Sentences with phrase «only ponder on»

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The layout is a little wonky — you can only click on a handful of links on any given day — but the real fun part is pondering the audience for this thing.

On the other hand, one can only ponder how long they are willing to shoulder the burden of supporting oil prices on their own,» PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga saiOn the other hand, one can only ponder how long they are willing to shoulder the burden of supporting oil prices on their own,» PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga saion their own,» PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga said.

«However, this could only be the beginning, as the Trump administration ponders the extension of further sanctions on the Chinese trade relationship.»

Moltmann's thoughts on the dangers of using the power of scientific knowledge without pondering beauty - and in particular on the dangers of the «economisation» of science in this century, in which scientific thought may only be valued generally in terms of its economic power - would be shared by many researchers in the UK.

Only silence; agonizing silence, which would later turn to ceaseless prayer before altars, and usher forth the realization of a maternity that would be hidden from the world — a mystery of hidden love that would be lived as one Mother had shown before, pondered in the heart, and then held lifeless on the hill of Calvary.

In focusing only on the virgin mother, Hail Mary does not invite us to ponder the ministry of justice and reconciliation so boldly envisioned in the Magnificat.

He will accept only students who are willing to ponder fundamental questions, reflect thoughtfully on how important writers ask and answer these questions, and respond to direct challenges to their own positions.

On the contrary, he finds it useful to ponder an array of reductionist attempts to explain the existence of religion, from that which seeks to pinpoint the area of the human brain or the specific genes connected to religiosity to that which sees religion as a malfunction of the human mind or a vestigial remnant from a primitive stage of human development suitable only for whimpering, immature dullards (a point of view championed by the new atheists).

Not only were they embarrassed by the Bears on national television but it also appears Minnesota will kick the tires on Donovan McNabb and officially usher in the Christian Ponder era, a move that could give hope to a beleaguered fan base but also comes with its share of growing pains.

I must admit that in the Bolton match report, which pondered why Arsenal supporters can not seem to enjoy watching their team play, I only very briefly touched on the tackle that injured Diaby, calling it «absolutely horrible».

Meanwhile he could be pondering to rest Messi also especially after the South American players came only on Thursday.

Ponder this: A male, in his prime, with a PERFECT diet and training routine for one solid year can only hope to put around 20 pounds of muscle on his body.

Hi Ralph, It was a public post intended to share a small vignette of my experiences with others in a similar position and inviting them to ponder on the core issue; «That nutritionally motivated Vegetarians need only consider the health outcomes of what they are eating whereas those motivated by Spirituality, or Philosophy / Ethics, have some very complex knots to unravel».

I pondered this overeating on training days only and then I remember how for me, it took about 4 days before I could comfortably eat about 2700 calories a day.

Mockingjay — Part 1 is akin to tracts of Matthew that show Jesus on his lonely walk through the desert, pondering his true purpose — only with way more eye candy.

Temporary punishment is not the solution for this problem; it could be uprooted from the society only when we will ponder on the issue by doing self introspection.

You dutifully winnow a list of stocks down to two finalists, do a fine job of valuing them side - by - side, and make your final / fateful selection... only to see one stock double in three months, while you ponder the 35 % loss on the stock you actually bought!?

And in the current environment, the value gap here isn't so compelling now — I was actually pondering Argo's 0.4 P / B multiple (by my reckoning, post buyback, inc. cash / fund investments only), while also considering Goldman Sachs (GS: US)(for example), which was trading on a 0.8 P / B.

When you're in Berawa, everything feels more roomy and less packed with people.Which is nice.That is why our bedroom has a bit of an extra space for you to ponder with total 40 sqm of space.Welcome to your home away from home.Sedasa Lodge is conveniently located in Canggu area, within walking distance from Berawa Beach.While still pretty much secluded, it's only 30 minutes drive from the thriving Oberoi area where all the actions are.And our rooms are designed for comfort.Did we tell you we only have 10 rooms?Ten spacious rooms that are modernly equipped, because the vacation days when we ought to survive on hard mattresses and a fan are behind us.

However, I'm a big fan of «what if» scenarios, so I began to ponder on what games I think people should buy if they were only allowed to buy five titles in the next four months.

The only other real challenge comes from the few puzzles in the game, but these are so few and far between and so straightforward that you're unlikely to ponder much on the solution or gain any satisfaction from your success.

I went in anticipating something insane and crazy that only the mind of Yoko Taro could produce, and while that does happen on a level that I wasn't even ready for, the exploration of things like humanity, what makes us human, emotions, relationships, and deeper philosophical questions will really deliver a punch to your gut and actually make you think and ponder things differently.

Even though today the term zip can't help but connote the idea of speed, Newman was clearly on the side of slow art, with a rare, deliberate, and carefully pondered production of only 118 paintings over 25 years, versus the thousands of paintings that have poured out of Stella's studios.

Further, as I continue to think about these interaction (radiation vs. back - radiation), if you consider your daily observations, sitting in the backyard in the evening eating BBQ and sipping on a good beer, I think you can ponder and realize that answer # 2 above is not possible either, which only leaves 1 logical conclusion.

You might like to ponder what has changed since I wrote a letter on 16 Feb 1979 quoting the Chairman of the U.K. Central Electricity Generating Board, Mr R England, who wrote ``... the only proven way in which the predicted shortage of fossil fuels can be counterbalanced in the field of electricity generation is by increasing out investment in nuclear power... In view of the drawbacks involved, the CEGB is not carrying out any work of its own on harnessing solar energy... it is too early to say whether geothermal energy is feasible, or what the likely cost would be...»

If we have, indeed, only had polar ice for 20 % of the last 6 - million years (from Ian Plimer), then regression - to - the - mean dictates betting on «up» would likely yield better odds at times when we have ice caps to ponder.