Sentences with phrase «really critical point»

It produced him; he was at home in it; in considerable part it explains him, but at every really critical point it falls short of explaining him.

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But his point is critical to understanding why Griffith's unconventional way of running a business isn't really that unconventional at all.

Analyzing the Commandment from a form - critical point of view, we find it is really three interrelated injunctions.

They're not arguing that Paul is really preaching «salvation by works», the critical point is what Paul means by «works».

But one critical point I thought should be addressed is who is really selling him the shares?

However, rather than simply accepting the opinion of states and critical Western scholars as the point of reference, the edited book Responsibility to Protect: Cultural Perspectives in the Global South by Rama Mani and Tom Weiss addresses the important and so far under - researched question of what scholars and activists from the global south really think about the R2P principle and how the R2P implementation process can account for those southern concerns and insights.

«Anytime you have a critical point like a phase transition, studying the details really close to that transition tells you about how systems further away from the transition behave,» Goodrich said.

I don't plan on boring you with the science of biology, but I do want you to understand two really important points that are critical for you to understand why this diet and entire protocol (Diabetes Health Package) work while others do not.

Before you go into a panic over how you will catch up - much less get your team or organization up to speed on all these, apparently, critical languages - consider what the point of any sort of «literacy» really is: Α basis on which more people can communicate more effectively.

Here's a couple of mine: If the expectation is really that non-fiction texts will be used by teachers in all subject areas, and not just English class, why are those critical instructions buried in a footnote in a 60 - plus page primer on the Common Core — as Layton pointed out?

What's the buy - in from the beginning point of the resources that are needed to building the investment among educators as to why transformative change is really critical?»

The critical problems of parental involvement and choice became joined at the hip — one dragging the other forward — but at this point in the story, not much was really said about the details of choice.

A range like that makes it absolutely critical to compare offers that include points to those that don't and determine how much you're really saving by paying thousands of extra dollars up front.

Firing off an arrow from a surprise vantage point, or just a really far distance away, will strike a critical hit and typically kill an enemy peon in a single hit, though officers may take extra shots from your unlimited quiver.

The graphic adventure game has been around since the very early 1980s, but the genre really found its footing, and both brilliant critical acclaim and great commercial success, with the implementation of point - and - click control.

What Reggie is really saying here is that when sales really dip down to a critical point, Nintendo won't mind slashing a few more dollars off the Wii's price to boost»em right back up again.

I really just intended to point out the math thing and now I've got a whole critical response brewing on virtually every point in this article.

McIntyre points out that the IPCC fourth assessment spent all of 1 paragraph in hundreds of pages on the really critical issue:

Others might point out that we really do have better living through chemistry, that all these plastics are critical if we are going to reduce our energy consumption.

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.

Bob Ambrogi: The other point I took away from that that was really critical was the ethics panels emphasis on the lawyer's duty to maintain confidentiality.

I've no idea what the «critical mass» is for blog life, and The Court will exist so long as Osgoode HLS students and professor (s) are prepared to run it, but that's really not the point.