4. Can I sincerely ask for feedback, truly listen and earnestly take action? 5. Will I persistently practice new behaviors in order to make a long-lasting change?
Ibn Battutah was the first non-Hindu witness to describe sati, the suicide of widows by self-immolation that has been infrequently, but persistently, practiced in India for centuries.
The top three weight control practices reported consistently by participants of all race/ethnicity and both sexes focused on dietary changes and were practiced persistently, similar to previous reports (11).
If this were to recur more persistently in real practice, it could increase the burden of less effective practice.
There was the dumpster fire of a P.R. response to the breach, tortuous customer service and persistently abysmal security practices.
Art Sobczak, Founder of Business By Phone Inc. "Outbound call prospecting is very much alive for those who follow the Smart Calling success formula: relevant prospect intelligence, plugged into planned, practiced, persuasive and proven messaging, repeated persistently, with a positive attitude = sales results.
Just practice, practice PRACTICE!
Although the United States has persistently complained about the practice, it had made little headway until recently when a new head of a new State Department office stepped up the case against jamming by the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries.
If you find yourself becoming persistently light-headed stop your practice session and breath casually for a while before continuing.
He asks when a single crucial question was first directed persistently, pervasively, and systematically to farming practices: Is there a better way?
The Times's lawsuit said the Freedom of Information Law imposed "specific deadlines, which the N.Y.P.D. persistently and as a matter of practice fails to meet".
