clicked through their six - question survey like a fire - and - forget missile, I kicked things up a notch, making a simple spreadsheet to log my results, and committing to doing the same simple exercise, year in and year out, for the rest of my career.

A core tenet of employee engagement is that there are few things more motivating to most workers than being heard; it's hard to imagine even the most jaded desk jockey wouldn't feel a little bit chuffed when the person at the top of the org chart looks her in the eyes and asks her what she thinks.

«It was the most rickety, Podunk thing you can imagine,» says the former employee, likening it to the treacherous labyrinthine underworld in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

One of her favorite variations on «the vision thing» is to imagine the characteristics of the hypothetical company that would put her out of business tomorrow.

Once the creation cap is reached and there are just a bunch of morons passing these digital chits around, it's hard to imagine why anyone would pay up for these things any longer.

You imagine all of the horrible things that are going to happen as a result of this news or incident.

Instead, what my boss saw was a black woman who had made a dubious request for time off to attend a distant relative's funeral and was now sitting next to a box of things he couldn't possibly imagine her needing.

Of course, if things are awkward now, imagine how they'll get when Kleiner and the individual partners named in the lawsuit file their response.

«I will never stop making things and imagining cool and trippy things for those girls, and that will become a bigger part of what we do,» she says.

When asked about his longer - term strategy for Hitachi, the chief executive said: «Listen to all of the people's opinions, not only internal but also external opinions [and] imagine [how things will be like] five years later.

«The big challenge is that the level of computer power that one of these things needs is pretty high,» Wilcove says, adding that as the market evolves, he can imagine a communications app for far - flung business meetings «where you're all virtually sitting around the table in different locations with one of these headsets on, James Bond - style.»

That's a good thing in many ways, but I can imagine companies will need to train employees on how all of these apps and services tie together.

As you can imagine, we learned quite a few fun things about each half of the power couple during the revealing exchange, which took place at Betsy Layne High School in Eastern Kentucky.

Those participants who were assigned to a high - rank condition were told a few things to get them in the right frame of mind such as «imagine that they had a strong alternative offer,» that they had «valuable inside information,» that they had «high status in the workplace,» or to remember a time when they had power.

In Song's opinion, there are two kinds of entrepreneurs: people who build a startup because they're passionate about a specific business — a desire to create the world's largest cold - pressed juice empire, say, or a sudden insight that betting on video games is the future of fantasy sports — and people who are entrepreneurs because that's just the only thing they can imagine doing.

And when the revised version of the bonus lottery comes out — the airline tried to get rid of the employees» regular bonus in favor of a lottery in which only a few would win — do you imagine things will be better or worse?

I know at the beginning of your 20s it's difficult to imagine you have decades ahead to invest in all these different things, but I'm telling you that you have decades ahead to invest in all these different things.

So it's just about the rarest thing imaginable for a car designer to be able to imagine a new vehicle without feeling the explicit burden of the past.

CB: We've spent most of this conversation talking about new things, but I imagine that the Big Mac and French fries are still the core of your business.

Imagine what Bachelard might say we dream of when we dream in our self - storage lockers, the rectangular, padlocked, infinitely uniform spaces where we are increasingly stowing our things.

«I was fifteen years old,» Sotomayor writes, «when I understood how it is that things break down: people can't imagine someone else's point of view.»

Imagine my surprise when I looked in detail at the goals and targets and saw how much they appear just the thing for the United States of America.

The first reaction is typically one of perplexity, confusion and bewilderment all mixed into one as they try to imagine how jumping out of planes and blowing things up gets stale, but it does.

But today, paying off student debt is one of the most exciting things that millennials can imagine.

In terms of coordination, can we imagine putting a greater focus on self - organisation and collective wisdom, rather than bureaucratic rules and procedures, as a way of getting things done?

«These super-fast, ultra-low latency, high - capacity networks will enable breakthrough applications for consumers, smart cities, and the Internet of Things that can not even be imagined today,» the White House said in a statement.

At the risk of reducing one of the most influential visionaries of our generation to a caricature, I can imagine that Jobs was all of those things, at least to a degree.

Perhaps the quirkiest aspect of the Hesburger brand is its expansion into the hotel and carwash industries (imagine if McDonald's did the same thing).

«All of the terrible things that one could imagine a state - owned enterprise doing after it acquired a Canadian firm can be addressed through regulations that apply to all companies,» suggests Woo.

The question that you need to be asking yourselves is not simply how do I use some of these new - fangled technologies to do my business better — how will I use these new tools to do things for my clients and customers that I never imagined that I could do before.

Imagine you had no legacy customers to satisfy, no assets to maintain, no dividend to pay — nothing to stop you from creating the perfect postmodern organization.What would you do?If you're a seasoned and successful chief executive like Christine Day, you just might join something that looks a little like Luvo Inc., an ambitious young company that makes, of all things, healthy frozen dinners.

Can you imagine the impact of sending an educational blog post you wrote to clear things up for a confused customer?

I would imagine in urban areas like Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal, which have significant populations of recent immigrants, there's probably a significant subset of people who fled from countries where governments do all sorts of nasty things with the information they collect about their citizens and who aren't all that keen to provide such information here (you might say, «sure, but Canada's not Iran», to which the answer would be «exactly»).

«Since labor law has mostly been written for those with formal employers, we need to imagine a world where things are different,» says Libby Reder, a fellow at the Aspen Institute's Future of Work Initiative.

It's good such limits are created because you can imagine people pilfering their 401k for lots of superfluous things.

I'd imagine you're probably doing the smart thing by having a mix of both (traditional 401k and roth IRA), but I don't know your individual situation.

You could imagine things that, I don't know the science of this that well, but there are early markers of things like heart attacks and possibly there are things people could wear that would help alert them very early.

But it's not too hard to imagine some of these things that are much better at helping folks remember to take their medications, for instance, right?

«Imagine if a celebrity like Beyoncé or someone really well known were to release ten backstage passes on the blockchain... How many millions of people do you think would go out of their way to acquire one of those things?»

«It's almost a mathematical impossibility to imagine that, out of the thousands of things for sale on a given day, the most attractively priced is the one being sold by a knowledgeable seller (company insiders) to a less - knowledgeable buyer (investors).»

In a «pre-mortem,» you probably can't predict exactly what will wreck your portfolio, but you can imagine the kinds of things that might — and ask if you're protected against them.

«You're probably not going to predict exactly what will wreck your portfolio,» says Mr. Klein, «but you will be able to imagine the kinds of things that could happen.»

If you stayed the course during that time, things worked out pretty well, because you bought at the low point of the stock market, and you contributed more and can you imagine that tax lot that you invested in, in March 2009, where that is right now.

You can imagine how all of this disconnected and incomplete data can make things awfully difficult to handle.

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Same thing for the amount of energy to form a universe, it's beyond anything I can imagine, I'm blind to anything outside the realm of energy I'm used to dealing with or seeing in use in typical daily settings, cars, homes, cities, states, etc...