Sentences with phrase «traditional sense»

In a more traditional sense of economics, there are three major ports in the area.

I bet it tastes amazing and you have proven that you don't even need any fruit or natural sweetener in the more traditional sense to produce a sweet - tasting loaf of bread.

A lady is a lady no matter where in the world she is located, but British women are true ladies in the most traditional sense of the word.

As previously stated, I don't decorate our house for fall in the full traditional sense of the word.

In a less traditional sense, efficiency measures — like better gas mileage on new cars — have also caused weaker global demand.

As previously stated, I don't decorate our house for fall in the full traditional sense of the word.

In the most traditional sense, a postpartum doula will help with a family - centered approach, or she can care for a growing family, by providing infant - focused care.

Aliche also has a unique tip: don't network, «at least not in traditional sense.»

Now, in Ms. Antoni's latest exhibition, «From The Vow Made,» on view at Luhring Augustine's Chelsea gallery through April 25, the artist creates sculpture in a more traditional sense for the first time — and proves that superior artists can use any method to effectively communicate.

By dint of their small mass and extreme quality factors, nanostrings similar to those developed in the Kippenberg lab are expected to have an important impact on traditional sensing applications.

With a large courtyard and a very traditional sense of décor, this is a venue that will provide you with the perfect backdrop to have a fantastic night when local dating in Evesham.

I wonder is it possible to have a church in a somewhat traditional sense... building, outreaches, nursery, classes, salaried ministry positions... and find what you're looking for?

OTHER ANGLES Consensus and consensus - building (which imply the deconstruction of the winner - looser or majority - minority binary opposition, but also of search for the truth): it appeals to Africans who have a deeply rooted traditional sense of community and of participation and who have been taking decisions by consensus for centuries.

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It can not reiterated enough the fact that almost every true traditional architecture on earth starts from an «approach [being] always beautiful», well - balanced, well proportioned, with a good sense of material beuaty etc, while modern architecture to often has lost the «traditional sense balance and harmony».

Enter the Gungeon is a roguelike in the new traditional sense, mixed with just enough bullet hell craziness to keep the heart pumping.

Irwin has worked on landscape and architecture in a more traditional sense before as well.

While Zopper is not really offline shopping in traditional sense of the word, Honor will aim to increase market share with this move as they roll the pitch for the launch of their new devices in India.

On the one hand, you have these really beautiful, minimalist, abstract works (in the kind of traditional sense of thinking about Donald Judd, Anne Truitt, that kind of concern for color and form), and then you have your video works, or your use of flowers, like the way a flower or an arrangement of flowers can stand in for something.

Okoye came from the J'Kuwali tribe of Wakanda and served in the most traditional sense in the Dora Milaje.

Gili Meno is easy to reach from Materam airport as well as from Senggigi and with a private restaurant at Hotel Gazebo Meno as well as a few other options located close by, Seri Resort Gili Meno also offers a very traditional sense of luxury and comfort with modern facilities.

The other main reason the freedom of the game's quick play races seems more fitting now is a beefed - up career mode that allows for a more traditional sense of progression.

But the new bill essentially says software itself isn't an invention in the traditional sense — and thus can not be patented.

While not a social media «class» in a traditional sense, Buffer's Week - of - Webinars covers everything from content curation to social media analytics to getting your content seen in the Facebook News Feed.

They don't normally expect things for free, and charitable status doesn't imply that an organization is off - limits as a business partner in the traditional sense.

If the head of household is a man, and it is an intact household in the traditional sense, that man is usually motivated to obtain income to support his family.

I don't know about you, but I wouldn't consider entrepreneurs «rule followers» in the traditional sense.

That is, not in the traditional sense, in which you try to convince a customer to buy your product or service and the more resistance you get, the harder you sell.

Such a site would be almost impossible to manage in the traditional sense.

«It's not negotiating in the traditional sense,» Mark says.

Chipotle has long eschewed advertising in the traditional sense.

But many of them will not be retired in the traditional sense.

While there is no «underwriter» in the traditional sense, Spotify has hired some bankers to act as consultants, including Morgan Stanley.

But the majority are small businesses in the more traditional sense — small local restaurants, bars, and beauty salons.

«We listen to our customers but not in a traditional sense,» says Brad Cary, president of CIBT Inc., a $ 12 - million provider of visa, passport, and other international - travel services, in McLean, Va. «You have to read between the lines.»

That said, it's unclear based on what Nintendo has said so far whether the NX will even be considered a console in the traditional sense.

At the extreme, as the experience of G&F Industries Inc. shows, it can mean no selling at all — at least in the traditional sense.

«I don't think of resilience in the traditional sense, in cutting how long it takes to turn the lights back on,» said Brian Bledsoe, the director of the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems at the University of Georgia.

They are not employees, nor are they running a business, at least not in the traditional sense.

Hannity interjected that his relationship with Cohen was «minimal,» something he had underscored in previous statements where he painted the interaction as being mostly focused on real estate and insisted he «never retained» Cohen «in the traditional sense.»

The town, with just under 800 people, is too crowded for him; he lives on eight acres of Iowa farmland, though he's not a farmer in the traditional sense.

«Their popularity can be seen in the traditional sense as a mere brand extension,» Ong tells Entrepreneur, «but it is also a signifier of a larger cultural phenomenon: the rise of fan - based global subcultures.»

They're not businesses in the traditional sense, but they face the same dilemmas, albeit with a much stronger public service impetus pushing them to keep the wheels turning.

But while they don't create jobs in the traditional sense, they inject entrepreneurial energy into the economy.

During his Monday radio show, Hannity said he had used eight attorneys in his life and insisted he «never retained» Cohen «in the traditional sense.»

«Besides looking at a top - down strategy to recognize the power of design in organizations, the other side is to encourage a bottom - up look by promoting educational and traditional design craft, and introducing design thinking into engineering or MBA programs, where people don't think of themselves as designers in the traditional sense of the word,» said Hayes.

«It won't be bringing back manufacturing to the U.S. in the traditional sense,» he said.

In the traditional sense, a heritage brand is a company that's been around for decades — perhaps centuries — and finds a way to tap into this history in order to procure loyalty and drive future sales.