Sentences with phrase «probably use practice»

On balance, I would probably use practice management software.

Not exact matches

If a company is using aggressive accounting principles, they are probably practicing risky behavior in other areas.

Joe, I appreciate your skepticism, and that probably does happen on some sites, but it is definitely not a practice FlexJobs uses.

* arsenal used to be able to keep the ball away: wenger probably doesn't practice defending «i'm an attacking manager».

I've probably now over 50 practices I've used with those principles in mind.

Using nipple stimulation for inducing labor would probably be a more widely known and recommended practice were there not concerns about its safety.

Practice using regular and unacceptable voices together — hearing you at your whiniest will probably elicit a good laugh from your preschooler.

But, 95 % + of the lawyers in the state use less than 10 % of the statutes by page length, on any regular basis, and I probably use only 10 % of the tax code and 5 % of the tax regulations despite having an extremely broad tax practice in terms of the variety of subjects I deal with compared to the average lawyer who does tax work.

Open Source: Probably the best - known «open» term, the practice of making computer source code freely available to use and modify.

«Especially in older individuals, but probably in all individuals, a good practice would be to... screen your iPSCs beforehand using a genomic or genetic approach so that you can screen out lines that might have a pathogenic variant,» Torkamani said.

IN PRACTICE: If you can't get around eating between lunch one and dinner (or if you feel like eating again), «consume foods that don't provide the body with too much energy that probably won't get used».

I could still have been planting my mat in the back corner of the studio, and probably would have had a fine time between that and my home practice, but look at everything I would have missed out on if I hadn't just used my fear as a motivator and pushed through.

You've probably heard of Reiki, an ancient Japanese spiritual practice that people use to heal everything from chronic back pain to depression.

Oil pulling probably won't be a miracle cure for your acne or health problems, but there is a good chance it will promote healthier teeth and gums, especially if used in combination with other good oral health practices.

-- The best way to improve range of motion is probably to practice your sport, not to use stretching or mobility exercises.

... etc The student who has chosen the secret word can answer using the following responses: YES - NO - SOMETIMES - RARELY - GENERALLY - MAYBE - IT DEPENDS - PROBABLY Alternative game play: To change up the game and to make it more challenging as well as practicing other skills, have the student who chooses the secret word describe it to others in the group.

If we are going to develop facilitators / teachers to work in a virtual classroom, then they also have to practice with that and see a professional model, the kinds of experiences that they will have... If we use our teacher education program as a model, then the logical next step would be that the student facilitator would get practice teaching or facilitating a lesson, probably not taking on a whole curriculum.

As with the no cover letter idea, the sticky note practice probably originated with published authors who used it with editors they already knew.

In theory, and probably in practice, a verified purchase flag on a review gives it a tad more weight, but at this time it is the sheer number of reviews that counts the most in the Amazon algorithms used for their book promotions.

If you can save one inspection per year using this best practice, you would probably cover most of your credit card processing fees for the entire year!

And when first selling a weekly covered call you'll probably want to use a limit order (as opposed to a market order) at the mid-point of the bid - ask spread (which is a good practice for monthly covered calls, too).

If you are paid using ACH or direct deposit, you're probably already familiar with this practice, but either way, you will be relieved and excited to know that you've got cash deposited directly into your account without any other errands or work required!

Deborah Workman talks of old Burt, a stray who was found collapsed in a ditch, and was later discovered to be full of buckshot and pellets, probably used as target practice.

You can also practice this one at home if you have a sufficiently high table, although you probably don't want to use a kitchen or dining room table, or a kitchen counter.

You get 5 free plays that you use on the first badge catcher (Mario theme), and then you can do the practice catcher and probably get 3 or 4 free plays.

Sandbox mode: Sandbox mode is probably best used to either create masterpieces or practice the mechanics if you still don't get it.

This experience probably reinforced his insight into the studies of light and the use of exhibition space and exposed him to the Impressionists, Colorists, Modernists, and Dadaists whose influences are made explicit in his work through his practice of leaving pieces untitled yet dedicated to artists including Mondrian, Brancusi, Jasper Johns, and Duchamp.

Would be wonderful if everyone who engaged publicly in these discussions were careful about how they used evidence, but many aren't and expecting all those who engage publicly to have a good understanding of the scientific method, and best scientific practices, is probably unrealistic.

Because they use Zapier to integrate with customer relationship management (CRM) software, law practice management software Clio, legal - specific CRM Lexicata, and hundreds of other programs, they are probably a good fit for attorneys looking to streamline and connect their technology services.

Either way, you probably want to know the best way to put your new tool to use in your practice.

You probably use it repeatedly every day in the course of your practice, but if you're like most of -LSB-...]

Most senior lawyers probably came through law school and their early years of practice in a time when word processing was done using manual or electric typewriters.

Of course, most law practice management software now has online payments built in, so you'd probably just use that.

You may not be using it to market your legal services directly, but you've probably got some sort of web presence that tips people off to the fact you practice law, be it something as overt as a law firm affiliation on your Facebook account or as inconspicuous as a brief discussion on Twitter.

If you are anything like most lawyers who have just hung a shingle, you probably are running your law practice using an assortment of generic, built - in software programs, including a word processing program such as Word, Word Perfect or Pages, a calendar, and e-mail system like Microsoft Outlook or the Apple equivalent, and one of the corresponding contact management systems.

Law bloggers generally fall into one of two camps with any new technology: (1) it is The Future of Law, and if you don't use it, you are probably committing malpractice; or (2) all you need to practice law are a few pieces of birch bark and some charcoal.

Sam Glover: Because it seems like there's probably low hanging fruit in every practice where if you really stop and think about the way you're doing things... Like if you use a phone tree when people call, you can probably reflect on the fact that you hate phone trees whenever you reach them.

Sam Glover: Yeah, but if I'm not already using the law practice management software then I might have a preliminary step of organizing what's in my probably paper files or spreadsheets into a more useful format.

If you have been practicing law for at least 10 years, and still using your original website, it is probably time to ditch it and create a new one.

A «living will» which is a «pull the plug» document that isn't customized to an individual's preferences (probably 95 % + done by lawyers are not customized anyway) through a service like LegalZoom is probably fine, although doing it yourself you don't get the same guidance about how to use it in practice and are more likely to screw up the formal execution of the document (e.g. not having the proper witnesses and notary observe the execution, or signing in the wrong place, etc.).

The practice of having illiterate people write an «X» on a signature line with the intent that they will be bound is used for this same purpose, even though it is probably not identifiable forensically (although it rules out a signature by a literate person).

Bills should not be sent to clients without you taking a look at them, but if you are not using the capabilities of your practice management software to their fullest, you are probably spending too much time on invoicing.

It's easier (and probably cheaper) than using yet another tool, since you already use your practice management software all the time and don't have to remember to log in to something else just to send a confidential message.

The most obvious benefit of using technology in your law practice is probably the efficiencies that it can produce.

Chances are you are probably using some instance of practice management software right now.

I probably take on at least 1 - 2 such cases a year in my very small firm practice, and in Florida where the large law firm where I used to be a lawyer had some offices, we would get half a dozen new cases like that every month.

Because of this confusion, we try to avoid using these words when describing what we do, but we admit that we have probably slipped up here and there - the fact is that it is hard to describe the highly focused practices of our lawyers, which are restricted primarily to personal injury litigation, without occasionally falling back on convenient words like «specialize.»

Even so, delivering encrypted matter to clients is getting ever simpler; and, probably the easiest current market solution is the use of a client portal available through a law practice management system — which is a solution that the opinion itself alludes to on page 7.

We're probably going to say, you don't have to like social media, you don't even have to use social media, but in certain areas of practice, if you don't know anything about social media you can't do your job.

Living Wills A «living will» which is a «pull the plug» document that isn't customized to an individual's preferences (probably 95 % + done by lawyers are not customized anyway) through a service like LegalZoom is probably fine, although doing it yourself you don't get the same guidance about how to use it in practice and are more likely to screw up the...