Sentences with phrase «steps back from»

Take a couple of steps back from the machine and pull the weight directly towards your face, separating the hands as you do so.

The special, premiering Sept. 10 on PBS at 9 p.m. EDT (check local listings), steps back from the cacophony to have that much - needed conversation.

... But companies worry that little can help make up for defence cuts if the Ministry of Defence keeps its pledge to buy kit «off the shelf» and the government steps back from fighting wars.»

If Lindros goes down, however, the Rangers will suddenly be three steps back from where they stood at the end of last year's dismal 33 -43-5-1 season.

The first man inspects it carefully, then steps back from the massive figure, nodding approval)

Martin Brown Steps Down as CEO of Wine - Searcher, Julian Perry New CEO It's all change at the top, at Wine - Searcher, the search engine dedicated to finding and pricing wine as it welcomes a new Chief Executive and its Founder Martin Brown steps back from the limelight...

Every time Beranbaum seems about to go overboard with too much information, she steps back from the brink, as in the excellent introduction to sourdough, where she thoroughly explains how sourdough works, then provides a simple box with eight rules for making a starter.

In this most recent volume, he steps back from the genre of the learned monograph and provides us with a guide to the entire corpus.

This was no creation of the Gospel of Mark — indeed, Mark steps back from it, in the act of trying to prove that Jesus was secretly the divine Son of Man during his life upon earth.

The result of a sabbatical grant from the Templeton Foundation to Celia Deane - Drummond, Professor of Theology and Biological Sciences at Chester University, Wonder and Wisdom takes several steps back from the rather narrow philosophyof ID to examine the relationship between these two ancient concepts.

And, historically, the evangelical community has taken several steps back from public schools over the last few decades — particularly since prayer was removed from schools.

That is the climactic recognition of T. S. Eliot's Thomas Becket at the edge of martyrdom, who in horror steps back from the most subtle treason to the soul, that is, doing «the right thing for the wrong reason.»

«If you have a little bit more financial stability in your life, you're able to live one step or two steps back from the brink,» Hughes said.

The U.S. seemed to take a few steps back from the brink of debt default Friday, but the edge stills seems dangerously close.

«Today is the day when Britain steps back from the brink, when we confront the bills from a decade of debt,» Osborne explained in the House of Commons.

To engage workers, step back from the day to day and focus on proactive, inspiring leadership rather than reactive, putting - out - fires management.

Despite Edwards's claim that his move to London will allow him to step back from day - to - day management of his empire, there are few signs the 56 - year - old is courting anything close to retirement.

So I took a step back from the business and focused on skating.

Next week, however, there are many opportunities for entrepreneurs to step back from the daily grind, connect with one another and be inspired.

Investors should step back from the current round of political turmoil in Europe and pay attention to the fundamentals, strategists have suggested.

For those who wish to take a step back from social media, the effects of overuse are all too clear.

As Starbucks focuses on improving its digital app and selling more food, the company is stepping back from its tea business.

Gates had stepped back from his executives duties long before Microsoft made its mobile missteps under his successor Steve Ballmer.

But on Monday, Ankara stepped back from that threat, saying it would not act without cooperation from Russia and the United States.

Step back from your daily operations and carefully scrutinize what your customers really want.

Second, broker - dealers either attempt to step back from the marketplace altogether or only agree to transact at very wide bid - offer spreads and only in small size.

As part of his plan to take a step back from the company, Shigeru Miyamoto, Nintendo's legendary game designer, is trying to encourage the next wave of talent to take his place, he told The New York Times in a new interview.

Take a step back from your business and ask yourself four key strategic questions:

Stepping back from National Front will give Le Pen more freedom to change certain aspects of her project and to rally support she needs, according to people close to the far - right politician who spoke with Le Monde.

The HTC One's skin, Sense 6, is a welcome step back from that.

Entrepreneurial retreats can be a great way to step back from your business for a new perspective, learn from experts and other entrepreneurs, and just refresh your brain.

In this episode, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars sits down with Deepak Chopra, an alternative medical specialist who advocates for entrepreneurs and businesspeople to improve their focus by taking a step back from their work.

To build a great team, make sure that you take a step back from resumes and candidates» pre-determined interview responses to look for individuals that will fit your company culture and are eager to l...

Take a step back from retention numbers for a minute.

The company told its shareholders that it would take a step back from publishing and focus more on broadcasting.

Josh explains, «Gustaway is our structured approach to regularly taking a step back from the day to day as a team, but community is not created through one event.

It requires stepping back from things like anger and pain and stepping toward things like hope.

Try to take a step back from all you have going on.

Speaking at the meeting, Goldman Sachs Chairman and Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein said there has been «no decision» as to the schedule of when he might step back from running the top Wall Street bank, reiterating past remarks.

Budweiser, perhaps sensing the tempest in a beer mug it created with the ad, took a slight step back from its mocking messaging in replies on its own Twitter feed:

How he's sticking to this goal: «As a founder, it can be difficult to take a step back from managing the day - to - day in order to focus on our broader business strategy.

In the month since he stepped back from being a micromanager and started focusing on longer - term and strategic thinking, he has uncovered opportunities that he estimates could double or triple C3's revenue, which now tops $ 5 million.

Take a step back from being overwhelmed, take a deep breath, and take the time to reach your full potential.

That father - daughter agreement helped Frank step back from the company's daily operations, and enabled Linda to move into the role of CEO in 2002 and build on the sales growth she'd already engineered during her five years as COO.

(Bristol also took a step back from emerging markets.)

After that announcement, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley lifted her province's boycott on B.C. wine, saying Horgan was «stepping back from the brink and abiding by the law.»

Also, on a monthly to bimonthly basis, the three co-founders go out to dinner and step back from the daily operations to assess how they are doing and where they are going.

«From my life, to being a WWE superstar, you take all those gambles along the way to then saying I'm going to take a step back from that.»

And with the first step completed by auto - enrollment, parents can step back from dispensing stern warnings about the life of ruin that non-savers face.

For our workations, everyone takes a step back from their normal work activities to tackle a special project, such as improving the company's hiring, customer support, software or marketing.