Sentences with phrase «often than those tracks»

Science and religion run on parallel tracks far more often than those tracks intersect.

Not exact matches

Our survey found that while certain tools like CRM and email tracking are widely adopted, top professionals are using them more often and for longer than their peers.

Poland's 10 - year government bond yield rose 7 basis points to 3.14 percent, its highest level in four weeks, rising more than U.S. and German yields which it often tracks.

Also, teams with exceptional track records can often raise a round with little more than a seed of an idea.

Collaboration between employees at the different Accenture labs has more than tripled since the tracking capabilities were installed, according to Gershman, often because merely noting the presence of someone triggers an interest in contacting that person.

In a quicksilver marketplace like this one, entrepreneurs more often than not need the assistance of a well - plugged - in investment banker, a corporate finance lawyer, or an accounting firm to help them track down one of the new breed of specialty investors who are definitely not listed in the yellow pages.

This vampire's talent is getting others off track, getting you to set aside your carefully organized list of priorities in favor of his — and, more often than not, his agenda will be of minimal importance.

INDA has since attracted a huge asset base, and does a great job tracking its index, often costing less to hold than its headline fee indicates.

Though Martin clearly is troubled by the incongruities, if not outright disingenuousness, of Graham's track record in those matters, he also makes it clear that more often than not Graham was the hunted, not the hunter.

«And I had gone away and I was running around on the track one day and I was just praying and often this is what I know happens - when you can surrender it to the power that's greater than yourself, whatever it is you've been pushing up against, whatever it is you've been fighting, you release it to that which is greater, which is God and things show up.»

The Rotterdam based outfit are often overlooked in favour of their great rivals from Amsterdam, but they have a track record that they can be more than proud of.

More often than not he pins his full - back back with him if he doesn't track back through the counter threat

Junior series racing is often full of crashes but the Italian F4 Championship goes further than most, with tricky race tracks and a massive field of drivers that includes Pastor Maldonado's cousin Manuel Maldonado!

The two met on track on more than one occasion and often it was Max who came out on top.

And when you do look at those goals — as I have, on my tactical breakdowns, which you can find on the site — you can see why Liverpool have dropped points, and more often than not it's because of some individual error you can not account for, such as Lovren missing the ball, Matip leaving a header, Karius not positioning himself well enough, a midfielder not tracking his man properly, or the team of officials being useless in enforcing the laws of the game.

City's covering of the spaces coupled with Silva's inability to track back meant that Rose was the free man more often than not.

He's more ponderous on the ball than he used to be, gives it up far too often and doesn't generally track back.

Also, after you change something it can often take more than a couple of days to get back on track.

Your child's physician should be able to help assess whether there's anything to be concerned about, make appropriate referrals if needed and, more often than not, reassure you that your kiddo is on the right track!

If you have felt fetal movement less often than what you think is normal, your health care provider may ask you to keep track of the fetus's movements.

In the euro crisis, the Commission has often been on the back foot, and seeming to work on parallel tracks to the Merkel - Sarkozy duo rather than coordinating closely with them.

France, the Netherlands and Germany all use GPS tracking on some high risk sexual and violent offenders, but mostly we are talking low hundreds - and often less than a 100.

These days, budget - conscious universities often hire nontrack employees rather than tenure - track faculty to fill openings, making VanderPlas's hoped - for new tenure lines unlikely to appear any time soon.

But having trained professionals at the ready solved only half of the problem: These railroad physicians often had to treat their patients wherever they could, in less than ideal circumstances — dirty houses or hotel rooms along the tracks.

«Roads, urban features influence their choice of gardens, electronic tracking of song birds shows: Bird feeders visited more often in suburban gardens than terraced streets.»

This kind of tracking has revealed beeline migrations of hundreds of miles with males moving farther and faster than females, often covering 20 miles in a day.

There is, you see, a small army of amateurs who keep track of over 300 spy satellites, often with little more than a pair of...

More often than not, it's having the wrong mindset that ultimately pushes people off the track.

Even when we have good intentions to stay on track with our eating during a holiday, often we still end up eating more than usual, and eating more sugar and processed foods that we normally do.

When they eat, they often lose track of their food intake and eat far more than they know they should — they have greater dietary «disinhibition.»

And since how we eat is often driven by factors other than hunger, you might also want to keep track of:

When people start tracking their macronutrient intake, they often realize they aren't eating enough protein and / or fiber — which are far more filling than other foods.

When the tracks tend toward the predictable — which is more often than not — Grinderman 2 RMX stumbles.

While the acoustic treatment is more effective on some tracks than others (certain Alex lyrics and melodies demand noise, including «Filthy Luck»), the naked distress of these versions often delivers its own power.

It can't be easy to keep a comedy on track when the underlying emotions are so vicious, and indeed DeVito's staging slips more than once — too realistic here, too broad there — resulting in a film that is at least as often funny - peculiar as it is funny - haha.

Check the online leaderboards for each track, mind you, and it's obviously possible to be quite a bit closer to perfection than I often was.

The 2.0 soundtrack isn't too hot - the two native characters are often tough to understand, and a number of other characters are as well - the audio just hasn't been mixed very well and while it probably wasn't the most high - tech audio tracks to begin with, it should be more distinguishable than this.

Bonus features include an active - screen main menu, an often unintentionally amusing audio commentary track with Polish - born director Rafal Zielinski, and a pair of interview featurettes — a 10 - minute chat with producer Maurice Smith, who comes across as less skeevy than some of his other credits (Flesh Gordon) might suggest, and a five - minute talk with production manager Ken Gord.

The real star of the film, though, is Bava's fluid and often balletic camera work: long takes frequently incorporate mercurial compositions, moving from extreme close - ups to wide, tracking, and variable zooms; and with the exception of three moments, Five Dolls is less zoom - happy than the ludicrous indulgences found in Planet of the Vampires («watch out for the bubbling LAVA - LAVA - LAVA!»)

Taking advantage of DVD's gargantuan storage capacity, these original mono tracks are noticeably more quiet than their fully mixed counterparts, but they often exclude the vocal material from the characters — making a deeper examination of Stalling's scoring nuances even more possible.

We encountered a program that: • intends to be responsive to disabled children and their families but is often paralyzed by red tape; • attempts to address the needs of an amazingly diverse group of children yet often relies on standardized approaches and «box checking» oversight; • absorbs more than $ 50 billion a year in public funds yet provides no consistent tracking of its performance.

Millennial employees want to know they are on the right track more often than an annual review.

Students like the wiki because it helps them keep track of their class work, they enjoy working on computers, and they often feel more comfortable participating in discussions online than in class.

«Often, the school board and district staff are considered no more than middlemen in the education enterprise, passing federal and state funds on to schools - where the «real work» of education takes place - and keeping track of school compliance with federal and state laws, regulations and policies.»

In conclusion, the fact that secondary students are often placed in different tracks or groupings based on various factors such as students» previous academic records means that the way value - added evaluations function is different than is the case for primary students, who are usually grouped heterogeneously.

Top schools often offer scholarships that not only include free tuition, but also free room and board for top students from poor families — meaning it can be less expensive for these students to attend Harvard than a state school or a community college, says Caroline Hoxby, an economist at Stanford who tracks these students.

«Universities have an excellent track record of supplying schools with the new teachers they need, and yet their contribution us often undermined rather than nurtured.»

In addition, these groups often set up more than one corporate entity to hide donations, reduce the potential to track funds or use the tax code to get around restrictions on lobbying.

With an initial price of just less than $ 82,000 and stickers often reaching well into the mid - $ 90,000 range, it seems more likely that these will see duty as classy conveyances rather than track toys.

That's not just a bugbear on the track, but while braking hard into tight turns, when it often makes you wait longer than necessary for the last in a series of downshifts.