Sentences with phrase «tangible ideas»

Getting a more tangible idea of how you would plan your free time would be a good thing to do.

You'll leave with tangible ideas about how to gather valid, reliable, comparative, and cost - effective feedback data on the themes that research says matter most.

As participants share stories that evolve into tangible ideas, small communities of change emerge.

-- giving tangible ideas that can make an instant impact on a real estate agent's business.

Walk away with tangible ideas and solutions through programming focused on three leadership strands.

To address these problems, Vancity's report provided 16 tangible ideas on how to alleviate the housing affordability crisis in Vancouver.

These strategies are among the book's many tangible ideas for maintaining relationships over the course of the year — ideas that Mapp and her co-authors source from their research, their own experiences, and the perspectives of parents and other educators.

Students might even invole familiar, tangible ideas such as «dozen» or even «noon».

Matthew is a well established industry thought leader, bringing to market tangible ideas of how distributed blockchain systems can revolutionize commercial processes and outdated enterprise infrastructures.

And I agree with you... as much as I love Pinterest, there's something to be said for having tangible ideas laid out in front of you.

«Dr. Sterrett has designed a meaningful resource for instructional leaders that provides some great reminders and tangible ideas for how to lead our teachers through the challenges in education today.»

Since transitioning in my career I found therapy to be the perfect vehicle for personal growth and self - empowerment that, like the arts, combines structure with improvisation, and creativity with tangible ideas.

This suggestion isn't at all a tangible idea of what constitutes a low - carb diet but many people find the general idea of really deducing their carbohydrate intake is enough for them to get results.

I once worked with someone who kept saying that they'd «be happy when they got what they wanted» — without providing any tangible idea on what that was.

«Blue has no dimensions,» Klein explained, «All colors bring forth associations of concrete, material, and tangible ideas, while blue evokes all the more the sea and the sky, which are what is most abstract in tangible and visible nature» (Y. Klein, «Speech to the Gelsenkirchen Theater Commission,» in Overcoming the Problematics of Art: The Writings of Yves Klein, New York, 2007, p. 41).

At the time we were three law students with no money, no experience, and no tangible ideas.

Always mention your experience and accomplishments with numbers so that the hiring manager can get a tangible idea.

Using generic words that offer no tangible idea about your work, duties or qualifications is one of the major mistakes that you should avoid in your pharmacy technician resume.

Our goal is to leave every audience better than we found them by providing them tangible ideas that can IMMEDIATELY be implemented.