Sentences with phrase «perspective of the end»

As a secular - living and thinking person, I found this article a worthwhile alternate perspective of the end - of - life process.

Moore also said that she would be thinking carefully about neural engineering from the perspective of an end - user of the technology.

From the perspective of an end user, I see device makers are putting more effort into crafting an all - around device with great built quality that consumers do not necessarily cling to its manual.

When viewed through the perspective of an end user, meta descriptions become a conversion tool of sorts.

Adopting the perspective of the end user is an exercise in empathy.

Sell them from the perspective of the end result of your work and how it served your present and previous employers.

Not exact matches

But the end of the one - movie - per - day plan is the big news here, and there are a few possible reads from a business perspective.

He went on: «While we may always have a different point of view about what happened at the end of our relationship, the founding of the company is a matter of record and not subject to «personal perspectives.»

From a value perspective, if the young adults with leukemia who respond to therapy end up with more years of life — an outcome that is quite likely — then Kymriah will be cost - effective for society as well.

If you have a group of people with different perspectives around the table, you are going to end up in a better place, in decisions you make and in things you decide to invest in.

Still, it's a pretty accurate perspective, especially if you find yourself at the extreme ends of the Innovation Quotient scale!

«That will define the end of the bond bull market from a classic chart perspective, not 2.60,» he added.

Whether it ends in success or failure, pushing through the experience of starting a business will change your perspective for the better.

In the end, he went back to his original choice and wrote it from the perspective of Death.

From the entrepreneur's perspective at the end of the day, when Waze was acquired, the employees and the founders had too little of it.

On the recruiting end, we encourage our hiring managers to look for people who bring new perspectives to the company, and we focus on building teams with a variety of voices and experiences.

They identify excellence through the perspective of the individual franchise owner by listening to franchisees and pinpointing the opportunities that work on both ends, for the franchisee and franchisor.

But as I write in my new Market Perspectives paper, «No Exit,» I'm skeptical that an initial rate hike will herald the end of the rally, though history does suggest that it could result in a modest correction.

That third choice is «acknowledge your privilege, respect that it's informed your perspective, practice listening more than you talk in discussions of equality and rights, and use your privilege to end itself.»

-- «acknowledge your privilege, respect that it's informed your perspective, practice listening more than you talk in discussions of equality and rights, and use your privilege to end itself.»

To put this number of users into perspective, consider the fact that as of the end of 2016, Charles Schwab had 10.2 million brokerage accounts.

The challenge from Facebook's perspective is the one I outlined above: Google got data from everywhere on the web because sites and applications were heavily incentivized to give it to Google so as to have a better chance of reaching end users aggregated by Google:

From an investing perspective, getting completely wiped out and thinking it was the end of the world, and thinking I was an abject failure, and this investing thing wasn't for me.

To put all this in perspective, the growth spurt comes at the end of a decade of sub-par performance, when growth has been held back by some serious structural imbalances, especially in the form of excessive debt.

I found the application to be very robust and «feature rich» but there is a major deficiency is in the area of documentation from a technical / configuration and an end - user / operational perspective.

A.W. Tozer offers a broader perspective, saying many Christians find much solace in believing in God's creation of the beginning and in His preplanned dramatic grand finale at the end, but that not much thought is given to the present.

In a fascinating historical treatment, Holy Scripture and the Quest for Authority at the End of the Middle Ages, Ian Christopher Levy offers a new perspective on this question.

Lewis, who reportedly wrote the series as part of a deal with J.R.R. Tolkien (who is supposedly to have written a time travel story as his end of the agreement), uses the trilogy to write a fantasy from his own unique perspective.

From my perspective, it is LACK of hermeneutic skills that has us ending up with some of the fiasco we keep seeing as doctrines.

On one end is the noncompromising «sin perspective» summarized in these words from an article in a conservative periodical: «The New Testament blasts homosexual activity as the lowest, most degraded kind of immorality» (Alliance Witness, July i6, 1975).

Of course, Jonah may have been susceptible to depression; his extreme reactions to the vine incident at the end of the book indicate that he struggled with emotions and perspectivOf course, Jonah may have been susceptible to depression; his extreme reactions to the vine incident at the end of the book indicate that he struggled with emotions and perspectivof the book indicate that he struggled with emotions and perspective.

I'm sympathetic to both perspectives, but at the end of the day I have to recognize that we humans all believe things, and we all have practices.

But from God's own perspective, the end of history is simply the point at which we encounter the reality that was true all along — that God is indeed eternally and self - consistently God but manifests Godself to history only as its forward flow is terminated.

We are merely on the receiving end and since He transcends our world it is a total waste of time even trying to figure out what he may or may not do from a purely human perspective.

From the humanistic perspective, it is the end of life.

But perhaps the most important chapter was the one on cross-cultural interactions, particularly Cleveland's perspective on the importance of confronting power differentials, which she wisely inserts near the end of the book, after she has long gained the respect and trust of the reader.

Cutting that thread and putting man's perspective, desires, and needs ahead of God, or positing that is a worthwhile endeavor to contemplate as Baden does, always leads to confusion and darkness in the end.

It is a call to each reader to new perspectives on the curriculum, to the end that the high calling of education in democracy may be better served.

One useful perspective is to go back to the middle of the previous century to analyze the two decades from the end of World War II in 1945 to the death of Flannery O'Connor in 1964.

In Western perspective the table top would be wide at the bottom of the print, or at the end of the table closest to us, and narrow at the top or at the end most distant from us.

In this perspective the Reformation could be interpreted as an event presaging the end of times and the birth of a new heaven and a new earth.

This, however, implies a new perspective, whereby we see theological thinking not as reflection on intellectual propositions once and for all revealed by God, but as a never ending quest for a fuller understanding of the Divine Mystery that we never fully apprehend.

In the end however, it is Childs's own fresh perspective that claims attention, sometimes yielding sober analysis and sometimes (as in chapters 24 - 27) the soaring rhetoric of passionate exposition.

Bishop Persell, viewing the scene from the perspective of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, draws an even stronger conclusion: «If you're formed in opposition and negativity, you're bound to keep on splitting — there's always need for more purity, and you don't live with ambiguity very well, so you end up in a church of one.»

To this end she has produced a very attractive and honest volume, mining the writings of John Paul II including Familiaris Consortio, The Theology of the Body and Love and Responsibilityfor a personalist perspective on the act of love in marriage which would sell well to third millennium Catholics.

Roland Bainton offers this contextual perspective: «The terror of the Holy, the horror of Infinitude, smites him like a new lightning bolt, and only through a fearful restraint could he hold himself at the altar to the end.»

In most cases, you won't end up actually sending the letter to the person, but the process of writing it will help you gain perspective on your feelings, and might even help you frame a conversation you need to have.

Death becomes not the sheer destruction or obliteration of life but merely its termination, the setting of a limit to the total number of indestructible experiences that comprise a given life.49 Secondly, in urging upon man the principle that his actions help determine the nature of God's everlasting memory of him, it gives very powerful inducement to highly moral and unselfish living within a cosmic perspective.50 Finally, it affirms a cosmic basis for absolutely cherishing the worth of life's every moment, inasmuch as «each moment of life is an end in itself, and not just a means to some future goal.

Though I have written this book in part to set forth what I think is a neglected perspective among scholars, researchers, and consultants who study congregations, at the end of the ministerial day it matters less whether private analysts understand the narrative features of the congregation than whether the congregation itself understands those features.

As soon as NGOs move out of this perspective and support social or economic movements they are regarded with mistrust and the political and economic powers try to control them or to use them to their own ends.