Sentences with phrase «really been a tipping point»

Steven Spielberg's virtual - reality fantasy «Ready Player One» may help drive sales of VR headsets — which have dramatically fallen short of previous bullish forecasts — but not everyone thinks the movie will really be a tipping point.

«There has really been a tipping point in the last two months,» Howard said of taking Pickle out with her.

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But it's the tipping point it reflects longer term that really matters.

«Also, since this «tipping point» was reached in the late»90s before warming really took off, it indicates that these peripheral glaciers are very sensitive and, potentially, ephemeral relative to the timescales of response of the ice sheet,» he added.

«This year was the tipping point when the television ratings really fell apart.»

His last point, not really a tip (No. 10), is worthwhile remembering --

Don't fall into CNN or Fox Network lies, they don't care about God or your eternal salvation, just posting something so Ungodly like this is so Bad, (listen... Get close to Christ the redeemer of mankind) don't get into foolish arguments like this, Hollywood and all media is just the tipping point of the iceberg of something more evil happening, and to believers: get your doctrine straight and don't defend the works of this man (Stephen King) he is not giving glory to God with his live and work, there's many men of God that need your support that really give glory to God.

Does he really think that this billboard is going to be the tipping point for some individual that will cause them to turn from belief to non-belief?

Each of the tips is designed to increase the good will between partners — to prepare the soil for the really sticky points.

It wasn't until I participated in an online webinar through GOLD Learning's Online Symposium on Childbirth Education with Penny Simkin, entitled, «The Tipping Point (s) in Childbirth Education & the Consequences of Ignorance,» that I really understood how these changes were affecting my practice as a birth worker and impacting the experiences of the clients I served.

«I think that was really the tipping point,» Hsu said.

I really like their input on doing your own detective work to find just exactly what works for you (since we are all unique), as well as their «starch bites» approach to finding your carb tipping point.

Your tips are really on point!

And most importantly ensuring that the quality is consistently delivered in every single feature I produce, with everything from the creativity, the imagery and the editorial really being pushed to the best it can be — even a simple point of merging a style feature with a tips editorial has really upped the quality of the features I produce.

Sometimes her videos are long and chatty, and she takes awhile to get to the point, but I really trust her opinion and rely on her for reviews, tips and tricks, and beautiful tutorials.

The tip doesn't help nor deter application and could do with a pointed tip but that's not really a con.

If the site doesn't provide free tips, guides, plenty of potential singles, or a reasonable support system; then there's really no point in paying for a membership at that site.

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There's really no point in telling somebody that you're tall, tanned and toned if in reality, you're more average height, pale and allergic to the gym.

At a certain point, more than a few audience members are going to start wondering if the tips on tailored suits and preparing a proper martini are really worth the abuse.

Author Elissa Nadworny notes, «The latest national numbers suggest that more than 6 million students are «chronically absent,»» and emphasizes comments made by Phyllis Jordan, who authored a recent FutureEd report on the subject, that, «Research tells us that kids shouldn't miss 10 percent or more of the school year, that's the tipping point for kids, but there isn't really research that tells us how many chronically absent kids are too many for a school.»

Although I also note that a lot of indie names appear in the top 1000 and seem firmly ensconced there, so perhaps there is a tipping point beyond which the popularity lists don't really impact your sales.

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[So, obviously, what you really need to watch for (whether it's by state, country or region) is simply the tipping point where bank balance sheets flip back into expansion mode].

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Bonus tip: If you're really forgetful, you can set up your account to automatically redeem your points as a deposit into your Fidelity account once you earn enough of them.

Tip: combine this with my previous point — in case the above is REALLY to hard for you to understand, then at least there must be some way you make, remake or rerelease games we actually want, instead of the stuff you cram out we don't want.

However, it is all pretty hypothetical, and there is no known particular level of CO2 that puts us past a tipping point, if such a thing really exists.

I really think the tipping point has been reached now.

True, it also shows transitions between upper and lower bounds, but you might be correct that I really hesitate to call them «tipping points».

It is really I who am too lazy to go through and figure out which of these we can discard out of hand, which are future issues to keep an eye on, and which are actually feedbacks / tipping points that have now kicked in at some significant level.

«We are becoming increasingly certain that the world's marine ecosystems are reaching tipping points,» Bruno said, adding, «We really have no power or model to foresee» the impact.

My point is that if WE can see ourselves going over the top of the tipping point, then I hold everyone responsible for not connecting their long - term «feeling» that something is wrong with the current news to break out of their fog of fear and look for what is really going on.

Bernie Lewin's recent essay on the Royal Society under Rees (link on this page) is excellent, though it does not really make clear the role of Lord May, whose ascension to the Presidency was surely the tipping point.

If these limits did not exist and there really could be a tipping point beyond which these green technologies would mercilessly sweep aside fossil fuels for good, I'd be all for it.

And since no one really knows when we'll reach the real tipping points (no matter how you define them), then contrarians would argue that it's best to continue business as usual, without any concern.

The problem here is that we don't really know where the tipping points lie, and we may not know that we've crossed one until it is too late.

It is really critical to distinguish a «large response» or a «tipping point» by human or practical standards (such as the loss of Arctic sea ice) to a large response by the standard of the top - of - atmosphere radiation budget.

«When retailers on this scale address these issues, you really do have to be hopeful that we have reached a tipping point and the world is starting to listen.»

In the case of Global Warming, they really thought that we were heading for a «tipping point» that would lead us over the cliff into «runaway warming».

I do believe we've hit a bit of a tipping point for families to discover this is a process that is really workable and adaptable to their issues.»

HeinOnline seems to be gaining market share in Canada, so I thought I'd point out that they have just released a recap of all of their search tips, which is really well - organised for long - term keeping.

But in my view it's just as important to ensure that you take time to listen to your employees and encourage those within your organisation to do the same — this is a point that my colleague Marc Burrage really reinforces in his blog, «Lost in translation: 10 tips towards becoming a better communicator».

There is always that tipping point where a person is asking the same question over and over again or exhibiting signs that they are not really ready to move forward with a passive investment - especially far from home.

If this is where the puck is going, we want to go to school on it and understand it really well before it reaches a tipping point.

Tip # 2: Connect with agents on LinkedIn: When you don't know someone personally, LinkedIn and Twitter are easier connection points than Facebook as people view Facebook as a more personal venue and are wary of accepting friend requests if they don't really know you.

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