Sentences with phrase «point breakdown of»

Use your cover letter to show off your human side before they get to the point - by - point breakdown of your resume.

There is going to be a complex interaction between various things, some of them offering reinforcing positive feedback to others that «latches» the system in one state or another but at some point a breakdown of that positive feedback allows the system to try to come out of the cold mode but can't sustain it.

So let's do a point - by - point breakdown of his arguments.

Not exact matches

And as Jon Nathanson (now Slate columnist) pointed out in his exhaustive breakdown of the economics of infomercials on Priceonomics, in comparison, the U.S. network and cable industry was estimated at just $ 97 billion in 2013.

A litany of social research backs up his remarks, Kenney added, pointing to a 1960s study by former U.S. senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan that warned about the consequences of the breakdown of the African - American family.

I remember a critical turning point when I was on the verge of a breakdown while running my internet company.

To fully appreciate Pinker's book, you'll need to spend a considerable amount of time with it, but here's a breakdown of its main points.

The poll was conducted using an online panel of 1,021 Canadians from Dec. 7 to Dec. 12 and is considered accurate within 3.5 percentage points for the national numbers, with higher margins of error for regional breakdowns.

Many have pointed to a long - term catastrophic financial breakdown of the program, and while the worst fears of Social Security disappearing entirely are overblown, the odds of some reduction in benefits in are rising.

Sell when a security breaks below the lowest point of a longer - term range that it has been confined in and if you are short - selling, place a tight stop loss in case the breakdown fails.

They point to other issues, from violence in video games and movies to the supposed breakdown of the traditional family.

I will be eagerly awaiting Jeremy's breakdown of these points.

Melanie Phillips pointed out that she had been writing for more than two decades «on the various elements that have contributed to this collapse of order: family breakdown and mass fatherlessness; educational collapse which damages most those at the bottom of the social heap» and so on.

Today teachers of prophecy talk about satellite communication, space travel, television, world communism, the breakdown of the family and of church authority, abortion and the re-establishment of Israel's nationhood as all pointing to that return.

Gravitational Singularity is only a theory at best, and what it concerns is something of this world, that is infinite gravity and density — however, they are not really infinite but because all the known Laws of Physics breakdown at that point, they call them infinite, hence a created matter, so it can not possibly be self - existent nor «First Cause.»

«It would be churlish to point out that in a subsequent volume of autobiography Canon Phillips explained to his readers the nature of these «difficult circumstances» through which he was passing: depressions and nervous breakdowns so severe as to constitute periodic bouts of lunacy; churlish because irrelevant.

Some in the Christian blogging and media world point to these findings as evidence of a church model «flaw» / breakdown that applies exclusively to Willow Creek and / or the seeker movement inspired by Willow Creek 30 years ago.

However, it was further pointed out that the principal reason for the breakdown of the unity of the sermons of men who prepare for the pulpit is to be found in the di - polar nature of the preaching task itself.

One can point to the emergence of a variety of critical approaches to religion in general, and to Christianity in particular, which have contributed to the breakdown of certainties: These include historical - critical and other new methods for the study of biblical texts, feminist criticism of Christian history and theology, Marxist analysis of the function of religious communities, black studies pointing to long - obscured realities, sociological and anthropological research in regard to cross-cultural religious life, and examinations of traditional teachings by non-Western scholars.

But from a «breakdown» point of view, the curious fact is that many of these men who were not broken down at all would have, however unconsciously, welcomed a «breakdown» diagnosis.

For my children, witnessing their mum being being driven to the point of emotional and physical breakdown by the abusive behaviour of her fellow «leaders» offered a pretty «terrible misconception» too!

While there are numerous points of disagreement in detail among source critics as to what is or is not J, he follows a fairly standard breakdown, such as can be found in any of the critical Introductions to the Old Testament, with a few modifications of his own, especially in the Joseph story.

at one point I realized that my calling is to have faith like John the Baptist or the virgin Mary, to believe in God in a way that would cause every religious person to reject me as a lost cause for the rest of my life, for them to speculate and gossip about my breakdown or my backsliding, and to never defend myself because i am right where I should be and when you are right where you should be, you do nt defend yourself.....

Point - of - sale analytics that identify when items are not scanned properly not only can alert managers to potentially deviant behavior, but they also can identify when processes are not being followed and a breakdown in operations might occur.

For high - temperature grilling, it's important to use a fat with a high smoke point to avoid the breakdown of molecules into harmful acrolein.

Personally, I prefer the flavor of peanut oil and it has a high smoke point, or the temperature at which the oil starts to breakdown.

As a result of deforestation, consequent erosion and a breakdown in the water cycle, crisis point was reached in 1990 when it was realised that 14000 km2 was suffering extreme ecological degradation.

He will die after a while in water colder than 36 ° because his metabolism slows to a point at which it can not compete with the natural forces of breakdown in his body.

Great breakdown, you pointed out a subtle problem in his game, which is the disconnect between his upper and lower body and the problem with some of his lower body mechanics.

The table below shows a breakdown of the NFL point spread betting percentages from our seven contributing sportsbooks.

There were too many strikes and spares (and gutter balls) to keep track of but here's how the point breakdown shuck down by night's end.

A good point of reference would be the african cup.cameroons first game started off in the first half with a total breakdown in their midfield.

And when you do look at those goals — as I have, on my tactical breakdowns, which you can find on the site — you can see why Liverpool have dropped points, and more often than not it's because of some individual error you can not account for, such as Lovren missing the ball, Matip leaving a header, Karius not positioning himself well enough, a midfielder not tracking his man properly, or the team of officials being useless in enforcing the laws of the game.

and this simple breakdown is a perfect way to outline the high (and low) points of some potentially useful online tools.

But that's far from inevitable and it certainly won't happen with a government that stands by whilst wages and salaries are driven down, industry is hollowed out and public services are cut to the point of breakdown.»

Regardless of the merits or otherwise of these points, the thrust was clear — the third sector is first and foremost a tool for administering the remedy to «breakdown Britain.»

However, Iain was making very strong points about social breakdown, which is something he's been working on every since and is doing work on that now for us — it's right at the heart of our plans.»

What he didn't mention, his opponents are quick to point out, was the breakdown of that top - 50 list.

Liverpool, where local councillors are on the verge of a mass mental breakdown at the prospect of having to defend the cuts, is a painful case in point.

Instead they point to issues like family breakdown or drug addiction as being the causes of poverty, perhaps because it absolves them of any blame.

These breakdowns have fueled more calls for New York officials to force the closure of Indian Point, which they consider dangerous.

[9] According to a breakdown of presidential election results by state legislative districts, Donald Trump (R) won District 9 in the 2016 presidential election by 23 points.

[6] According to a breakdown of presidential election results by state legislative districts, Hillary Clinton (D) won this seat in 2016 by 90 points.

He wouldn't, however, say where the breakdown is, or commit to any specific solution during the interview, including whether the state would fund more supportive housing, which has been one of the points of contention between Cuomo and de Blasio.

The Republican share of the vote only deviated about 3 percentage points from the current enrollment breakdown in the 2016 general election and 2017 special election.

That's what the Legislature and governor have been doing for decades when it comes to the state budget, ignoring the obvious signs of trouble to the point where the state is close to a financial breakdown — «fundamentally bankrupt» as the governor calls it.

In response to the mayor's most recent attempt to point the finger at the union for the breakdown of evaluation talks, UFT President Michael Mulgrew observed, «Most people would be embarrassed that the state's highest education official has directly contradicted their statements about a new teacher evaluation system, but not the mayor.»

If true, the breakdown by «type of employment» completely destroys Simon Heffer's thesis that there is no point encouraging public sector workers to vote Conservative.

Breakdown of communication at the neuromuscular junctions — the points where nerve fibers connect to muscle fibers — is what ultimately leads to muscle weakness and failure.

A third (and most likely) possibility is that information escapes through a breakdown of locality — the notion that events at spatially separated points can influence one another only after light has had time to travel between them — that is more profound than ordinary quantum nonlocality.