Sentences with phrase «to embrace the idea»

If you haven't fully embraced the idea of using social media for your job search, let me help.

It is common for babies to not embrace the idea of solid food at the first time.

If we looked at it that way, we would probably feel very different in those low moments, because we could really embrace the idea that something great must be around the corner.

He says the industry has never fully embraced the idea of giving buyer agents equal representation since the province created buyer / seller regulations in 1995.

Most people who embrace the idea of exercise want to believe that more is better.

By embracing that idea — partnership — everything changes.

You can bet that lots of other networks are watching this launch carefully, waiting to see how quickly people embrace the idea of buying their favourite «channels» one at a time.

Often, a guest will say something that the teacher has already said many times, yet now the students embrace the idea because it came from that outside person.

All over the world singles over 50 are now embracing the idea of dating.

Both large and small businesses are embracing the idea with about 100,000 end - users already in the network.

When I did embrace that idea, that is when my writing really came together.

People For Animals for embracing the idea of including more than two dozen high school students and taking the extra time to demonstrate, coach and answer questions.

Initially, you may have embraced that idea wholeheartedly.

When students embrace the idea of taking more ownership of their projects, that increases engagement significantly.

Initially there was a lot of backlash, but I guess a lot of folks eventually embraced the idea of less work when they realized you still got a great result.

Even if you completely embrace the idea of open adoption, there are situations that make it difficult.

As much as we love the idea of men being an equal partner in a marriage, we don't necessarily embrace the idea of men being an equal partner in a divorce.

The term embraces ideas such as information, management tools, and indigenous technologies.

She adds that pet owners who are experienced with dogs as well as cats often more readily embrace the idea that bathing and grooming can be mutually advantageous.

If they truly embrace the idea of change, an innovation committee could be the catalyst.

While smartwatches are still somewhat struggling to gain mainstream adoption, the fitness tracker market is seemingly doing much better, with many consumers embracing the idea of streamlined, fitness - oriented wearables.

If every city embraced these ideas, think of how many «green collar» jobs we could create.

Some groups embrace the idea enthusiastically; others are wary.

Once people realize it is about authenticity and they understand that it is essential to career success, most embrace the idea.

I love the challenge of something new, and although I'm not even vegetarian, I am definitely embracing the idea of being as healthy as I can be.

He or she will likely embrace the idea of adolescence rather than dread the changes to come.

First things first — you must willingly embrace the idea that the time and money you invest in your family's nutrition is priceless.

I have played a little here and there, but have really tried embracing the idea more lately.

Instead of viewing learning as the transmission of knowledge from teacher to student, these thinkers embraced the idea that children learn best when encouraged to discover, play, and experiment.

The increase is likely due to more programs and candidates embracing the idea that time spent working in a classroom is more beneficial than time spent reading a textbook about teaching.

Despite being a crossover with off - road chops, this car embraces the idea that most crossovers never leave the pavement.

Recent library users overwhelmingly embrace those ideas and activities.

Instead, you need to actually embrace the idea of paying up for confirmation.

In addition to his work as an artist his published writing embraces ideas about perception, abstraction and relationships between art and science.

If you're having just a little trouble embracing the idea, it's understandable.

It is a little more liberal than it used to be and we have a new generation embracing the idea.

She had never considered that to be an option, but she has happily embraced the idea now!

I met so many talented people who embrace the idea of visually representing their careers!

Either way, by 1950 he had fully embraced the idea of working large.

Most biologists did not embrace the idea, though.

Some of her fellow county legislators, she said, are not necessarily embracing the idea of consolidation in general.

Since then, many educators have embraced ideas such as grit.

Yet, ultimately, the near - term future of digital signatures depends on whether or not consumers embrace the idea.

I'd have moments when the students embraced the idea that almost any savory dish was allowable (budget - depending of course).

The experts who embrace the idea of deliberate practice continually ask themselves these questions.

Former President Barack Obama's Department of Education embraced the idea in the 2015 education bill known as the Every Student Succeeds Act, which paved the way for the federal grants.

The Asia region is also embracing the idea of home - sharing like the rest of the world, says Airbnb's Chip Conley.