Sentences with phrase «to touch on»

Our developers are busy putting the finishing touches on many of the features announced in the last few weeks.

As we have also touched on previously in this article, even though it may be lower in price, it is still completely safety certified and durable.

That is something I didn't touch on in my post, but we all need to remember.

While they're crucial in converting a curious book seeker into a buyer, they don't touch on how readers find your books in the first place.

It also touches on issues about power and belonging.

South Korean authorities are reportedly close to putting the final touches on regulations for bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchanges.

Interestingly, these articles also touch on many of the most significant trends in background screening industry today.

We've already talked about how recognition can motivate user generated content, and even touched on how virtual badges might be used.

When writing your cover letter, briefly touch on what attracts you to that specific company.

As touched on earlier, the design form language takes a step to the future, less lines, more sculptural surfaces.

And we haven't even touched on what this all means for the planet.

Yet don't touch on topics related to politics and religion.

In addition to his striking photographs, the artist also creates films and large sculptural installations, both of which touch on themes of geographical boundaries and the passage of time.

I hope I win it I just put the finishing touches on what I'm bringing tomorrow night.

Chrome is popular for putting finishing touches on everything from household appliances to military equipment, but it's also known for the environmental and health hazards it comes with.

Many touch on themes and ideas that he comes back to again and again; they all speak to his broad ideas about investing, money, and life in general.

I know I've only just touched on several topics.

I can only touch on points here and there to give you a sense of what's contentious in the buzz.

As you're constructing your winning cover letter, check to see that you aren't simply repeating details already touched on in your resume.

You also touch on something that I've been looking for a context to talk about, And that is the question of «internal» transparency.

This article has just touched on several of the slightly different strategies that family law professionals can use to help them as clients.

Like most other blogs, these blogs often touch on other issues, and can evolve into a source of entertainment than information.

I see this was touched on earlier in this thread, so disregard unless you can add more specific info.

How does the result of that not get touched on before the conclusion of the film?

As I briefly touched on above with respect to your couch, you also need to discourage your cat from scratching the furniture.

We're putting the finishing touches on all the wonderful upgrades to this already marvelous vacation home.

The work touches on subjects of gender, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, and other labels people use to identify themselves.

I'm sure you'll put your own wonderful personal touch on everything.

When you press against it, it provides the same physical feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that's it.

Each section provides background information as well as articles touching on aspects of the law, and hiring a lawyer, that you need to know to understand your rights and protect yourself.

You also want to emphasize your physical prowess by touching on how much you can lift and whether you can stand for hours at a time.

This includes finding reliable targets and stop - losses, two key aspects of a trading plan that we did not touch on here.

Use a very light touch on puppies and small dogs.

This book touches on subjects from pregnancy through discipline.

The content was very well tailored to today's market conditions while touching on other conditions.

We have barely touched on more elusive aspects of aesthetics such as «visual metaphor,» a pleasing resonance between the visual and symbolic elements of an image.

His stories touched on so many of the issues that had affected the lives of these inmates prior to their incarceration and would surely be awaiting them upon their release.

The home was obviously theirs, not mine, which meant I couldn't exactly put my personal touch on things.

It also touches on why IF is an ok approach, but probably not the best if strength and body comp is a main goal.

The law touches on many areas of your finances, from your local property taxes to your income.

The film touches on all these possibilities, and when it's at its most powerful it suggests that they all exist side by side.

No discussion of investing in stocks would be complete with touching on the risks that go along with them.

Thank you so much for touching on more than just prices, but also discussing shelf life, additives, and specific brands, this is awesome!

There are definitely some hints at some interesting themes that the film doesn't really touch on as thoroughly as it probably should have.

Be sure that your questions touch on topics that will appeal to your site's target market.

This post touches on how to prepare for an interview.

If you've played any games on your mobile device, chances are you've touched on at least one tower defense title.

Plus we still haven't put our own touch on everything since buying our house four years ago.

And there 2 bonus dividends is a real nice touch on top of the regular dividend.