Sentences with phrase «responses to this question so»

These are the figures that I plugged in response to the questions so that I could get «my number».

Question: I have been getting different responses to this question so I figured I would try here.

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Below are more statements he has made so far in the chat, in response to questions selected from the comments section of the Guardian website and Twitter, about the extent of U.S. government access to civilian information, the role of Google and Facebook, and his ethics:

So to get back to the question, look at our initial response as a means of some immediate relief.

Just like any filler word, «so» is used by speakers at points of uncertainty to stretch the time their brains have to think about the next point, response, or question.

So knowing the right answer to a tough question appears to be less important than being able to consider a large number of social responses in a brief window of time,» Von Hippel said of the study findings.

Later, in a response to a question on why the Canadian dollar remains buoyant despite so many negatives, the governor said Canadian asset prices tend to track what's happening in the U.S. because, historically, when the American economy grows, the Canadian economy grows with it.

Have questions prepared and really focus on the responses supplied so as tp assimilate them and be prepared to provide a thorough and crisp proposal for helping to resolve the issue.

So if you're looking for inspiration on how to be productive when business drops off in the summer, check out Young Entrepreneurs Council's round up of 12 founders» responses to the question, «What odd jobs and tasks do you work on for your business during a slow season to keep busy and prepare for a busy time ahead?»

Before Justin Trudeau had uttered a word, Heritage Minister James Moore had used his fifth response to the New Democrats to scold the Liberal leader and then, in response to Mr. Trudeau's first question, Mr. Moore had pronounced further shame on him and so now Mr. Trudeau attempted a rallying cry.

So when Barry asked the following question, I was really eager to hear his response.

In addition, you'll have access to Betterment's team of financial advisors through secure text messaging on their mobile app, so you can ask any questions you want and get a quick response from a real live human.

In response to your questions: 1) My employer did not offer VTSAX as an option for my 401 (k), so it's in a target retirement fund.

Questions are always good calls to action, so ask your followers a industry - specific question and use the hashtag to collect responses.

Also, in response to the way you twisted your question, the so - called holy wars that you and Thor are referring to were also run by governments so also fall under the whole «nations supressing other religions» clause of your statement and are invalid.

Religions teach this to their followers because they know they have absolutely no evidence, so they have to incorporate something into their doctrines their followers can use in response to the obvious question, «What's your evidence?»

I am especially grateful for this link because I was so disappointed in the only other two responses I had seen to Kevin DeYoung's questions: those of Matthew Vines and John Shore.

Their response to the first part of the question is often one of embarrassment, because the amount of time that they spend in preparation is so little.

Nowhere is our problem so clearly shown as in the question to which Rudolf Bultmann has made the most notable, if not the correct, response.

What a question i was so pondering upon this i burnt the potatoes for tea but i managed to rescue them from the brink of distruction any way where was i. To me love is not the act in itself because that is a response to love or to be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicato rescue them from the brink of distruction any way where was i. To me love is not the act in itself because that is a response to love or to be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicaTo me love is not the act in itself because that is a response to love or to be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicato love or to be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicato be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicato love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogicato reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogical.

This led one lady to think he was falling into the Marcion heresy of rejecting the entire Old Testament, and so he posted this video in response to her question:

Just as the response to concern about the poor is that wealth will trickle down; so the standard economist's response to questions about resources is that the market will stimulate technology to take care of any shortages.

On the other hand, I am frustrated that our responses, as the Church, to their questions are so often ill thought through, poorly articulated and laden with inaccessible language.

I wanted to get a diversity of perspectives in response to this question, so I contacted several folks whose opinion on matters related to sexuality I respect, and asked them this question:

I am a youth minister and occasionally I ask students similar questions that often leave out a portion of the context or would seem to lead away from what is actually being asked so that they have to think about their response.

The question for relational theology is not so much why does God allow evil and suffering to occur but where is God luring us in response to evil experiences once they occur.

I wasn't bothered so much by John McCain's answer to the question, but by the audience's response.

When he commented - in response to the usual question about why he was so unreasonably opposed to condoms as a means of fighting Aids - that in fact condomdistribution isn't helping, and may be worsening, the spread of HIV / AIDS in Africa, he provoked an avalanche of hostile comment, much of it almost hysterical in tone.

So since I feel a little out of my depth tackling this one by myself, I'm going to leave my response in a comment and then open Sharon's question up for discussion.

* Sorry *... you had so many questions, had to cut and paste to follow and accidentally left that last sentence at the bottom of my response.

Both responses lead us to many questions so why does that exclude one from the other?

It was in response to this misuse of religion that led the Enlightenment thinkers to question the idea of state churches which, in the name of religion, condemned the so - called heretics and persecuted many people who were perceived to be a threat to the security of the Church and state.

Why do you devote so much print to a sensible, balanced response by a Republican to an obvious setup question and ignore crazy uncle Joe Biden's almost daily inanities?

Note: Several atheists have jumped into the comment section to answer your questions from last week, so if you didn't see a response to your question here, check there.

In God, Power, and Evil in response to the traditional question as to why God created free beings, I said: «Of course, in process thought all actualities have some freedom, so that question has to be modified to ask, Why did God bring forth creatures with high degrees of freedom?»

In conclusion, then, while there may have been some early Christologies that interpreted the Easter experience as «exaltation» instead of «resurrection», this would not be a surprising response to «appearances» of Jesus after the crucifixion, and so does not address the nature or the probability of these appearances nor the question of whether the exaltation interpretation somehow evolved separately from the appearance traditions.

I'm sure that the blogosphere will erupt with responses to Piper's extraordinary claim, so I'll try keep mine simple, with six questions to correspond with his six points.

Hi Janet, thank you so much for posting this and also for all your diligent responses to questions!

Cohen's comment on her post to a question — How does coconut water, with so many grams of sugar, drop your blood sugars: Cohen response: «I'm not sure that one study like this (or even two) means we should all start chugging coconut water but it's an idea, and I think in moderation it's a very healthy drink, much better than artificially - sweetened drinks (yes, sugar an all).

Besides several teams who have questions surrounding one or possibly two players, there is no squad that has so many issues heading into the final week of the transfer window... even Monaco, who have lost numerous players from their starting 11 have less controversy swirling in and around their club and they have champion's league play to contend with this season... just think of how ridiculous this situation is especially considering that we have had the same manager for over 20 years... no team should be better organized than ours... if nothing else, that should be the one advantage this team holds over all others, yet the exact opposite has occurred... this fact is even more disturbing considering the main argument against removing Wenger from his managerial position was that there was no suitable replacement and that people feared some sort of perceived drop - off if a new manager was brought into the mix... based on what we've witnessed since the time of his contract renewal a monkey with a magic eight ball could have done an adequate job... I hate to make jokes, in light of our current dilemma, but this team is so screwed up if I don't laugh about it, the only plausible response is to either cry or do something incredibly destructive... just look around this squad and try to see what our delusional manager sees that allow him to make such positive statements about our current team

So each semester, in response to these questions, I have students make another list, this time of engaged attitudes and practices.

The aim of the competition is to get the highest quality feedback from your target market, so you are getting useful responses to your questions.

I want to begin every response to that question with, «I'm so glad you asked!»

And so it is that my comments are not only in response to these two book reviews, but to the questions the book itself calls into being.

So the why now question is really that someone somewhere just thought it up in response to usually an isolated incident.

Six years ago, I posted a form to collect and share answers to this question, and the responses keep coming in, so I thought I'd do a fresh post about it — and ask again for more answers!

Children go through several developmental stages before they even hit the age of five, so remembering where your child is in his particular understanding of the world can help you construct responses to hard questions in a way the he can understand and accept.

I could really spin out on this, but my friend Robin at Not Ever Still Life already voiced her opinion on the question, so I'll defer to her passionate and eloquent response.

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