Sentences with phrase «with tangible examples»

If you're applying for work as a math tutor, your resume should clearly set out the experience you've had of working in this field, along with tangible examples of the success you've had while teaching.

(The potential benefits of providing students with tangible examples underscore the value of saving examples of student work from performance tasks for use as models in future years!)

They're supposed to avoid quick, casual judgments, making sure they can support their conclusions with tangible examples, which they in turn share with teachers.

These can help iron out some of the disadvantages inherent in the present system and provide taxpayers with tangible examples of reform within the boundaries of a broadly similar system.

«These can provide ratepayers with tangible examples of reform within the boundaries of a system that will remain broadly similar.

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On the platform Classy for example, instead of offering incentive levels with equity, nonprofits encourage team members to organize campaigns and then can offer incentives like T - shirts or other tangible rewards outside of the platform.

Perhaps Liverpool and Tottenham which are always active in the transfer window but don't always end up with tangible results should serve as good examples to support my argument.

Like the long - duration space missions that came before it — the Galileo mission to Jupiter, the twin Voyager probes and, more recently, the European Rosetta mission, for example — Cassini irrevocably changed our perspectives, become ingrained in the lives of the people who worked with the mission and had tangible impacts on society.

They will provide tangible suggestions for improvement and we hope these real - life examples will help you make a better first impression with potential matches — on and off line.

Not only does this place concrete examples within a larger context, but it also provides readers with valuable lessons and tangible insight that sketch a blueprint for an ideal civic education.

The result is tangible examples of the authorizer practices associated with high - quality charter school portfolios.

Not only will portfolios give students an authentic example of assessment that they might use in their own teaching, but students will graduate with a tangible record of their experiences and a better understanding of their own abilities.

We look forward to partnering with Columbus and to watch it become a real, tangible example of what the secure, smarter world will look like.»

Very widely reviewed, Queen of Dreams gets a thumbs up from most, for example, Donna Seaman writing for Booklist says that «Divakaruni masterfully illuminates the tangible and the numinous, the abruptly changing present and the deep past in a page - turner lush with emotional, cultural, and spiritual insights.»

Your book is under copyright protection the moment it is created and fixed in a tangible form that it is perceptible either directly (say, on paper) or with the aid of a machine or device (for example, an e-reader like a Nook or a Kindle).

Buffett ran through an example of See's Candies versus a business with lots of tangible assets — let's call it Gold - Oil Co..

I'm not being snarky, I'm just trying to get beyond «interfacing with» and «disrupted by» to some tangible examples...

Such a tangible example, relating as it does to the everyday topics of health and urban living, particularly resonated with the audience and sparked a number of questions during the open - floor discussions at the end of the session.

By executing this project from start to finish, Pacific Ridge Electric provides a tangible and impressive example of NECA and IBEW members» experience with solar installations of this scale.

The document also provides tangible examples taken from UNDP's work with gender mainstreaming (GM) in Bhutan and Cambodia.

Built with sustainability and community in mind, with a mission to encourage food sovereignty and allow city dwellers to explore their connection with nature, Sill - to - Sill is a wonderful example of how all these things can be synthesized into something present and tangible.

Our new whitepaper, «Understanding Relationship Intelligence and its Benefits,» provides eight tangible examples of benefits law and professional services firms can enjoy once they can harness the firm's collective relationship knowledge to deliver relationship intelligence with InterAction.

Depending on your situation (for example, the nature of your violation or how quickly you need your IA traffic ticket information), you might be able to search for your lost traffic ticket online or with the presiding court, or even order a tangible copy of your citation.

Just like the Maker Movement has inspired people to manufacture their own tangible goods with 3 - D printers, for example, he said LearnStreet hopes to enable them to make digital ones.

If Litecoin and Monero do ultimately move forward in any tangible way, they may provide us with an A-list example.

In the second example, you have provided your prospective employer with a tangible claim that demonstrates your sales skills.

Those examples and accomplishments demonstrate the skills from the core qualifications section, and they cover the full range of skills listed there with ease, providing examples of tangible, measurable statements about the candidate's effectiveness.

Instead do this with tangible proof and examples.

Yes — I love what you said about collaborating with your clients that you're not creating a «peanut butter fluff» sandwich What a great, tangible example!