Sentences with phrase «poor practice come»

Examples of poor practice come to light with wearying regularity.

Not exact matches

These criteria are all subjective; understanding the difference between very poor form, acceptable form and great form comes with practice as a coach.

(Only in years to come will we look back on the entertainments of this decade and be shocked at how grimly colorless they were, trapped in a hue - killing triple - headlock of CGI, 3 - D, and poor projection practices.

«This regrettably comes as no surprise as our evidence shows the toll that excessive workload, lack of resources, and poor management practices are taking on the health of teachers.

This is not to say there is not a problem with access that affects the economically poorest learners, but the respondents here missed the reality that they were using technology as practice — technologies that were free and shareable, came standard to most hardware purchases, or were widely purchased by school systems — replicating real - world experiences that crossed class lines.

But one of those lessons is crystal clear: That without a strong, active, federal role, states will rarely do the right thing when it comes to addressing policies and practices that are damaging to blacks, Latinos, and other minorities (as well as to poor whites).

«The Dance of the Lemons» is a phrase you can expect to hear more of in the coming months; it refers to the practice of shuffling bad teachers from school to school due to the difficulty it takes to fire a poor educator.

In my dermatology practice in Connecticut, I use cosmeceuticals to treat a whole host of skin problems, from acne, uneven pigment, dark circles, and poor skin tone to fine lines, sagging skin, and loss of radiance — problems that often come with age.

those smuggled or imported pups come from mills that are far worse then the mills here in the states - they bring with them disease and the results of poor breeding practices - rabies anyone?

This announcement came less than six months after the EPA imposed similar fines on two major supermarket companies, Safeway and Costco, for their poor HCFC refrigerant management practices.

I do nt believe in poor practice when it come to acknowledging errors.

The book covers some well - rehearsed ground and swings at some low - hanging fruit: the narrow backgrounds of the current Supreme Court justices, the esoteric nature of much legal scholarship (in that critique he echoes the Chief Justice), the poor quality of most briefs and opinions, and law schools» inadequacies when it comes to preparing students for practice.

For too long in - house counsel has been the poor relation of private practice when it comes to accessing legal technology.

However, as a barrister who is instructed by City firms and the odd regional practice, I have to say that you do occasionally come across shockingly poor solicitors who don't have a clue what they're up to.

It's not common practice in the U.S. to include a headshot and could come across as egotistical or of poor judgment if you do include one.

Now, I am not excusing poor hiring practices, nor am I suggesting that every bad application that comes through a company's door should be acknowledged with a personal call from the CEO.

It goes without saying that grammatical and spelling mistakes, exaggerated or false claims, and outdated contact information are poor practices when it comes to resume writing.

Nathan laments that the biggest challenge in the industry today is poorly trained agents working in the industry at large, as well as brokers condoning the poor practices that come along with unprepared agents.