Sentences with phrase «valuable reminders of»

While it's easy to see the Academy as simply «those people who give out the Oscars,» the institution performs an important function for both filmmakers and film historians, providing symposiums and information for industry professionals and the public alike, access to an extensive film library and archive to researchers and cinematheques, and a valuable reminder of the rich heritage of American cinema.

This experience provided a valuable reminder of the nuances that go along with teaching, the ones you have to learn through trial and error.

The anecdote is a valuable reminder of the enormity of the gap between fears and facts in many people's perceptions of health risks — and of how that gap contributes to illness.

It's a valuable reminder of the consequences should things go badly wrong.

That was exceptionally gratifying and provided a valuable reminder of the potential of the Internet to provide everyone with a platform to share their views and opinions.

While serving as a valuable reminder of the importance of meet and confers in the discovery process, the decision sets a potentially dangerous precedent that parties who object to the expense of discovery that is completely reasonable in scope and necessary to resolve matters in dispute can still shift the cost of that discovery to their adversaries.

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If anything, the first few weeks of the year have served as a valuable reminder that investing in public markets is inherently volatile and that our main defense against that volatility is to diversify our risk exposures by owning a variety of asset classes and risk factors.

It is also important, even if it appeals to only a few, because it serves as a valuable and maybe necessary reminder to the rest of us.

Certainly he told the people that the sacrifices of animals he offered were worthless in itself, and only valuable, if they would be considered as a reminder for the future sacrifice of the Son of God, the only sacrifice which can take away sins.

Not because he was still so very valuable — he wasn't — but because it was a reminder that after nearly two decades, they weren't going to have one of the best shortstops in baseball every year.

Her words are a valuable and wonderful reminder to all mothers everywhere of the truth of the job that lies ahead for mothers.

The findings are a valuable reminder to avoid all smoke, said Patricia Folan, director of the Center for Tobacco Control at North Shore - LIJ Health System in Great Neck, N.Y.

Pinning this... a valuable list of reminders.

Also this serves as a valuable reminder that lovers and spouses are two separate categories of people but that does not mean they can not be loved in the same ways.

A valuable reminder about some brilliant black folks gifted and daring enough to make seminal cultural and social contributions to the nation in spite of their potentially - crippling, color - coded, second - class status.

And when you think of how so many species go extinct every year, this movie becomes even more valuable, as it is an important reminder that we humans aren't living alone on this planet.

«The day was so special for everyone involved, and a really important reminder of the power of sport to help young people develop their social skills, confidence and self - esteem, discipline and many other valuable life skills.

It is also valuable as a reminder of things that worked and things that did not work so well in their classroom.

But thanks for the reminder and a valuable piece of warning for those not aware.

Again, history adds valuable context & perspective to the world & economy we live in today — the fact it rhymes, and is often a blunt reminder of the implacable nature of cause & effect, provides a tentative road - map to cut through the noise of the present & to look into the future.

The Berkshire week is valuable not necessarily for the new information you learn but rather for its affirmation of your beliefs and reminder of your responsibilities as a steward of our clients» capital.

The solution: ALLYDVM's Retention Calendar operates on the premise that if your clients» data is up to date, and you can reach them effectively using reminders, you stand a much better chance of booking additional and valuable quality appointments from within your existing client base.

The massive shortcut hidden in plain sight is one of many reminders to slow down and poke around Dark Souls 3's innocuous corners; I couldn't find a space that lacked relatively valuable purpose, revealing an item, a hidden character, a new enemy, or a story - related prop.

Returning to the realm of handwritten notes may seem out of place in our tech - happy world, but it's a valuable reminder that there is not always a technological solution to every problem.

The ensuing discussion has provided some valuable reminders to employers about the importance of handling harassment complaints effectively.

Repurposing is using what you have already done (including legal work) in new and different ways to attract the attention of a new audience or to provide valuable reminders to your existing audience.

After only a week of specifically writing about myself, I was given a strong reminder that I'm a wholly valuable person.

Rarer, but this mistake still happens and it's worth a reminder: The connections you make are valuable over the life of your career.

I particularly love your list of social media profile sites and the reminder that professional associations are valuable for education and relationship building with colleagues.

It provides valuable marriage enrichment information and is a regular reminder to get back to basics of the knee - to - knee and other simple techniques that keep a couple close and in touch with each other's inner being.

The National Association of REALTORS ®» recent victory in defeating a legal challenge to the uniqueness of the REALTOR ® trademark is a timely reminder of the need for continual care and vigilance in preserving this valuable asset.