Sentences with phrase «sense from»

Secrecy: Nevertheless, the specific acts of abuse themselves are hidden in some sense from public view.

There was a sense from some that much of what was included was there in an attempt to scare the Board off from any MSCR cuts.

Essentially, we are looking for someone to help districts with SIS integrations as well as getting helping with getting data into the platform in a way that makes sense from an instructional - perspective.

But, at least, parents can get a sense from the start how their local public school stacks up against other local public schools.

«Nevertheless, the general sense from the literature and the evidence collected for this study is that the checks and balances on academy trusts in relation to conflicts of interest are still too weak.

Just as important, according to Lovell and others, is for reporters to make sure that state plans make sense from a logical perspective.

The prospect of introducing a system that operates across both state and private sector would certainly seem to make sense from a parents» point of view.

«We need more of a sense from inspectors that they're working towards improvement with these schools, rather than giving them a rap over the knuckles,» he added.

The emerging sense from the analysis of the principal interviews is that low - scoring principals care more about doing their job than impacting lives.

I asked my Top 12 Global Teacher Bloggers what they think, and got a resounding sense from them that the negative stories about social media cover over a lot of really great benefits it can bring to the classroom — from global communication to a newfound delight in reading.

The components may make sense from the teacher's point of view as we often use these components when it comes to analyzing data to drive our instruction with peers or in PLCs.

«That makes sense from a disruptive innovation perspective, in the sense that you start with the less - complicated use cases before improving the model such that you can reach harder - to - serve students.

Log analysis is a collective term for manipulating log management and log intelligence together, and can also be considered as a combination of art and science merging together to squeeze sense from the computer - generated records.

My own sense from watching this debate play out is that most of the «white suburban moms» who oppose Common Core also share a romantic, progressive view of education that is at odds with traditional schooling in general.

Using learning progressions make sense from a developmental perspective.

While this is convenient for the end user it makes little sense from a sustainability perspective when water is usually readily available at the point of use.

«The fact that they have these hallucinations, the fact that they can be walking down the Croisette here (in Cannes) and next thing it's Basra - real time, Basra - so that made so much sense from the beginning with the character, the fact that he's seeing the witches - are they there?

However, we have come to expect absolutely no sense from the story, so we let the answer land on a random character, watch them awkwardly try to explain it with some flashbacks and then go away to watch a real movie.

A: Well, I've made the characters three - dimensional, with strong points of view that make sense from where they sit.

Some of the action pieces are contrived in the way that they become set up, and make little sense from the standpoint that the men are supposed to be inconspicuous — one involving attending a soccer match at a stadium filled to capacity right in the middle of a game, the other in and out of a protest in the streets.

This makes sense from a storytelling perspective, but it is disappointing that we spend so much time in «Sugar Rush», a candy - themed racing kart game.

Other observations: We're seeing proper Spidey - sense from Peter Parker, and also he's now running around in that souped - up suit Tony built him.

It definitely makes sense from a story point of view — Vision is really too powerful for the MCU because he could easily defeat most of the villains the Avengers come up against.

It turns The Wolfman into a markedly different story from The Wolf Man, though it probably makes some sense from a generational standpoint.

This shift from acquiring films at festivals to using festivals to launch already acquired titles makes perfect sense from a publicity point of view, particularly for Amazon, which is committed to giving each of its films a theatrical release before they stream on its Prime Video service.

I understand it makes more sense from a multiplayer standpoint just to have everything out in the open, but as an unlockable junkie, I miss the sense of accomplishment that came with whipping out a special costume or alternate color your opponent hadn't seen yet.

The main reason why it doesn't work is due to the fact that the most bizarre set of coincidences, as well as the most befuddling character motivations, are necessary in order for this film to come close to working, and even then it makes very little sense from a practical standpoint.

I just want the story to make sense from the ending of the first installment.

They were waiting for someone who could be the successor, who'd make sense from then to now.

Yes, it makes sense from a fiscal standpoint.

You great a real sense from all of the actors that they all loved working with Wheatley.

It's a scene that makes sense from a character perspective, but the way it's wedged into the story stops the film in its tracks and it doesn't improve from there as only seconds later Tris and Four have to discuss Caleb's leaving, combined with the requisite «It's not your fault» moment.

Everything you hated about the first three years of the game has been refined, removed, or reappraised, and the game that was left was one that makes sense from toe to tip.

Throughout the game experience, you feel a deja vu sense from the very beginning of the game, there is not practically innovation from the Far Cry 3 and 4 releases, missions are repetitive and boring, and after fulfilling it achievements you do not experience any gratification, it is like: go there and kill this guy, go back and pick up this item... This game has no soul and despite not being a bad game it is the worst Far Cry released.

Throughout the game experience, you feel a deja vu sense from the very beginning of the game, there is not practically innovation from the Far Cry 3 and 4 releases, missions are repetitive and boring, and after fulfilling it achievements you do not experience any gratification, it

It makes complete sense from one angle, but no sense at all from another.

Of course he could be just saying that, but it makes sense from a comedic standpoint to have the dentist lose a tooth.

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If you are nearby, it might make sense from a long term perspective.

This practice is common for both eHarmony and Chemistry.com and in some ways it makes more sense from a business point of view for these services to offer free weekends.

I'm not here for flings so don't even bother, and please no scammers, cos I can sense you from a mile away.

Also, you can get a sense from his style of communication.

Her sister could learn some fashion sense from her.

Since I'm adjusting my blog schedule to be 4 days a week, this week it made sense from a content standpoint to provide this post on Wednesday vs. my usual Friday.

It makes sense from the perspective if the insulin's role was to open the cells to accept glucose and, in the diabetic or someone with insulin resistance, that was not happening, the cell would die, would it not?

Not only do we believe this makes sense from a scientific standpoint but it also makes making food choices much more straightforward.

Makes sense from the viewpoint of the traditional theory too.

So, it makes sense from that perspective.

It doesn't even make sense from an evolutionary standpoint.

While Campbell's earlier scientific papers present a clear picture of protein deficiency in rats fed 5 % casein, we get no sense from reading The China Study that these rats had anything other than perfect health.