Sentence examples for making at a from inspiring English sources
The point Zweig was making, at a time when Brazil was in an economic shambles, was that the country always had the power to reinvent itself.
She said the textile industry constantly had to adapt to the harsh reality that there would always be a country that could make what you were making at a fraction of the price.
But the usual measures look at current income: what everyone is making at a given moment in time, not what people can expect to make (and spend) over their lifetimes.
And, like any other ramen-noodle-eating grad, the fact that my salary is lower than what I could be making at a more established company means I won't be buying designer duds anytime soon.
In many ways the biggest benefit can be summed up in a statement I recall Keith Rabois making at a board meeting a while back.
We also measured decision making at a single point in time, making it difficult to assess the effects of iterative usage of the DSS on the same patient.
Officials say Faisal Shahzad admitted to the attempt and said he learned bomb-making at a camp in Pakistan.
"The first people we start with our work is decision-making at a personal level and then through our work with young people we would hope they could engage at societal and community levels.
Advance care planning (ACP) is the process of planning for future healthcare that is facilitated by a trained healthcare professional, whereby a person's values, beliefs and treatment preferences are made known to guide clinical decision-making at a future time when they cannot communicate their decisions.
Yet little of this mindset seems to have trickled down to policy-making at a local level – partly because it can all sound rather happy-clappy.
Colonial regimes in the early 20th century and development agencies in the later decades have imposed institutions of centralized decision-making at a time when most African states are navigating the treacherous shoals of transitions from agricultural to industrial societies.
