Sentences with phrase «with infinite resources»

They hint that the problem is either impossible, possible only with infinite resources, or just insanely hard.

Charles Hartshorne concurs: Although God, «with infinite resources,» makes the best of what happens, it still is not entirely good that tragedies happened as they did.

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«In any system with finite resources and infinite expansion of population — like your business, or like all of humanity — innovation is essential for not only success but also survival.

«Facebook, with its infinite amount of resources, I can only begin to imagine how that data is being held and retained.»

He rang the changes on sin more eloquently than anyone of our time, but that dissection, set forth with particularly telling power in the first volume of his Gifford Lectures, was followed by a second volume in which his acknowledgment of the power of the gospel as grace made it possible for him to speak of «the agape of the Kingdom of God [as] a resource for the infinite development towards a more perfect brotherhood in history» (The Nature and Destiny of Man, II [Scribner's, 1943], p. 85)

It came from a land not exhausted by wait, a land still strong, with almost infinite resources.

With the Goodman's investment in keeping Charles Dickens» gorgeous classic as a tradition year after year, they're reminding us that at the heart of this production are things which will never change; family traditions are worth the maintenance, there just seems to be a little extra love to spare around the holidays, and that hope is an infinite — and always replenishing — resource.

For instance, he explains how the discovery that the Earth's surface is a closed sphere rather than an infinite plane suddenly transformed the world into a knowable place, and one with limited resources.

At the time there were no resources for fashion bloggers — no place for people to come together and share their knowledge about fashion blogging, no place to share contacts or tips on how to improve your blog, deal with monetization, or how to grow your blog, or the infinite number of issues that bloggers face.

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This makes an ideal lesson starter, or homework using print screen, and you have a resource with an infinite number of questions.

I'm reminded of a famous quote: «With finite resources, we attempt to fulfil an infinite need.»

The publishers did see one white knight on the horizon, in a fashionable black turtleneck, with technological know - how as strong as Amazon's, a proven track record of selling artistic products digitally, and infinite resources: Apple.

Since resources and money are both infinite, let us throw away all our gadgets with every tiny improvement of the next generation device.

Unimpressed with the lack of straightforward, simple (and free) resources available to new and emerging writers, she started her own online editing company and writers» blog (Infinite Pathways) to help her fellow compatriots.

Animal Control resources are not infinite, and thus, as animal control resources are used on an unenforceable law that target dogs that look a certain way, they take resources away from dealing with stray dogs, irresponsible pet owners or dogs that really are dangerous based on their actual behavior.

Giving yourself infinite money doesn't destroy the game; it simply lets you circumvent most of the systems involved with accruing money / resources.

I wonder if the decision to make it an infinite resource had something to do with this.

Artists may not have the infinite resources of oligarchs, but they can nonetheless build formidable collections through the time - honored practice of swapping works with friends.

And so we get the particular sense of excitement that surrounds the Galaxy Alpha, a phone that poses a question long held by many tech enthusiasts: What if Samsung, with its infinite reach and resources, actually cared?

«Facebook, with its infinite amount of resources, I can only begin to imagine how that data is being held and retained.»