Sentences with phrase «stumbled on any of the questions»

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The more important question is how magisterial Lutheranism could stumble into such a repudiation of classical Christian teaching on sex and marriage.

I'm sorry but can't help but to question Wenger's intuition, because regardless of what anyone says, he was fortuitous in stumbling on Coq.

Leaving aside other issues with your question (splitting mega-corps into «under 1M sales» units is about as feasible as disassembling a ballistic missile into pices small enough to be OK to carry onto a passenger airliner), you did actually stumble on a correct approach to an answer of why a mega-corp would nearly ALWAYS welcome more regulations, as long as...

This is an old question so when a DV and a comment appear at the same time, it's unlikely that 2 people accidentally stumbled upon the question and disliked it at the same time (this would be incorrect guess on a brand new question with tons of new views, of course).

After stumbling in Wisconsin on April 5, the incendiary billionaire real estate developer and native son of Queens has been hit with weeks of news reports questioning whether he can really seize the GOP nomination, despite his commanding lead.

They can ask questions their parents would not conceive of, occasionally stumbling on solutions no adult could have taught them.

Realizing it's got a good thing going after somehow stumbling into one of the better - regarded pulp dramas on cable despite being, well, The History Channel, the network in question has announced that it's renewing Vikings for a fifth season of Ragnars, Rollos, and rampaging Lagerthas.

This is the raw story of a group of lost Dubliners, who try to navigate through life, while stumbling on the big question of love, money and happiness.

Peterson, Howell and West: Teachers Unions Have a Popularity Problem The Wall Street Journal, June 4, 2012 «On behalf of Harvard's Program on Education Policy and Governance and the journal Education Next, we have asked the following question since 2009: «Some people say that teacher unions are a stumbling block to school reforOn behalf of Harvard's Program on Education Policy and Governance and the journal Education Next, we have asked the following question since 2009: «Some people say that teacher unions are a stumbling block to school reforon Education Policy and Governance and the journal Education Next, we have asked the following question since 2009: «Some people say that teacher unions are a stumbling block to school reform.

Engadget who stumbled upon this news through Xataka Mobile notes that several unanswered questions about the device such as the possibility of an LTE variant, should be clarified on October 29, the day on which the Google event will unfold.

The big stumbling block on the hurricane problem for this approach, to me, is the question of initiation - I can think qualitatively about how to look at SST and shear, so that good environments should be countable, but the initiation question is hard.

The hallmarks of «courts and tribunals» - independence, impartiality, permanence, connection to the constitutional structure of the Member State - are hence no longer merely a checklist to see who gets to send a question to Luxembourg but a requirement on Member States about the nature, quality and hierarchical collocation of any body that may potentially stumble on a matter covered by EU law.

Whether you stumbled on a tough question, shared way too much (or too little) information or slipped too far out of your professional persona, you're certain that you've just blown any chance of landing your dream job.