Sentences with phrase «which puts things in perspective»

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To put things into perspective, the U.S. is on pace to build 1.2 million new dwellings this year, which is way up from a low of 550,000 in 2009.

Really, even if you don't believe, what the President is doing praying with others is putting things in perspective and «organizing their thoughts» which is actually productive.

The Magpies have beaten West Ham, Swansea and Stoke and while that isn't the toughest of opponents which they have seen off, putting things in perspective they aren't facing a particularly tough side on the weekend.

15 Sexual liberation plays a big role in Heinlein's books, which really puts the water - bed thing into perspective.

Then, last February, Marino's father was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which «put a lot of things in perspective for me,» she says.

Many here may be with family and friends who may not be on your everyday list of go - to - sugar buddies, but perhaps holidays are a nice way of putting things, even sweet things, in perspective; which might help...

Putting things into perspective, he wrote in 2005 that the deterioration of schooling can be traced to 1965, which was when

Dan Goldhaber, director of the Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research puts things into perspective by introducing data which show that between 1984 and 2013 teacher production has increased overall, with a few dips here and there.

Puts a lot of things in perspective which we as teachers can not control yet are aware of.

Yes, that's a metric ton of moolah, but to further put things in perspective, that's nearly $ 205,000 more than the already ultra-expensive twelve - cylinder G65 AMG (226,322, including tax), which isn't sold in our market.

To put things in perspective consider that the average mutual fund charges 0.9 % relative to the average low fee index which charges 0.1 %.

Whether that be highlighting Hidden Gaming Gems (which I wrote about many many years ago), covering an entire year of gaming to put things in perspective, or covering an entire console's library including games in other regions that would interest an English speaker and even brand new homebrew games.

I read things like the «sceptical environmentalist» which accepted man made global warming and put it in perspective.

Note: If you havent read my basic theory on grand minima here is the link which will put things in perspective.

To put things into perspective, the Samsung Galaxy S8, which is one of the highest - performing phones out there today, scored a hefty 205,284 in AnTuTu.

To put things in perspective, smartphone displays have evolved in terms of display ratio, starting with 4:3 and then evolving to 3:2, 5:3 and going on to 16:9, which is used on most smartphone displays.

To put things in perspective, Robinhood has an estimated user base of only about 3 million people, which means it could grow by as much as 33 % by adding cryptocurrency trading or that a third of its clientele will switch to bitcoin.

Mindler, a firm of international repute, helped build awareness by putting things in the right perspective which has resulted in reduced stress levels, while motivating them to work hard to realize their goals.

To put things in perspective, he tells people that Vancouver is rated the 75th most expensive city in the world in which to live.