Sentences with phrase «what about another healthy»

Because if you're considering a vending franchise business, one of your biggest questions is (or should be)... what about the healthy snacks?

What about the healthy Peruvians and Ecuadorians?

What about healthy parts of the world like Japan that consumes larger amounts of soy?

Or some apple pie; or what about a healthy kind of «quiche».

What about healthy animal fats?

But what about another healthy lifestyle factor — exercise?

One of the principles on the popular website said, «We understand the constitution protects consumer's privacy, but what about those healthy people that are getting infected?

What about healthy relationships?

But what about the healthy animal that comes in — why should they have blood work?

Not exact matches

Check in with your coach on a daily basis about what you've been eating, and this expert will help you tweak your diet and exercise so you can be healthy and reach your fitness goals.

In a long discussion about her new book, Creative Conspiracy: The New Rules of Breakthrough Collaboration, on Kellogg insight recently, Thompson takes a long detour into the psychology of conflict and what leaders can do to ensure their teams fight in a healthy and productive way.

Since I'm no health and nutrition expert myself, I consulted someone who does have a lot of experience in those realms about what tools I could use to make healthier meals.

The reality is most of what people think they know about the physiology and psychology about «getting healthy or fit» is probably wrong.

While science can easily suggest that eating a diet consisting of less meat and more vegetables is likely healthier, there remains a question about what the majority of consumers really want to eat and whether we're heading towards an Uncanny Valley moment.

Make healthier work - life integration integral to your company culture, especially when seeking to broadcast what your company's all about to future employees.

So can you help us think about what you think could drive that healthy volatility that seem to be missing?

When discussing what a healthy work culture means to your team, your employees will inevitably arrive at a discussion about your organization's values.

But, with conflicting messages about what's healthy, it can be extremely confusing.

Speaking on Premier's News Hour, he said: «We have a responsibility to talk about it because everybody else is, and if our young people can't find out what's right and wrong and what's healthy and what's good from us, then they'll just go somewhere else.

The church world needs to trash their business leadership manuals and pay attention to what someone like Brad / futuristguy has to say about healthy church systems.

I suspected I'd get a little pushback from fellow Christians who hold a complementarian perspective on gender, (a position that requires women to submit to male leadership in the home and church, and often appeals to «biblical womanhood» for support), but I had hoped — perhaps naively — that the book would generate a vigorous, healthy debate about things like the Greco Roman household codes found in the epistles of Peter and Paul, about the meaning of the Hebrew word ezer or the Greek word for deacon, about the Paul's line of argumentation in 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 11, about our hermeneutical presuppositions and how they are influenced by our own culture, and about what we really mean when we talk about «biblical womanhood» — all issues I address quite seriously in the book, but which have yet to be engaged by complementarian critics.

In the chapter «Exploring Romance,» Trafford relates a story that highlights the need for more rigorous ethical thought about what healthy use of «my time» means.

Using the example about the couple: if the healthy spouse had love (remember, it is a mindset), s / he would be driven by the desire to do or be what is best for the critically ill one, and thus, would not harbour thoughts of running away.

what's so healthy about dialoging with the lesser - thans?

So, in the spirit of Unity and with the Hope of being a small part of a healthy body of believers, I've started to ask myself: Does what I'm about to say make me sound like a douche?

Offering some advice on what the Church could do better, Erik says, «It's important for us to have a discussion about it so we can have a healthier view, because we don't talk about it as a Church anymore.»

Or, as the author of What the Bible Says About Healthy Living (1996) puts it, «Don't let any food or drink become your God.»

This is the time of year we start to think about what we have or don't have, usually spurring on our New Year's resolutions to eat healthier, start working out more or accomplish something we've always wanted to do but never tried.

The word «healthy» means the same in each case, or close enough so that we know perfectly well what we're talking about, even though the specifics of good health are quite different.

She thinks the key question isn't so much about size, but whether a church is healthy: «What's the perception of healthy?

But as soon as we take our methodical philosophizing too seriously and start demanding that everyone else agree with what we have figure out about God, well, that's when theology is not longer healthy, good, or enjoyable.

«I think it's pretty complex,» Hale says, musing about the difference between co-dependent relationships — like what Gary has with Selina, or Buster has with Lucille — and healthy relationships, like what he strives for in his own life.

Of course, this is not all that Christians believe, or even the major part of what Christians believe, about Jesus Christ; but for our purpose, it is enough now just to admit at least that much, to see here life given in love to the point of complete surrender of self, to agree that the ages witness that this is healthy life, this is wholeness, and then to turn to oneself and ask the very simple but very searching question, «How do I measure up to that standard?»

When we're trying to make healthy pre-decisions about our dating lives and who or how we'll swipe, sometimes we confuse what we want in the short term with what's most important to us ultimately.

If you want to be healthy, you become conscientious about what you eat.

And if I, a healthy young man with a certain sense of adventure, could not emigrate, what about young children and old people, the sick and the handicapped?

You want to talk about what is not healthy for children and other living things?

I'm an interfaith chaplain, mental health specialty, hence my concerns about healthy spiritualities, and experience with being present to others in their own journey to articulate what gives meaning in their lives.

Atheism is not healthy for children and other living things, Amen Brother, them atheist better watch this cause im not sure what Jesus thinks about health care but i know this is what God thinks about the atheist, this is FACT!

That is why in every movie theater there shall be established a well functioning alarm system, with cameras outside the door, and sound which immidiately would alert, an adequate number of well trained, armed and background checked security guards to arrive ready to apprehend the perpotrator and provide for the safety for all the innocent individuals who spent their money to have a good time not to get shot at (enterprises cut corners and then we complain about security and unemployment, charge what you charge for the concession if you have to without serving the soda and the pop - corn, I rather stay lean, healthy, intact and alive).

Carol — I agree with what you have written about successful social adaption to either mainstream secular culture or the ecclesiastical sub culture is not a measure of psychological health where such cultures are not healthy in and of themselves.

Evans concludes his call to find common ground with what he considers an obvious point: «We can all agree that an effective debate about RGTs would be healthy for the human future.»

I am actually starting with eating healthy and still investigating all ingredients, possibilities... One thing I want to ask you since I respect your opinion, what do you think about millet?

Today it's all about healthy eating and it's clear by now this trend is not going anywhere, so what are fast - food and fast - casual brands to do?

Thanks for being so honest, you are a true inspiration and what is so wonderful about your approach is that you are not pushing your way of life or the way you eat on others you are merely showcasing what has worked for you, inspiring us all to be healthy in our own way.

Hi Livia, Am delighted to have discovered your blog as I am a complete sucker for a (healthy and preferably warm) crumble dessert but what I am really interested in is how exactly you were diagnosed with intolerances to foods such as wheat, dairy and preservatives as I suspect that my daughter (who is 9) and I have food intolerances but am not sure of the best way to go about getting them diagnosed.

Hi Pippa, have a look at what I wrote to katie but yes there's no worries about this kind of yeast as it's deactivated and so actually becomes healthy, it's also full of protein and has a cheesy flavour — which is why vegans use it as it helps to replicate dairy!

I know eating healthy isn't just about what you put on your plate but also how you cook your food so I was wondering if you knew anything about this??

I totally agree that they're like healthy bounty bars, that's exactly what I was thinking about when I made them and sounds like the recipe is very similar to yours

Also, when you mentioned good fats for cooking, e.g. olive oil, what about Rice Bran Oil as I have been using this for some time and wonder whether you think it is a healthy oil or not.