Sentences with phrase «radical changes at»

Don't feel like you have to make radical changes all at once.

You don't have to make any radical changes all at once, or go as far as HFASS and Gregory of Nyssa, but doing things differently now and then actually enriches the inherent beauty of the liturgy and reminds both longtime members and newbies why it's so central and so important to the life of your church.

Wenger and the board must go especially the american owner.Sell the club to the Russian part owner or to Africas billionaire.All Arsenal fans throughout the whole world must unite and get rid of useless Wenger and Kroenke and Ivan.Please boycott the games and parade with wenger - out banners and kroenke - out outside the stadium.We need a radical change at Arsenal otherwise we are doomed.

Such a radical change at this point in the season would be pointless.

The nutrition community of that time completely accepted Keys» hypothesis, and encouraged the public to cut out butter, red meat, animal fats, eggs, dairy and other «artery clogging» fats from their diets — a radical change at that time that is still very much in force today.

In Compton, the only other city where the Parent Trigger law has been tested (it's currently tied up in court due to similar backlash), an opposition built of teachers and PTA parents turned Parent Revolution's conversation about the need for instant and radical change at California's most neglected schools into a political attack on the tight - knit Compton community.

That suggests that Howell's statement about the need for radical change at large firms applies across the board.

Not exact matches

You'd think that even in these crazy times of radical change most people would have learned to stick with what has worked for them — at least until it doesn't work any longer — and also to hang on to the advisors, the tools and the techniques that got them to where they are.

The rate of change is autocatalytic — each change creates the next at a faster rate, and leads to disruption and radical obsolescence.

«We are making radical changes to every single one of our dogs,» Greg Guidotti, head of marketing at Oscar Mayer, told Fortune in an interview.

The result is a radical change in the practice of strategy at this big company, letting market response to cheap experiments prevail over a battle of managerial egos.

In a country where more than 230 people have been killed by terrorist attacks since January 2015 and unemployment still stands at 10 % nine years after the financial crisis, a growing part of the population is ready for a radical change.

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Kapin, who's switched to Lyft and is pushing for companies like Uber to fix their «brogrammer» corporate culture, says she won't ride Uber again without a «radical culture change that starts at the top.»

It should be no surprise that many countries in the late stages of their own investment - growth «miracles» have tried this kind of transformation, but none has ever managed so radical a change within its financial sector quickly enough, at least in part because the capital allocation decision is at the heart of distributional politics.

The more important takeaway, though, is that this upheaval is happening at all: even a seemingly impenetrable clubby human interaction - driven industry like venture capital is susceptible to change that, in retrospect, is really quite radical.

Even as Mr. Harper pledged Tuesday to steer clear of radical change, investors and businesses in Canada and around the world are waiting to see how his government handles a number of hot files, now that the Conservatives won't face voters for at least four years.

The Alberta NDP's climate change plan defies supporters of the much - maligned LEAP Manifesto, which was spearheaded by more radical elements of the federal NDP at that party's recent convention in Edmonton.

And I can simplify, a little bit at a time, so that I'm more prepared — emotionally and physically — to make a more radical life change should an unexpected opportunity come along.

In contrast to psychotherapy, it is usually short - term (ten sessions or less) and does not aim at radical changes in personality.

Tillich used to say we are living in the last century of the modern period, which began at the Renaissance, and like the Middle Ages and the Greek era we are caught in the midst of radical change and its accompanying spiritual malaise.

This is the question whether what happened at the first Easter was an objective event in the external world or whether it was simply a change of mind, radical and dramatic but not necessarily sudden, on the part of the disciples.

If it does not stay at that point, merely marking time, and if on the other hand there does not occur a radical change in the despairer so that he gets on the right path to faith, then such despair will either potentiate itself to a higher form and continue to be introversion, or it breaks through to the outside and demolishes the outward disguise under which the despairing man has been living in his incognito.

Modified therapy groups do not aim at radical personality changes and avoid dealing with transference feelings or other products of the unconscious.

It turns out that the constituency for radical tax policy changes is very limited — at least for the kinds of radical changes that have been proposed.

But at the human level a radical change, seemingly due to the spiritual phenomenon of Reflection, overtook this law of development.

The note of radical change in the mores appears, however, at two points.

The Pope said something else in the April meeting that was conveniently ignored at Dallas: «We can not forget the power of Christian conversion, that radical decision to turn away from sin and back to God, which reaches to the depths of a person's soul and can work extraordinary change.»

Change, to keep the church alive in the 21st century (in the UK at least where churchgoing is about as normal as ferret juggling) needs to be far, far more radical than that, and based on an assessment of what real people's real needs are, rather than a thirst for novelty.

Any revolution at the social level can not be effective in a lasting way apart from a radical change in our personal self - understanding.

(John 14:16 - 24) So radical a change was involved in this Hellenized version of the Messiah's coming that the Jewish objection to it is put upon the lips of «Judas (not Iscariot)» who marveled, we are told, at a second coming so inward and spiritual that it would not be dramatically obvious to the whole world.

If the church, taken as a whole, is at best irrelevant and at worst a training center for hypocrisy, indifference and callousness, it is unlikely that the clergy — members of the religious Establishment — will be the ones to initiate the program of radical change that seems to be called for.

Radical conservatives would more frequently criticize the evils of U.S. policy at home and abroad, defend economic justice as vigorously as they do liberty, and refuse to allow their valid opposition to Marxism - Leninism to lead them to regard all Third World movements for social change as Marxist - Leninist fronts.

(If a considerable number of Psalms go back to the prophetic period or earlier, as some modern critics hold (in opposition to the view which prevailed thirty years ago), then there is additional support for the view that there was no such radical change from collective to individual conceptions at the Exile as has often been asserted.

Change is always possible, and in fact is always occurring, at least in small ways, but radical change is the exception and ought never to be preChange is always possible, and in fact is always occurring, at least in small ways, but radical change is the exception and ought never to be prechange is the exception and ought never to be presumed.

Bohm (1969, p. 18) has said that our physical theories are at present in a state of flux, that may lead to radical changes in them, such that current fundamental ideas, based on measure and metric, may also have to be replaced by new ideas, based on order.»

At this time in its history, Israel practiced proselyte baptism — that is, gentile converts had to be bathed as a sign of radical change, purity in the new faith and birth into the people of Israel.

It is clear that a change of a few will not suffice, and it is equally clear that a radical change of all or at least a great many will be sufficient.

Above all, at that critical point where instinct turned reflexively to thought, and awareness of the future became an accomplished fact on earth, must not Man, m whom this radical change occurred, even in his most primitive state have experienced the vital urge to grasp all things and transcend himself?

Feminist therapies are «radical» therapies in that they aim at both personal growth and social change.

Sudden changes of direction can cause big accidents and that's exactly what happened in a Radical race at the old Portugese Grand Prix circuit of Estoril.

hey nothing against it but dude we can not keep being optimistic when nothing changes when for the longest of times radical changes are needed at ARSENAL and nothing happens, then optimism is nothing else but denial (and no this is not a river in Egypt), is the malaise that a lot of us had / have believing things were going to be better.

A youth baseball coach myself, I had been researching and reporting on radical changes to the sport at the youth level.

While Robin Van Persie will have enjoyed playing against his former club more than Danny Welbeck did, it is Wenger who really needs to look at the upcoming January transfer window and make radical changes to his squad, with Vermaelen a potential loan target.

The most radical change Guardiola instituted at Barcelona was the systemic high press.

You can not make this a radical change; it should be a gradual process, perhaps leaving out one nursing session at a time.

If once - dreary parks are undergoing radical change, the appearance of Redmoon Theatre at several of the Mini-Festivals is in keeping with the spirit of revolution.

I consider my work «radical» because, although «radical» or «activist» work at large is perceived as protests and / or changing legislation, I believe that the emotional labor, relationship building, and advocacy are important (and overlooked) parts of justice work.

With the imminent closure of the National Programme for Healthcare Associated Infections (HCAIs) and the radical reform of NHS services, it is vital that during the period of change patient safety remains at the forefront of everyone's priorities.

To return to monarchy would, at this point, be a radical change for America.