Sentences with phrase «pivotal points in»

He has helped couples at every stage of marriage and at pivotal points in their relationships from those just discovering the joys and trials of marriage to those who are ready to call it quits.

It would be interesting to follow these children over time to determine whether family interventions, such as BCT at pivotal points in adolescent development, might positively influence the familial «cycle» of substance abuse in the longer term.

So your cover letter for a Butler must exhibit all the pivotal points in order to increase your chances for the job interview.

Our mission is to foster a greater understanding of contemporary art in our urban and rural communities, while providing support for artists at pivotal points in their careers.

The paintings that remain allow us to consider the visual response of African - American artists to one of the most pivotal points in U.S. history.»

As an ongoing program of exhibitions and presentations, List Projects will support the work of younger artists at pivotal points in their career, as well as those artists otherwise lacking an institutional voice.

Besides offering artists large - scale opportunities at pivotal points in their career, the Zabludowicz also gives smaller commissions to a wide - range of junior artists, showing their creations through dynamic six - week rotations.

Elms Lesters Painting Rooms announced an exhibition of new works by American painter James Marshall, aka DALEK, and Dutch artist Boris Tellegen, aka DELTA, both masters of the art of handling colour and texture, and both at pivotal points in their careers.

This is very handy and there are many pivotal points in the game and its story that advise you that it's now a good time to save.

Harvey Keitel as The Wolfe enters at a pivotal point in the movie, where everything has gone wrong.

Kelly King, chief executive of BB&T Corp., told analysts two days later, «we really believe that we are at a pivotal point in the economy... admittedly that's substantially intuitive.»

His «trilemma» in «Mere Christianity» was the pivotal point in my turn from agnosticism to faith in Christ:

The passage in 1 Samuel 8 where Israel asks for a king is a pivotal point in the biblical narrative.

The launch of the new flavours comes at a pivotal point in the growth of the brand, less than a year after its reintroduction.

It was at that pivotal point in his life that...

«I saw a lot of this in the submissions... this moment in time is that pivotal point in which sustainability and e-commerce are coming together [with] people looking to reduce use of materials and thinking about innovation in terms of e-commerce.»

«We are at a pivotal point in our organization with the introduction of a new board of directors,» said ACF National President Stafford T. DeCambra, CEC, CCE, CCA, AAC.

The year 2008 marks a pivotal point in his career, as Younes joined Crystal Springs Resort as the Food & Beverage Director of the Grand Cascades Lodge.

We're all well aware of the phrase 6 - pointer and the match taking place later this evening will be exactly that for both of these two sides, currently sat in 4th and 5th respectively, as both will be looking to secure their playoff spots at this pivotal point in the season with just eight games of the 46 remaining.

We'll have to wait and see just how pivotal a point in the season this match will be for Chelsea and Arsenal, with both sides looking to compete for the title this season.

Chelsea will no doubt pose the bigger test, especially having to travel to them, but both are huge games at a pivotal point in our season, and a win on Thursday could give us a needed boost before going to Stamford Bridge.

Only time will tell, of course, but I think we could be able to look back on that goal from Gibbs and see it as a pivotal point in our season.

The result could prove a pivotal point in the fight for fourth in the constructors» championship between Force India and Williams, with Perez having passed Felipe Massa on track during the grand prix.

The College Office provides support at this pivotal point in our students» lives when they are asserting their independence, defining their dreams for the future, and preparing for the transition to college.

It was at that pivotal point in his life that...

At a pivotal point in South Africa's history, Winnie urged Nelson to risk ANC alienation and embrace young activists, writes former Labour minister for Africa Peter Hain

Their act of treason was a pivotal point in the Revolutionary war.

«Our paper reports that two highly conserved pathways — the UPR and the nonsense - mediated RNA decay pathway — intersect with each other at a pivotal point in cell stress,» said Miles Wilkinson, PhD, senior author and professor in the Department of Reproductive Medicine and a member of the UC San Diego Institute for Genomic Medicine.

While studying a mutant strain of yeast, Horwich said he found himself in a research dilemma that became a pivotal point in his career.

However, at some pivotal point in time, this mentality changed.

Sundance Institute / Sloan Lab Fellowship ($ 15,000) Bell (U.S.A.) / Darcy Brislin (Co-Writer) and Dyana Winkler (Co-Writer) At a pivotal point in history, hearing society began a golden age of communication with the advent of the telephone, while deaf society plummeted into a dark age with the eradication of sign language and spread of eugenics.

Worrying about Jamie at this pivotal point in his life, Jamie asks two other women to help her raise him: magenta - haired boarder Abbie (Greta Gerwig) and Jamie's slightly older friend and crush Julie (Elle Fanning).

What transpires is a duel, of sorts, between two vastly different men, both with something to prove, at a pivotal point in the history of our government and our country.

And it's at the most pivotal point in the story.

Craig Gillespie does superb work with the material giving the audience a look at the many aspects of Tonya's life that have led her to the pivotal point in her career and the time after that.

With producer Judd Apatow also about to kick - start his directorial career, it is clear to see that Anchorman represented a pivotal point in the lives of much of the cast and crew.

Directed by Clint Eastwood and based on the book Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game that Made a Nation by John Carlin, this movie brings to the screen a pivotal point in history — giving a small glimpse into the difficulties of the South African people and the dreams of their first Black president.

How do you navigate your role as the director with these actors on the cusp at a pivotal point in their careers?

As someone who's passionate about STEM subjects, it's being able to have a positive influence at that pivotal point in the development of young people aged 11 - 14, when they are most switched on to planning for the future, but also most susceptible to being discouraged by certain barriers.

We are at a pivotal point in what is increasingly called world - language education, poised to regain a measure of competitiveness with innovative tools and programs that promote crosscultural understanding.

This is essential to maintain fairness between cohorts, particularly at such a pivotal point in students» academic careers.

In a study for the University of Phoenix Research Institute, the Institute for the Future explains that we are at a pivotal point in time where several disruptive shifts are in progress.

Yet it remains a pivotal point in the governor's much - discussed budget proposal.

This web essay will focus on one branch of this complicated system, elementary magnet schools, because elementary education is a pivotal point in an individual's academic trajectory, and because magnet schools are a trademark of the school choice system and are greatly emphasized by many school choice advocates.

The transition between middle school and high school is a pivotal point in students» lives.

Finding a literary agent can be a pivotal point in a writer's career.

In The Age of Gold, H. W. Brands explores the far - reaching implications of this pivotal point in U.S. history, weaving the politics of the times with the gripping stories of individuals that displays both the best and the worst of the American character.

Especially «Poblacion», which is the pivotal point in terms of tranpostation, is full of hotels and hostels.

By reinterpreting American abstraction through the prism of their own varied cultural backgrounds and artistic heritage, the artists urgently reaffirm the diversity and openness in American culture, at a pivotal point in the nation's history.

By bridging the non-profit and commercial art worlds, and involving a respected selection panel of art world professionals, the SOLO Award is a unique, independent prize for artists who feel they are demonstrating strong potential or are at a pivotal point in their careers.