Sentences with phrase «writing space on»

This information is a given and takes up valuable writing space on your document.

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Once you settle on an idea to put in motion, you must then conduct market research of your target market, implement a good strategy, write a sound business plan, get the right space, and the right staff.

Dwayne Day, an American space historian, policy analyst and author, has previously written on Area 51, as well as the 1974 Skylab image flap.

In 1983, when Frederic Mishkin started writing «The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets,» his seminal textbook on macroeconomics, he never thought he'd devote much space to the idea of negative interest rates.

«The opportunity to grow internationally on the top - line remains robust as Under Armour's peers in the athletic space continue to produce outsized growth,» he writes.

Simply writing down what you want to accomplish will free up space to focus on what is most important, Ghosn says.

«The existing club space on Factory HQ's ground floor and the new space on the first floor together allow for a 2,000 square meter playground for the Berlin tech community,» Factory wrote on its website.

Liz Elam, founder of Link Coworking in Austin and an organizer of the upcoming Global Coworking Uncoference Conference, who also wrote the CNBC piece, expanded on the networking benefits of spaces like hers when we got in touch, noting that interactions with fellow coworking members often go beyond what we traditionally think of as networking to encompass emotional «support.»

We recently wrote about a start - up named Brightbox, which developed a phone charging station that hangs on the wall at hospitality venues such as hotels, restaurants and bars, event spaces, gyms, and malls.

Web designer and author Paul Jarvis announced a writing prompt on Medium: «How do you give yourself the space necessary to create?»

By optimizing your space for your writing style, creating a daily writing routine, and gathering and acting on inspiration, you can build a long - term writing process you can rely on for years to come.

Another cool idea — to incorporate spaces where walls, desks and tables can be written on — provides opportunities to brainstorm on the spot.

Fred Wilson, tech investor and founder of Union Square Ventures, wrote on his blog in June that he is «bullish» on cryptocurrency, but he says the space is very risky.

If your business is internet - based or primarily a computer - based enterprise such as software design, web content writing or other creative industries, a simple way of cutting down on your office space costs is to let your co-workers telecommute from home.

It's much better to get known in a smaller niche than to try to be everything to everyone, so hone in on the particular topics you want to be an industry leader for and start writing authoritative articles on the leading blogs in that space.»

Kevin Werbach, a business professor who has written extensively on the subject, said that while gamification could be a force for good in the gig economy — for example, by creating bonds among workers who do not share a physical space — there was a danger of abuse.

The store, located in an old tattoo parlor, has traces of 826NYC: They teach kids writing in the back, and the space doesn't spare on the whimsy, with an artificial bird sanctuary, and a «bird adoption agency» near the checkout counter.

Based on this experience he has written The Coworking Handbook, the first ever manual to open and run a coworking space.

Who knows, it might be the guy that wrote a book 500 years ago that got him executed for saying that people came to earth on space surf boards that might be the one who is right.

Imagine how you would feel if the following policies were written based on the supposed wishes of a space alien in a UFO.

So practically, I want to make a bit of space this morning to take on the things I actually do to make time, energy, and inspiration to write.

i've been doing free stuff for years on nakedpastor, giving people free cartoons and writing and creating a space for debate, etc... but this other little project i've initiated does require a membership fee.

Essentially a Law sounds like it is written in stone but a theory is written in stone but there is more space to add onto it on that rock.

Gwynne includes a chapter on «The Grammar of Verse - Writing,» recalling that for centuries grammar instruction incorporated verse composition, which forces writers to fit words into tight spaces and complex structures.

Whole books have been written on the subject and it is difficult to cover all the points when space is limited.

When a good text comes home to him, «This,» he writes, «gave me good encouragement for the space of two or three hours»; or «This was a good day to me, I hope I shall not forget it»; or «The glory of these words was then so weighty on me that I was ready to swoon as I sat; yet not with grief and trouble, but with solid joy and peace»; or «This made a strange seizure on my spirit; it brought light with it, and commanded a silence in my heart of all those tumultuous thoughts that before did use, like masterless hell - hounds, to roar and bellow and make a hideous noise within me.

Also — keep in mind that these books were written before space travel, the Hubble telescope, and flight, when nobody could see above the clouds and all sorts of myths could be created about what's on top of them.

Because even though I write here in this space, daily baring my soul to a few thousand souls, the thought of getting on stage, in front of 200 people I see weekly, sometimes daily, at dance lessons and the park, at Bible study and the grocery store, to talk, oh, it made my knees knock.

I don't have enough space to reproduce the whole of Fr Finigan's account of the article with his response; for that you must go to his blog; at the time of writing The Tablet has not hunted down all online copies of the whole text, which can be seen on, for instance, the exlaodicea and the Irishpilgrim blogs.

To provide greater levels of insight within the limited space I have to write, I chose to zoom in on a few guidelines and misconceptions believers should be aware of to prevent us marginalize their movement and the gospel we're privileged to steward.

And I freely admit I sometimes use too many extraneous, space - consuming, overly - descriptive, qualifying, words or sentences written quickly and in a stream - of - conscientiousness, run - on sort of fashion with occasional typos mostly due to fatigue of being up way too late (which also explains this post in general) after a long day of political discussion which refreshingly had little religious content though of course there is often much overlap between the two but posting is barely a hobby but more of an occasional passtime so now i wonder if what I write could be considered abuse as I've can't really recall seeing much if any sorrt of «text filibustering» not that this is exactly filibustering more a spontaneous text performance response joke and meant in jest to be absurdly long and useless so of course i hope you appreciate the spirit.

In this space twenty years ago Fr Holloway wrote concerning a paper given by the then Cardinal Ratzinger on «The Ecclesiology of Vatican II»:

* Tickets include VIP line privileges, complimentary coat - check, an upgraded souvenir Boston Wine Expo glass and complimentary glass of champagne, gift - bag, access to wine samples from over 200 producers, complimentary culinary samples, a glossy magazine outlining locations of the exhibitors, information on celebrity chef demos, schedule of guided tastings and seminars and space to write tasting notes.

It doesn't come naturally for me to share my personal life here on my blog, this has always been a space to share recipes, post my photographs, and write about food.

But after 12 + hours of sitting on an airplane with barely any space to use my computer, and a bright airplane tv screen that kept me awake the entire time, I couldn't muster enough energy to write anything for Friday.

Nearly a year ago, at the conclusion of the CIF State Basketball Championships, I wrote in this space that I may have been a little too harsh on the new Open Division — a new state championship bracket created to pit the top 8 teams from the North and South, regardless of enrollment division.

Sorry, I didn't quite have space to write my full title: Why FSG and Klopp Must Go On as Before.

«Manolas and Zenit are negotiating over the final details, but Chelsea are ready to make a last minute bid in order to overtake the Russians,» Giulianelli wrote on Tribal Football space.

One absolute idiot — a «supposedly» United fan, wrote that «Gibson is the «biggest waste of space ever» and an «abysmal excuse for a footballer» on a Twitter account that Gibson had every right to open.

The internal pages include 1 day per page for plenty of space for writing detailed notes, or several appointments on one day.

Whil there have been some wonderful aspects to incorporating craft and writing work and play into the family space, working - writing this blog and working on the book (I owe you details on that soon!)

This baby book includes blank spaces you can write on as well as page prompts that do half the work for you.

While my employer does not have a specific written policy on breastfeeding or providing pumping time and space to employees, my particular department of twelve people has some decent stats:

There's a space on the inside to write your child's name.

Each note is approximately 2.5 «x2.5» with enough space on the back of each to write your own short custom message.

I'd never considered this idea until I caught a segment on today's Morning Edition looking at the role of Twitter in publicizing internal dissent in China, in which the head of a similar Chinese microblogging service mentioned the idea that ideograms can transmit more information in a small space than other writing systems can.

Rayhan Haque Policy adviser, CESI (writing in personal capacity) Labour must find its media charm again As pointed out by «Labour's empty space» (TP, June), the Labour Party must not just tackle one factor contributing to their 2010 failure, but focus on an overhaul.

Roy Hattersley, without going so far as to back the centre - left slate, caught the mood when he wrote in the Guardian on 20 August that the Labour leadership demeaned itself by defining «loyalty as uncritical agreement» and that it «diminishes the party's moral authority by endorsing candidates who promote their cause by buying advertising space in newspapers.»

TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas puts her finger on the «something rotten in the state of social media» — that is, she writes, «Slowly but surely the freedoms that initially drew us into these glittering social spaces are being withdrawn, as barred gates drop into place — limiting our usage options, and controlling and constraining the social content we see.

But, as we wrote in this space on Wednesday, the primary battle between Specter and Rep. Joe Sestak (D) should keep Toomey in the game.