Sentences with phrase «virtually everything of»

«The blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but virtually everything of value,» say Don and Alex Tapscott, authors of Blockchain Revolution.

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The final version of the talking points shows what happened: Just about everything was cut, leaving virtually nothing.

This book goes way beyond this sort of tactical application and explains what happens in customers» minds when they're exposed to media, visuals, textual content... and virtually everything that goes into making a brand successful.

It changed the name of virtually everything it sells.

And speaking of, there are also the unique nuances of Las Vegas to deal with: the vast distances between everything, the over-priced everything, the desert air that dries out your nose and lungs and virtually guarantees some sort of illness when combined with the giant plague of exhausted attendees.

After all, he and Gloria were physically stretched to the limit: Gloria, age 53, was running the catalog call center, the distribution operation, and the company's one retail outlet; John, age 55, was in charge of sourcing products, merchandising, and virtually everything else.

Sales and marketing technology (or, the growth stack) has moved from being a complement to the work that needs to be done, to being at the core of virtually everything that happens.

In modern American politics, Democrats and Republicans disagree on virtually everything — except the virtues of small business, that is.

It's the technology that drives bitcoin and other digital currencies, but the blockchain framework has the potential to go far beyond these and create an unalterable and open - to - all record of virtually everything we care about.

Denton told POLITICO Media that he is not concerned about giving up some control to an outside investor — which is a reversal of virtually everything he's said for the past dozen years — because having to justify his decisions to someone outside Gawker would lead him to make better decisions.

«As a part of our Cyber Week promotion, today, for the first time, Target is offering 15 percent off virtually everything online,» a spokesman said in a statement.

Science has disproven the «ark» myth, disproves zombies, disproves creation of matter from nothing, disproves virtually everything about mythology.

«Virtually everything I say here has been backed up by mountains of evidence acc.umulated by psychologists and social scientists over the years.

Second, Jewett adopts whole - cloth the latest fad in New Testament scholarship, which broadly terms itself as postcolonial, and reads virtually everything in the New Testament as a coded critique of the Roman Empire and especially of its claims of cultural superiority elaborated in the civic cult of the early empire.

God seems willing to do this; in fact, God virtually needs to do so to be true to the divine nature of relating to everyone and everything fully.

But a close study of America's religious history yields precedents and equivalencies to virtually everything that exists today, from the demythologizing deism of Thomas Jefferson and the séances of spiritualists to the utopian settlements that practiced everything from celibacy (the Shakers) to free love (the Oneida Community).

When Peirce, a theist virtually all his life, and an evolutionist virtually all his adult life, was fourteen, he wrote, «Love is the foundation of everything desirable or good.»

In fact, painters of the past century have done virtually everything in their power to short - circuit the discursive character of previous art and aesthetics.

The book tells the story of a group of Holocaust survivors, who, as teenagers, lost virtually everything they had during the War, but rebuilt their lives and went on to serve society in extraordinary ways.

Looking to the foreboding future, his words should have an authentic ring to the ear of a Christian: «Virtually everything depends on the human soul and its functions.

Within these two intersecting circles he spends almost all of his waking hours, and their claims are so dominant that virtually everything else is judged in the light of them.

It assumes that the Reformation rediscovered «the true Gospel» lost after Paul and that «virtually everything in - between, the few exceptions only affirming the rule, pertains to the aberration of Roman Catholicism.

There are ample historical precedents for this, and virtually everything claimed for Jesus was also previously claimed for half a dozen «son of god» crucified saviors from earlier Middle Eastern cultures.

Taunting Luther with being a Hussite heretic, a Bohemian, he had Luther virtually admitting it, saying that not everything that the Council of Constance had condemned was in fact heretical and that Huss was not entirely wrong.

CIFI's diverse range of sweet potato ingredients can bring the health and functional benefits of the sweet potato to virtually any application — everything from juice blends and smoothies to baked goods and dairy products.

«Barry Callebaut has at its fingertips everything needed to continue the growth of the business, including a seasoned, highly respected sales force that calls on virtually every baker and ice cream maker of any size around the world,» Gertrude Hawk Chairman Dave Hawk said in a news release.

The gluten free online / cookbook communities are full of many many great and diverse recipes to replace just about any glutenicious food you might have missed, from tarte shells to puff pastries and virtually everything in between.

Arsene Wenger has to take a huge portion of the blame for transfers and virtually everything else because he has so much control at the football club.

Unfortunately for Sacramento and for Patterson, they need a little bit of everything this season as they've struggled on both ends of the floor and in virtually every aspect.

Add in Lucha Underground, TNA, Ring of Honor, New Japan and the indies... it's virtually impossible for a wrestling fan to watch everything.

Virtually everything about the Xbox game is outstanding, right down to the green blades of grass.

Stats Sentence I'm not sure how their volleyball squad is but based on the fact they have been good in virtually everything I have no reason to believe they don't have a run in them for the Knockout Rounds of the Tourney.

If we stay together and get the goal we're more than capable of picking the three points up that will virtually change everything.»

It's still structured so that virtually everything OSU - related that you need is within about two minutes of two streets — the east - west Hall of Fame Ave. and the north - south Main St.. The athletic facilities are still but a short walk from the vaunted Eskimo Joe's and the downtown area.

I've done all that I know to do... Attempted to communicate about it, initiate everything, virtually try to turn myself into anything short of a porn star to rekindle something.

Parents don't have to waste time worrying about what matches what and what can go where when each of these sets comes with virtually everything you need to create beautiful environments for little ones.

Of course, I've only been blogging for two months, so basically I'm still completely clueless about virtually everything and the UBP is no exception.

Virtually no - one believes in absolute free markets (at a bare minimum, most people agree that courts should enforce a contract signed between 2 individuals or companies), and virtually no - one believes in complete state control of everything - even the USSR and China had significant amounts of private control over collectivised farms and allowed private farming as well for most of theirVirtually no - one believes in absolute free markets (at a bare minimum, most people agree that courts should enforce a contract signed between 2 individuals or companies), and virtually no - one believes in complete state control of everything - even the USSR and China had significant amounts of private control over collectivised farms and allowed private farming as well for most of theirvirtually no - one believes in complete state control of everything - even the USSR and China had significant amounts of private control over collectivised farms and allowed private farming as well for most of their history.

The United States has historically backed Israel in order to maintain some control over the region; virtually everything else in the area is anti-U.S. So Israel was convenient as a kind of base for the U.S. - it could send fighter planes to Israel instead of having them fly from inefficiently far away; and plus, if things got really hairy in the middle east, Israel could do some of the actual fighting too.

Mr. Malik further noted that, most of the affected persons have been settled, and beyond this point, Alexander Gyan «was nominated on the basis of his competence to deliver, and that surpasses virtually everything.»

«We've reached a point in time where partisanship trumps virtually everything else in terms of cuing voters as to how they should assess candidates,» said Jennifer Lawless, a professor at American University who studies women in politics.

Virtually everything else, based upon my close scrutiny of his record, is in doubt.

But two years have passed since the shuddering horrors of 2012, when virtually everything that could have gone wrong with his Budget statement duly did so.

Virtually everything we do results in the emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG).

Umeh said that by the conduct of the election, Governor Peter Obi would have done virtually everything he promised the citizens of the state.

But there has also been a persistent odor of politics to virtually everything he does, from the way he staffs his office to the way he selects his targets.

Speaking during the NPP 2016 manifesto launch in Accra, Dr. Bawumia said, «the mismanagement of the economy under this John Mahama led government has resulted in an increase in taxes on virtually everything taxable.

Dr. Bawumia blamed the mismanagement of the economy under this John Mahama led National Democratic Congress government for the increase in taxes on virtually everything taxable.

Those requirements increase the cost of shipping virtually everything between Puerto Rican and other U.S. port, but protect American jobs.

«The fact that Chris McGrath, who is not a politician and was virtually unknown five weeks ago, is already in a dead heat for the 9th Senate district tells you everything you need to know about the state of this race,» said Senate GOP spokesman Scott Reif.