Sentences with phrase «than a processed one»

Moving towards a digital workplace will either reduce the total number of systems or find ways in which they can become connected, streamlined and more user focussed rather than process driven.

While this was often the fallback strategy described on the ubiquitous «Exit Strategy» slide, the process of the acquisition was almost always significantly easier than the process of the IPO.

The better option is to focus on facts and results rather than the process.

Executives and marketers must embrace the new reality: marketing is an ecosystem of multidirectional engagement rather than a process that is controlled and pushed by the company.

A good headline tells the prospect what your product will do for them — think outcome, rather than process.

People like a story much more than a process.

Preaching is more than a process of transmitting ideas about Christian creed, cult, and conduct with the expectation that these ideas will be understood, accepted, and translated into action.

I should acknowledge that one or another of the forms of Wesleyanism I have just listed might well be a better candidate for full - length treatment than process theology.

Rather than process a logical argument faithfully, you twist and contort all ideas until they bow before your throne of a priori belief.

This process need not imply consciousness any more than the process, «A causes B.»

Even though specific Christian beliefs were unknown in Athens, Christian thinkers used resources which were far less internally consistent than process thought to express religious meanings, defend practices, doctrines, and so forth.

Or, to state this very important point differently, I am now finally in a position to explain why I feel justified in maintaining that a free - will theodicy is, in principle, no less plausible than the process theodicy, even though I grant that a free - will theodicy will be more «defensive» than its process counterpart.

Moreover, I have argued that for FWTs to acknowledge that their theodicy is more «defensive» than its process counterpart does not entail that they must also grant that the process theodicy is more plausible since it has not been demonstrated that FWTs can not justifiably maintain that the basic God - world relationship on which the process theodicy is based is less plausible than the God - world relationship in which their theodicy is grounded.

However, for reasons I will soon share, I deny that any of this necessarily supports Griffin's claim that the FWT can not successfully counter the contention that her theodicy is implausible, or even less plausible than the process theodicy.

The question at issue, as defined by the Basingers, is only whether a traditional free - will theodicy is necessarily less adequate than a process theodicy» (ER 88).

This still leaves, though, the question of whether I can justifiably contend that a free - will theodicy is, in principle, no less plausible than a process theodicy.

After all, I have admitted that a free - will theodicy will be inherently more «defensive» than the process theodicy — that a free - will theodicy will be at points less able than the process theodicy to offer explanations for evil that flow in a natural, intuitive sense from the theistic tenets on which it is built — and isn't it reasonable to assume that the theodicy which is least defensive in this sense should be considered most plausible?

Nor have I argued that Griffin, and others, can not justifiably maintain that free - will theodicies are more «defensive» than the process theodicy or are not justified in wanting to make this fact known.

Indeed, Mathews believed «that there is nothing more fundamental and elemental than processes; nothing transcends or undergirds processes.

But does this search for variety, which can become no more than a process of sampling, give a person quality?

It seems to me that there is no philosophy today which is better equipped than process thought to link together ethical and ecological problems.

Instead of orienting itself to final goals, as the Clinton administration did at Camp David in 2000, the Bush administration oriented itself toward the «road map,» which is no more than a process policy with a vague end.

Second, this existence is nothing else than the process whereby the new concrescence eliminates some possible characteristics and opts for others, and so creates its own identity We may call this the power of characterization or creativity - characterization.

Again, creativity in its role as esse requires its completion in its role as characterization, where characterization is nothing other than the process in which an actual entity as a subject creates its own identity.

The extension of patent protection to cover the product, rather than the process by which it was produced, is calculated to serve the interest of corporations which seek to retain monopoly control of their products.

For the Bergsonians, time is a process of becoming determinate, whereas for the determinists time, if it is said to be a process at all, can be nothing more than a process of becoming — mere becoming.

The process of learning Jesus must be, for each individual person who undertakes it, even more complex than the process of learning another human being.

I figure it's got to be better for me than the processed bread products I've been living on for the past four months and the extra protein from the peanut butter can only be good for me.

Not only did they lie about the shipping date, but the loaves arrived 12 days later than their process date, which was supposedly 2 days delivery, but it was all molded.

I don't like to by the processed soy food either instead I make my own substitutions and I find that lentils with their really «iron - y» flavor have a similar taste to meat... Oh and of course they're way cheaper than processed stuff

Staying with whole foods is typically less expensive than processed foods.

Most ingredients in imitation turkeys still do look better than processed meats, and better than many other meat substitutes in the frozen food section, too.

Carbs are probably 60 % of my diet Making this from scratch is not only more economical (because you get a bunch more of it) but is way more nutritious and tasty than the process versions out there that are loaded with sodium and bad fats.

I used raw cacao powder (which is even better and, pardon the pun, «healthier» than processed chocolate).

We freeze them for whenever we want burgers and it's way better than any processed junk!

Fruits are certainly much healthier options than the processed junk food people are putting in their bodies every day.

This recipe is insanely easy and even better than processed sriracha.

Learn how the cooking process for stock delivers more intense flavor than the process for making broth.

In the ingredients list it says «sugar free chocolate»... does that mean 100 % cocoa chocolate (pure cocoa / unsweetened) or «sugar free» as in sweetened by something other than processed sugar, like Hershey's sugar free chocolate chips.

I am so happy that you've shared your recipe with less ingredients than the processed stuff.

I hope the final products of my endeavors are prettier than the process by which I get there — I'm not a trained chef... just a self - taught hot mess most of the time.

Way better than processed ice creams.

Honey is a much better choice than processed sugar.

Although these substitutes are all much better than processed white sugar, they are still forms of sugar and should only be eaten occasionally as a treat.

Cereal with a glass of juice is my go - to, but lately I have been thinking that I need to incorporate more than processed carbs into my a.m. routine.

Raw cacao has a more intense flavor than the processed cocoa powder, so even if it's a little more expensive than this one, it sure worthsevery penny.

The easiest way to start making healthier choices can be by simply using more whole food ingredients than the processed and refined ones.

That means that these will keep you fuller for longer than those processed, sugary «things» at the grocery store.

As for honey and dates, I think these are DEFINITELY much better than processed cane sugar.

We are world leaders in helping companies adopt new food processing technologies, such as high pressure processing, and ensuring products are just as safe - or safer - than those processed with traditional technologies such as heat.