To do this, he is prepared to eschew Time's historically Olympian editorial voice, and more recently, a default to cover articles that track trends in lifestyle, and to present point-of-view journalism, booking "revered economist Jeffrey Sachs" and "great modern historian and Harvard University professor Niall Ferguson" as contributors.
But the S&P 500 yields just 2.8% at present, pointing to below average returns from here.Reid also raises an interesting question, without answering it.
Endorsing the plausible-seeming Augustinian doctrine that consciousness is confined to the present point of time does not oblige one to reject the (equally plausible) claim that change and succession feature prominently in immediate experience.
For example, due to its actual impact, we related the pathway development to a present point in time; putting this factor in the past would have been another possibility.
More to the present point, Vitruvius, the 1st century A.D. Roman architect, recounts an older Hellenistic legend that an architect named Dinocrates proposed to carve a full-length portrait of Alexander the Great into a Macedonian mountain.
To the present point: does the court really care about "purpose" — the real purpose behind an abortion restriction — or is it satisfied by a state's counter-factual claim that the purpose is to protect women?
Though these objects do not think, it is more to the present point that paradigm physical objects do not as such represent anything.
Normally, an event even this innocuous would precipitate a lifelong trauma point A to my present point B. But in between these points, I took a detour from my fear that I still can't fully explain.
Today, an assistant United States attorney, Cathy Seibel, came out swinging to present a point-by-point rebuttal of the defense's main arguments.
I want to present our point of view.
Ms. Ballinger agreed: "We didn't stack the story to present our point of view.
