Sentences with phrase «similar talking points»

A soft - soap AGW advocate with similar talking points to Dr.Curry and I'm trying to be fair.

Years ago on RC I quickly noticed the constant arrival of neophyte posters all armed with eerily similar talking points crudely disguised as questions.

As we've discussed before, there a plenty of whey protein powders available to you — and many that have similar talking points.

Similar talking points were made as to how chaplains could serve non-believers whom they see as sinners.

This was a very similar talking point Silver used last year when Cuomo threatened to go the extender route.

Not exact matches

Rather than just talking to them, you'll actually listen to them and try to understand their goals, their needs, their pain points and any problems with similar providers they've had in the past.

The political news and commentary site Talking Points Memo is another example of a similar approach.

You talk of someone cosy arrangement people are expecting if we sign a schneiderlin or similar, you're missing the point entirely.

So at this point your role is a great deal similar to your wife's: take your son into your arms as often as possible, caress him and talk to him.

Ask each member of your core group to get just two of their best friends to send a similar e-mail; group members can even write up key talking points and send to their friends to cut and paste into their own message (the easier you make it for people not directly involved in your crusade to support you, the more likely they will do so.)

Books made similar claims but backed it up with political talking points and abstract visions of America.

While Trump does not seem to be interested in making it anything more than a campaign talking point, he struck a nerve, as did Bernie Sanders with his similar rhetoric.

And while the talking points vary, there are similar themes to each of the potential challengers» themes, including a perception that Mr. Cuomo — who prides himself as an efficient manager of Albany's often dysfunctional dynamics — cares more about good press than good government.

Talking to your peers, students ahead of you, and people who have earned doctorates in your discipline can help you realize that many others — including those who have successfully completed their degrees and moved on to satisfying careers — have had similar thoughts at one point or another.

«Ten years ago we tested a similar mailing that didn't talk about participation being mandatory [and] the self - response rate dropped by 20 percentage points, from about 50 % to 30 %,» Treat says.

For example, in Faleena's case, she talked about her readers pointing out similar covers (which is normal for indicating your genre and happens with stock photos), cover models, or character names.

Similar to how I felt about the huge Paramount War that happened in One Piece recently, every few pages there's someone different fighting someone else, or someone talking about battle strategies, and you really get to the point where you just wonder who you are supposed to care about.

I don't have enough data points to study it, but I have a feeling the concept is really similar to what you are talking about with stocks.

At a later point in time, I talked with the lending group at Stancorp, which had a similar philosophy, and expressed admiration for the commercial mortgage group at Provident Mutual... Stancorp saw the strength in the idea, and still follows it today as the subsidiary of a Japanese firm.

It's not a card we talk about regularly, as similar cards like Barclaycard Arrival offer richer sign - up bonuses and earnings opportunities, but these points can be redeemed toward travel expenses at a rate of 1 cents per point.

I don't normally like to talk about targeted promotions, but when it comes to credit cards there seems to be more opportunity than with other companies to talk your way into getting a similar offer... [Read more...] about Targeted Offer: 50,000 Membership Rewards Points to Upgrade Amex PRG to Platinum Card

for a more well presented view of this point, check out Qu Qu's video on this nonsense, its good stuff and talks about similar issues as this article.

Can you talk about the irony of connecting with these two people who are very similar — independent spirits with unique points of view, who have been incredibly successful in their fields?

Rebuttals are not hard to find (if you go to «start here» on the top of the RC page, and scroll to the section that says «Informed, but seeking serious discussion of common contrarian talking points» each one of those links discusses this claim, and similar ones).

Do you have similar thoughts on talk of «the end of snow» by winter Olympians and others (including in an opinion piece in last Sunday's Sunday Review in The New York Times), who point to the spring snow trend but ignore the long - term trends in winter snow cover?

The general point made when talking about people like Singer and so on is that they recieved major funding from fossil fuel interests — but isn't that also true of the New York Times, and doesn't it raise similar questions about the quality of their coverage?

It is probably very similar to the reception these people would receive in a scientific meeting if they put those same talking points to them.

(Regarding 1860 - 2000 rather than 1850 - 2010, I have never considered the first and last decade as meaningful when talking about multidecadal climate; in fact I demonstrated this statistically on a climate blog in February 2010, some 18 months before Santer et al made a similar point in their paper on that topic.)

Similar to other talking points from the Al Gore side of the issue (e.g. the «tobacco industry parallel,» and the «inconsistent statements» notion), the bit about influential climate deniers having «a big megaphone» is a single - serving talking point, meant to be swallowed without question by the general public and regurgitated instantly by global warming believers when the need arises.

The alleged «Mike's Nature trick» to «hide the decline», which is nothing more than a talking point, unproven assertions that are disseminated in fake skeptic opinion blogs and similar.

BNEF's Liebreich makes a similar point in his talk, what he calls «The Miracle Of Musk.»

White talked about ice core records which point to similar circumstances.

AnonOne, your list of examples certainly makes you sound like an anti-environmental tribalist, sourcing your talking points from ClimateAudit or somewhere similar.

They've dispatched founder Mark Zuckerberg to recite talking points, shuffled around some privacy settings, recalibrated Zuckerberg's talking points, and in between relatively meaningless other directives, taken out full - page newspaper ads saying sorry (and subtly mentioning they expect other similar incidents to emerge).

Well, while we talk about the price point, there are some worthy competitors such as Oppo R5 and Vivo X5 Max, as they sport the same processor, a similar camera configuration and an even better design.

A huge factor in the success of a relationship is good communication.1 If you and your love interest have similar communication styles, such as both being willing to talk openly about points of conflict rather than one of you withdrawing, and you can openly communicate despite whatever language or cultural barriers exist, that's a point in favor of your relationship.