Sentences with phrase «sense of where»

Muoio notes there will be increased cautiousness among dealmakers until the commercial real estate industry gets a better sense of where things are headed.

«I think people can only wait so long, and I think in the third or fourth quarter [of 2008] we will have a good sense of where the market really is,» says Blankstein.

I think people have been trying to watch the same economic indicators and get a better sense of where the economy is heading in 2012.

Because I'm not there yet physically, I've been resorting to Redfin / Zillow to try and get a sense of where these sort of properties are and what they sell for.

You probably know what IQ is, and you may even have a sense of where you might fall on that scale.

When you start to factor in things like tuition and college debt you get a sense of where your strategy needs to shift in order to maintain sufficient protection for your assets.

It may also be that educators are mindful of some of the ways that parents indicate their concerns or anxieties about their parenting role, and give them a sense of where they might go to find further support.

Watching your child's behaviour to give you a sense of where they are at and what support they might need.

Ideally you and your partner have engaged in important discussions about marriage prior to getting engaged and have a sense of where each of you stand on the big issues.

Home visiting programs also gain awareness of other resources and programs in their communities and have a better sense of where to refer families with particular needs.

Despite its central role, the Australian Government is yet to provide a clear statement that sets out the aims and parameters of its tenure reform policy and provides Indigenous people with a clearer sense of where they stand.

«We can talk about trauma - informed care all we want, but if we don't have a sense of where some of that trauma originates, it's not making sense.»

I can help you make sense of where you are and show you how to move beyond your current situation.

Because my children are now grown, and super commuting is relatively new to my relationship, I was able to get a sense of where I am on the continuum of this lifestyle choice and found it to be validating and encouraging.

This style allows the reader to first match your qualifications against the needs of the job opening, and then gives the reader a sense of where the accomplishments took place.

Beyond having a clear sense of where you are now, an updated resume can help you determine your strategic plan, outlining where you want to head next and how to get there.

Research and compile competitive analysis to get a sense of where the competitors are advertising and how

And also, what is your GPA so I have a better sense of where you come from, and whether my previous encounters holds true.

'' Making a full - blown career change to a new field is a very big project that takes years, that's why many people make smaller changes to different jobs within their current field until they have a clearer sense of where they're headed.

This will give you a sense of where you need to be or possible entry points.

Also, you'll get a sense of where you stand in the interviewer's mind.

And by adding it to only a portion of the screen, my brain can't make sense of where to tap or press.

You're surrounded by sound and have a new - found sense of where in the game space sound is coming from.

While it's early and things are bound to change as we collaborate together in the months ahead, this should give a strong sense of where we're going not only with the desktop experience, but in general overall.

For that reason, it's always good to plan voyages ahead of time and to have a good sense of where the nearest outposts are.

Let's take a look at the Minecraft directory to get a better sense of where irreplaceable data are located.

The first thing that's very different from our younger years is the fact that we have some sense of where we're going, when we're going to get there, and what we need to protect, three factors that really define what products will best serve our needs.

Compare some plans side by side and it is much easier to get a sense of where the best deals are.

Having a better sense of where your state ranks will help you make a more informed decision when it comes time to buy or renew your coverage.

Lawyers with a narrow practice focus, like criminal, immigration and family law lawyers, are likely to have a pretty good sense of where the gaps and shortages are in their specific practice area, but are unlikely to have an accurate impression of the needs of the larger community, or of intersectional needs, such as aging and family law or sponsorship and family.

(3) If you aren't using a kanban board, you probably still have a good intuitive sense of where your bottleneck may be.

«I know what every single student in the class thinks, and it gives me a way better sense of where they're at and if they understand the concept,» she says.

Chambers and Partners describes his work in education law as «very effective and he never sits on the fence», and that he «displays a great practical sense of where the case is going and how to dispose of it.

Recent research provides us with a sense of where we are with unbundled legal services.

As a practicing attorney - turned - marketing consultant attending LegalWeek for the first time since moving to New York City in 2016, I was anxious to dig in and really get a sense of where my profession was going in the wake of the sweeping technological and business model changes we've seen over the last couple of years.

Track how many clients you brought it from various sources and try to get a sense of where your success is coming from.

At first, it was mostly self - serving research as I tried to get a sense of where things are going so I could carve out my next few decades to match my professional interests (notice I didn't say present skills) and do something that lawyers don't often have the chance to do — take control of my professional activities.

To get a sense of where the tree huggers are coming from — or going, I suppose — take a look at The Dignity of Living Beings With Regard to Plants: Moral Consideration of Plants for their Own Sake [PDF], by the Federal Ethics Committee on Non-Human Biotechnics.

But it's always nice to see some numbers that give us a sense of where we are.

He's able to not only learn in an indirect way through mentors, through apprenticeships but really get a better accurate sense of where the profession is going and where there are opportunities.

See the chart below to get a sense of where the gaps are in the various records.

Of course, that's not all that goes into it (detailing that would take all day), but hopefully this gives you a sense of where to start when choosing a venue for your own green event.

While it is disappointingly vague, we can get a sense of where EPA will go in setting replacement standards.

As for Dessler's paper, we might be able to get a better sense of where the differences arise between it and Lindzen's and Spencer's work if their responses to it ever make it through the peer review process, which has apparently stalled these responses considerably.

By looking at how countries perform on RISE and Doing Business, it is possible to get a sense of where progress is needed on the enabling environments to support energy access and energy market development.

Phil in his blog entries mentioned some National Academy of Science panel, and more generally, I think it makes sense to respect expert consensus, especially if, as with Phil, you have a sense of where the expert consensus is coming from.

Maybe the goal is to get a better sense of where informed people stand on the scientific questions, maybe we should do such a survey (even set up an online form where people can register and state their positions), but this would just add another dataset to previous attempts to measure such views (Oreskes, Doran & Zimmerman, Bray & von Storch, that PNAS paper) and frankly I don't see that changing much either.

To provide a sense of where the country's interest in energy frontiers sits in relation to other priorities, I'm reprising a graph that's become a visual mantra here:

With the increased risks, the increased costs, it gives you a sense of where we're going.

I had an utterly minor experience today that helped reinforce my personal sense of where to focus if the goal is fostering a relatively smooth ride as human populations and appetites crest in coming decades.