Sentences with phrase «others read on the subject»

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My biggest piece of advice to other young entrepreneurs is to read constantly on subjects that apply to your current strategies and problems.

And I bet I'd remember it far longer than I have every other article I've read on the subject in the past year.

Neither light reading nor cheap (it's hard to find online for less than about $ 75), this book is the most thoughtful and objective analysis of the long - term returns on stocks, bonds, cash and inflation available anywhere, purged of the pom - pom waving and statistical biases that contaminate other books on the subject.

The whole piece is definitely worth reading, although those who are acquainted already with the writings of Bishop Barron will certainly not come across too many deviations or developments from his other writing on similar subjects.

While I haven't read everything on the subject, I know of no other book like it on the market, and it really helped answer some of my own questions and provide me some direction as I seek to follow Jesus by loving and serving others in my community.

One could, of course, earn one's reviewer's fee the old - fashioned way, by reading it all from start to finish and then comparing it to similar works on other subjects and dissimilar works on the same subject.

Private school students, on average, score better than public school students in reading, math and a host of other subject areas, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

Then take a bit of time to click around and read other people's thoughts on the subject, leave a bit of comment love in your wake, make a few new connections, enjoy the community of people who are tapping away at their laptops in coffee houses and kitchens all around the world.

I was reading some of your articles on the subject and a few others and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I lapped - up your 3 powers reviews, and look forward to reading Wink directly on this subject, and others.

In reading even within his own field it is all one can do to keep up on publications in the small area in which he is working — quite apart from reading on other subjects.

[1] For more reading on this subject try: The Other Side of Calvinism by Laurence Vance, Beyond Calvinism and Arminianism by C. Gordon Olson, The Dark Side of Calvinism by George Bryson, Calvinistic Paths Retraced by Samuel Fisk, Election and Predestination by Samuel Fisk, and God's Strategy in Human History by Paul Marston and Roger Forster.

Here I could connect with friends on the other side of the world from my student days, read articles on many subjects and join groups for various interests.

Then please take a bit of time to click around and read other people's thoughts on the subject, leave a bit of comment love in your wake, make a few new connections, enjoy the community of people who are tapping away at their laptops in coffee houses and kitchens all around the world.

Reading all the books on the subject won't change the fact I and many others are atheists.

ok, ok, ok, i get it both sides think they are telling the truth there are no lyers here on this blogs only misinform people talking about two separate subjects yet thinking they are talking about the same thing the existence of god... one side believe the other doesn't what's wrong with that... sooner or later they'll changed their minds and one side will believe and the other won't so the arguement will forever be the same about two separate aguement on the same blog... but its definitely entertaining to read the comebacks... keep up the good work you all... its just as fun to read what the believer have to say as to what the nonebeliever have to say... after all it keeps all getting to know eachother better on what we believe right???

During that time, Me, Myself, and I also read scores of books on the death of Jesus and engaged in numerous hours of conversation with other people about this subject.

I learned more from your comments about this macaroon than any other comments I've ever read on the net about any subject.

Souness was a midfielder, just go read up on the subject matter before telling others to curb what they have to say.

I enjoyed your article the other day on the subject of his development, but the gist is still that Ifedi is «surprisingly, right about where he ought to be despite what you've heard / read / felt / seen with your flawed eye - test instruments» I give your comment a rec because you're right, but its a tough sell for most folks

Agree 100 % Matte you have hit the nail on the head, All the majority will read into his words and come out with the same answer The minority if they have worked it out will be having a party (3 % of the 20 %) The other 17 % will still be walking around wondering what's going on as normal but being led by the idiots on Wetpants.com, Still waiting for a come back WHU and some numbers (is that you prison number) Or you p45 number, or your caravan spot number, as we are all pikey, s, or your wife, s statistics, sorry not very new age maybe boy friends statistics, Sorry off subject again BFS OUT

In the many discussions of this critical subject that I have read, here and elsewhere, it never ceases to amaze me how nobody ever seems to recognise what is perhaps the most concrete and indisputable fact of all, the vowes and promises that we make to each other on the day that we get married.

I have observed, with a critical eye, both myself and others; compared global statistics, and read research papers written on this subject.

I picked apart the myriad solutions I'd read about, immersed myself in whatever I could find on the subject, and kept in regular contact with other sleep - deprived parents.

Knowing quite a bit on the subject, I didn't doubt the accuracy of these statements, I just wanted to be able to read the original sources, particularly in order to share them with others.

Hello, I found this blog on other and i found this subject, I read your storyes and let me tell you that my daughter si 2 years and 3 months old and I still nursing her....

My blog posts this year included a series of interviews with counsellors / coaches about how to talk with kids about various tricky subjects, a book club sharing an awesome read (available in written and audio format) to inspire positive parenting and personal growth each month, and other articles on a variety of topics.

It tests readers» commitment to the subject - those who are serious about entering the profession will read on, others will be turned off by reading about the long hours and restrictions on partisan comment.

In order to determine if the performance of the function conferred on it under article 45 (a) is subject to any other constitutional provision, we have to read the constitution in its entirety paying particular attention to the various provisions in order to find out if there are any exceptions to its independence.

-LSB-[Italic part for written statement only, not to be read aloud]-RSB- I've published papers on climate change in Science, Nature, and other refereed journals; I am the author of a technical book on the subject.

They used software linked to an ordinary webcam to read information about heart rate, blood pressure and skin temperature based on, among other things, colour changes in the subject's face (Optics Express, vol 18, p 10762).

I just posted a comment about CC and I've just read some of your other replies on this subject, so I kind of know how you feel about it now.

Read my other tips on supporting methylation in my article on the subject.

Coach training (as mentioned in other articles on this same subject) has its limitations, and these methods for running your coach mastermind will help you break free from any limits that hold you... [Read more...]

I read some fat f... reference about Mike, he may very well be out of shape but on the other hand he makes a lot of sense when you start researching the subject matter.

Obviously, the marketing materials you read from supplement makers will tout the effects and benefits of tribulus like it's a miracle herb; and then on the other hand, talking with other like - minded fitness individuals, and just simply browsing bodybuilding chat forums, you'll find a wide range of opinions on the subject, and I'm no exception.

A study at Emory University found that meditation makes subjects more equipped to read the emotions on other people's faces (a handy little trick when navigating the very personal world of business).

Ive read some other articles on this subject, but I was confused until I read yours.

States should seize the possibilities for more innovative approaches to school improvement posed by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), which replaces a law much criticized for its heavy - handed federal role and for focusing schools heavily on teaching for low - level multiple - choice tests in reading and math to the neglect of other subject areas and higher - level skills.

The petition on the official Parliamentary site reads that «the exclusion of art, music, drama and other expressive subjects is limiting, short sighted and cruel», and I tend to agree.

Partly in response to federal accountability measures ~ curriculum in many schools particularly those serving predominantly disadvantaged students has narrowed to focus on reading and math at the expense of the arts ~ physical education ~ civics and other subjects.

Other than an SME / prof who can riff on about a subject without a script (which, of course, makes course creation / design more difficult for you), the best people to read your script in a conversational way with passion and engagement are voice actors.

The short answer is that the public wants more emphasis on math, more emphasis on reading, and more emphasis on the arts and other subjects.

It came via yet another wonky study, The PISA 2009 Results: What Students Know and Can Do, reporting that on a test of math, reading and science given to fifteen year olds in sixty - five countries in 2009, Shanghai's 15 - year - olds topped those in every other jurisdiction in ALL THREE SUBJECTS.

Were there concerns that curricula might be narrowed or other subjects might be squeezed out by the focus on math and reading?

Researchers found that it took Fairfax ESL students four to nine years to reach grade level on standardized tests in reading and other subjects.

The narrow focus on math and reading achievement is driving out other subjects, including the arts.

By focusing on math and reading to the exclusion of other subjects, he says, «you create incentives to further distort and narrow the curriculum, which is disastrous.»

David Grissmer and his colleagues are producing a series of studies that suggest how much later success in math, reading, and science depend on early acquisition of the kind of «general knowledge» and fine - motor skills learned through art and other subjects.

In a routine day, a terrific 4th - grade reading teacher might give lessons in reading for just one hour, while spending another five hours teaching other subjects in which she is less effective, filling out paperwork, and so on.