Sentences with phrase «pursuit which»

Advertising is an never - ending game of pursuit which becomes increasingly irritating and unbelievable the more you are subjected to the sell.

The practice of painting heads was a life long pursuit which became a preoccupation for Carone in the 1980s.

According to Blatherwick, painting «is a conceptual pursuit which is made more human after being filtered through his...

One such game which is quite popular is Highway Pursuit which can be found with a simple search on Google.

FSB: Your track «Bombshock» recently appeared on EA's Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit which was arguably the best racing game of 2010.

Learning the art of book marketing is a pursuit which can often feel like an unending demand on your limited resources.

Today, Dodge announced the Durango Pursuit which will give police departments another choice in the utility segment.

The eLearning trend has caught on fast and has become a «cradle to the grave» pursuit which begins with educational...

Whereas contemporary understanding envisions the curious person as open to knowledge, life, and new experiences in a kind of whimsical, impish, or carefree way, scholastic theologians saw curiosity as a wayward pursuit which impedes the studied application of the mind to worthy things.

Along with raising children and keeping house, spirituality has often been one of the few serious pursuits which women have been allowed and affirmed for.

Ghrelin has other pursuits which includes stimulation of other pituitary hormones secretion, modulation of food intake and management of energy metabolism, monitoring gastric and pancreatic and even cardiovascular functions.

Youth Worker Tyler Sleger from Tottenham, spends time with pursuits which includes house repair, how to travel alone and yoyo.

24 year old Optometrist Aubrey Necaise from Radville, has several pursuits which include reading to the, how to travel alone and woodworking.

I've read about the business plan angle of things, but related it more to nonfiction pursuits which I don't plan on doing.

The stories are usually fueled by her love of the water, country music, childhood memories as a military brat, and her own deep love of creative pursuits which include cooking, writing, and drawing.

Not exact matches

«I will say that both pursuits appeal to a sense of aesthetics and elegance, and that the self - officiated nature of Ultimate conforms to philosophies of truth and honesty which I hold as a mathematician,» writes Peter Behr, a designer who studied math, on Quora.

A machine in Japan almost won a literary prize for a full length novel it wrote — which it chose to end with the sentence, «The computer, placing priority on the pursuit of its own joy, stopped working for humans.»

Sure, there's the salesperson, the swagger and relentless pursuit of the deal (which all comes at a price).

Look at our space shuttle program, which lost two of its four primary vehicles, and two full crews, in the pursuit of science.

Marie Curie believed that Poland (which was under Russian rule) could only be preserved through the pursuit of education and technological advance by all Poles - including women.

They are ardent in their leisure pursuits, which include basketball, hiking, kayaking, and ultimate Frisbee.

But the controversy over policies which May is closely associated with has raised awkward questions about how the pursuit of lower immigration after Brexit sits alongside the desire to be an outward - looking global economy.

He also sees companies emulating partnerships like the one Starbucks has with Arizona State University, in which Starbucks will reimburse part - or full - time employees» pursuit of a bachelor's degree.

All of Lacie's pursuits fall into line perfectly with the hedonic treadmill principle, which some psychologists have used to explain why so many of us feel unsatisfied with our lives.

«When the war is over, then there will be in all countries a pursuit of secret war preparations with technological means which will lead inevitably to preventative wars and to destruction even more terrible than the present destruction of life,» Einstein wrote.

Berkshire, which made the offer to Oncor in order to step up its pursuit of steady profits from utilities and infrastructure deals, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Over $ 1 million was raised in pursuit of legalization in Maine, much of which was spent gathering the signatures necessary to get Question 1 on the ballot.

In the case of Lululemon, the employee (which the company calls an educator) talks to the shopper (called the guest) about her passions and pursuits, and they work together to select the ideal garment.

They are used to solitary pursuits, which explains why many writers and solo - sports athletes are only children.

Unlike them, Pein starts off disillusioned, which may give him an unconscious disadvantage in his pursuit of the dream.

DUBNER: All right, so let me ask you: You've become famous, I would say, for encouraging what's known as radical transparency and radical truthfulness — both of which are in pursuit of an idea - meritocracy.

The sixth, and most extensive, form of co-operation is where individual countries cede control over an arm of policy to an international body, which conducts that policy in pursuit of a collective goal.

I fear that parts of the central bank community have become blinded by the science and the technique, and that there has been excess allocation of intellectual resources to this pursuit (which perhaps could have better been focused on financial stability issues).

During the Obama years, the Justice Department rejected several deals — including Comcast's pursuit of Time Warner Cable, which ended in 2015, and AT&T's bid for T - Mobile in 2011 — for their potential to impede competition.

This footage is shown alongside other films which reveal what effect going to gym has on members» day - to - day pursuits.

For inflation targeting countries, it would certainly be a retrograde step in my view to be perceived as walking away from a framework which has for a decade delivered good results, in favour of some explicit pursuit of asset prices per se.

Markey hailed the Labor Department rule as ushering a new era in which «entertainers like Dave Ramsey can no longer evade the pursuit of regulatory oversight.»

For the Pittsburgh team, Levandowski's focus on public demos — which require both time and resources — has set the team back in its pursuit of launching a network of driverless cars, insiders say.

Other brands on the rise include Casa Noble, which launched a multimillion - dollar campaign earlier this year called the «The Noble Pursuit.»

And the aggressive pursuit of Time Warner Inc. (TWX)(which is currently experiencing heavy regulatory scrutiny) could serve to further reshape AT&T into a diversified entertainment conglomerate that would be vertically integrated (delivering content via its DirecTV business and also producing content), with a massive communications business thrown in.

Nakamoto had a imaginative and prescient of ending a world by which governments, monetary establishments and some elites are in cost of the financial techniques and make choices based mostly on their very own private pursuits.

In pursuit of this goal, the company has designed, developed, and extensively tested their Peregrine lander — which is now officially signed - on to launch aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket in 2019.

Veris Wealth Partners produced the Women, Wealth & Impact report to demonstrate that «better companies are created by shifting the flow of wealth and power to women, whether we aim to lift women and girls out of poverty or bolster women's leadership and entrepreneurial pursuits» and Trillium's Investing for Positive Impact on Women report which presents concrete gender - lens investment examples have spurred increasing investor interest in gender lens investing across fixed income and public equities.

«Our Expedition aims to provide an inside, first - hand look at the emerging private space industry, nurturing our members» aspirational pursuits and instilling a sense of awe and wonder, which ultimately fosters their desire to participate in and support the industry.»

But Fishers is home to the incubator Launch Fishers, which has fostered many successful startups, and frequently beats Indianapolis in pursuit of growing companies.

The report, which The Washington Post has not independently confirmed, relied on surreptitious video recordings of Alexander Nix, the chief executive of Cambridge Analytica, claiming to have used «a web of shadowy front companies» in pursuit of winning elections.

Mr Macmillan at Deloitte said: «Small cash holding companies which have been more aggressive in their pursuit of growth have seen their revenue growth and share price performance outperform their richer counterparts.»

The functional meaning of this term (which is otherwise undefined) is found in the identity politics of our time, not in any academic pursuit.

Kohl's pursuit of ever greater European integration, however, was informed by a vision of Europe as a common home in which various countries could have their disagreements, without recourse to arms.

The argument of The Good Society is that Americans are people determined by a Lockean political culture» that is, one which emphasizes individual freedom and pursuit of individual influence» yet we are determined by a most un-Lockean economy and government.