Sentences with phrase «to take a serious look at»

There is no way of knowing without taking a serious look at what you've been doing and going through — and your attitudes about one another at this point.

Escape Fire takes a serious look at how broken it is and what can be done, if anything, to fix it.

It's important for potential homebuyers to take a serious look at whether they're ready to handle that responsibility.

Take a serious look at all the demographic data; don't just have a knee - jerk reaction to one statistic or another.

No matter what age you are, start reviewing your goals by taking a serious look at financial planning — especially if you are nearing retirement age.

We hadn't taken a serious look at our closet since we moved to this house so we ended up with 4 trash bags full of clothes and shoes to donate.

So intricate, in fact, that no bipartisan group has taken a serious look at making changes in about 20 years.

It's something the development team needs to eventually take a serious look at as it's impacting the transfer market in the mode too.

These are the breeds that you may want to take a serious look at if you have decided to make the jump and get a new puppy for your family.

When news breaks online, we have to take a serious look at social media for news distribution.

The important thing is that for the first time in decades states are taking a serious look at content and curriculum.

Either way, it may be time to take a serious look at moving into a career (or going freelance) that allows you to build your creativity.

I spent a lot of time thinking about my goals as a writer, one of which is reaching more readers, and I finally decided to take a serious look at audio.

With increases in both home prices and mortgage rates, now's the time to take a serious look at affordability and your future as a home owner.

It's a compelling book that successfully provides an interesting and honest account of the history of storms and climate science, while taking a serious looks at the players and politics involved.

I really like this idea and will take a serious look at implementing it with my IT manager.

Only in the past few years have data analysts began to take a serious look at appellate oral arguments.

Take a serious look at what you do each day and what is really important.

There comes a time in every crypto - holder's life when he or she has to take a serious look at how secure their current holdings are.

It's important for potential homebuyers to take a serious look at whether they're ready to handle that responsibility.

You have to start by taking a serious look at your competitors.

So take off the mask of churchgoer and take a serious look at who church says that god is.

Bankruptcy: If your debt situation is out of control, credit counselors may suggest taking a serious look at bankruptcy.

Little, Stec say legislature needs to take a serious look at pension forfeiture, leadership term limits in wake of Silver conviction more

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Last year the CEO of Indigo proclaimed that they are taking a serious look at expanding into the US market by 2018 or 2019.

Since adult dogs are a dime a dozen in shelters (puppies go faster), and adopting an adult typically means less work from you off the bat, I'd take a serious look at getting an adult dog.

Let's also take a serious look at what us older folks life insurance needs really are and, why not, let's take a look at the age old argument of term versus whole life.

And we need to take a serious look at reforming the fundamental governance structures of our most troubled school districts, where politics has created paralysis and an absence of accountability and clear policy direction.

But if you need a card that does a little bit of everything for your purchases then take a serious look at the Discover it card.

In practice, that would mean taking a serious look at the licensing terms Google uses to promote its smartphone apps.

Don't you think we should take a serious look at death / dying, the neurology of DMT, maybe the structure of time as it relates to passing away?

After lecturing me on the use of my uterus for the past couple of weeks, if I don't see both Gingrich and Santorum with ash on their foreheads, they will be exposed as hypocrites, and I will have to take a serious look at Mr. Magic Underpants.

Once investors take a serious look at their finances, they might better understand the «true» level or amount they allocate to sports investing.

Contrarian sports investors will look to tail the sharps and will be taking a serious look at SC.

His blunt manner with the press lost him some support towards the end of his time at the King Power Stadium, but Villa should take a serious look at Pearson if they want a manager to engineer change.

Kieran Gibbs lost the battle with Nacho Monreal this summer, and is believed to be leaving, leading us to take a serious look at replacements.

While the article takes a serious look at «attachment parenting» — a controversial child - rearing philosophy pioneered by pediatrician Dr. Bill Sears — the cover is meant to incite both public ridicule and maternal anxiety — just in time for mother's day.

Paladino should take a serious look at Rob Astorino for the number two spot on the ticket as he plays well downstate which was reinforced by his big reelection win as county executive in November.

Paterson, as you'll recall, is facing potential criminal charges stemming from the Yankees tickets case since former Chief Judge Judith Kaye reccommended back in August that Albany County DA David Soares take a serious look at the situation.

«We need to take a serious look at public financing of campaigns because the money is where the corruption begins.

It is extraordinary that only now is the Electoral commission taking a serious look at whether the rules were complied with.

«In 2016, Erie County will be taking a serious look at ethics reform, and I am proud to offer the first actual piece of legislation tackling the issue.