Sentences with phrase «other key takeaway»

I'm already on board with Yuri's emphasis on hormonal health, so I wanted to share a few of my other key takeaways from the book:

He covers his writing process, marketing strategies, and other key takeaways.

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Key personal takeaway: Some of the grass is objectively greener on the other side.

The key takeaway for other companies, Lenhart says, is to «look beyond just sales numbers, because they're not the full story.»

Key takeaway: Figure out your «story» and share it with others.

KEY TAKEAWAY: China's economy has exploded thanks to trillions of debt and other means of fiscal stimulus.

The key takeaway was the range of opportunities available to get involved in agricultural research through the Crawford Fund and other relevant stakeholders.

KEY TAKEAWAY: Once your baby shows signs of readiness for sitting - often around 4.5 - 6 months - allow baby a few minutes of daily practice wobbling (and falling) on a firm but padded surface (NOT in a baby seat or other gear marketed for sitting).

«A key takeaway is that secure people (people who have healthy relationships and feel comfortable in interpersonal settings, etc.) should be mindful of their propensity to assume others like what they like,» David said.

«A key takeaway is that secure people (people who have healthy relationships and feel comfortable in interpersonal settings, etc.) should be mindful of their propensity to assume others like what they like,» David said.

The rest of that article goes on to give other tips on how to raise less entitled kids, but a key takeaway is that it is important to model generosity in a personal and relatable way so that our children see it at a young age.

I'd like to share with you my key takeaways from a Farm to Food event I attended featuring none other than canola oil.

Here is the key takeaway: Recognize that training isn't always the best option for improving performance, and be familiar with what other alternatives are available.

In order to encourage reflection on techniques and strategies, and to extend key takeaways into classrooms, other professional learning communities, and policy discussions, monthly forums will be digitally enhanced through online discussion and social media.

For other community college administrators looking to create their own early college success stories, Pour offers two key takeaways:

The Key Takeaway: Elite: Dangerous is, as others have so often put it, miles wide and an inch deep.

The key takeaway here is that none of these numbers are very far apart from each other, and that any phone on this list will look more vivid than a shot taken at 100 % color saturation.

The key takeaway is that Google is rapidly closing the gap with Amazon, moving ahead with some feature sets and still behind in others.

Here are the key takeaways about augmented reality, Messenger and other Facebook features from the social networking company's 2017 developer conferen...

There are a number of things to keep in mind for group interviews, but one key takeaway is managing the dynamic of how you interact with other interviewees.

Perhaps not surprisingly, these takeaways elaborate on a key point in the joint position statement: «Early childhood educators always should use their knowledge of child development and effective practices to carefully and intentionally select and use technology and media if and when it serves healthy development, learning, creativity, interactions with others, and relationships» (NAEYC & Fred Rogers Center 2012, 5).

It also identifies key takeaways for policymakers and others looking to expand and deepen access to high - quality preschool.

«A key takeaway is that secure people (people who have healthy relationships and feel comfortable in interpersonal settings, etc.) should be mindful of their propensity to assume others like what they like,» David said.

Summaries of many of the key takeaways from the Forum can be found in other parts of the NIC Insider.

Key takeaways for members included: developing skills to analyze neighborhoods for crime patterns, sex offenders, and other hazards; gaining valuable insight into criminal behavior and the psychology of survival; and acquiring practical skills to detect, deter, and disengage from violent predators.