Sentences with phrase «potential as a bell»

«If you see human potential as a bell curve and there are only some kids who are going to be great and most kids are mediocre, then engagement really wouldn't matter,» Rose says.

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These findings — though not unique among the countries surveyed by Pew — could raise potential human rights alarm bells as both countries begin the long process of rebuilding their systems of jurisprudence in the wake of the U.S. exit.

In part because of the unorthodox public listing, the company's stock did not begin trading until hours after the opening bell, as potential sellers and buyers were matched up.

Just the words» second - from - bottom» would usually have those alarm bells ringing, though Wigan, despite having only West Ham below them in the table, can take a lot of heart from the fact that victory on Saturday, at home against fellow struggler's Fulham, has the potential to lift them as high as 14th in the table.

Your mention of translation rings a bell for me as I prepare various programs this fall for conferences on independent authors and the international potential — and, of course, the message we have to carry in to these events is that there's no easy way, no push - button solution to the difficulties still inherent in «going global,» as some like to call it.

This concept finds its roots in the writing of bell hooks, a visionary feminist activist and author, who speaks to the transformative potential of shifting one's focus to consider the margin and center not as disparate parts, but as making up a whole body.

In part because of the unorthodox public listing, the company's stock did not begin trading until hours after the opening bell, as potential sellers and buyers were matched up.