In conceptualism, the presented idea can strive to be more important than the product, while the visionary process of practicing spirituality through art can be more important than the actual object, too.
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The territory seems to be more important than the partner.
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Quality of programming will also be more important than quantity.
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After all, what could be more important than people's homes?
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Not sure what could be more important than this, Jarrad.
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Some of those swing states will be more important than others.
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Some of the swing states will be more important than others.
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Your costume tends to be more important than your finish time.
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Be observant: Eye-Q can be more important than IQ. 3.
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It will be more important than ever to manage differences responsibly.
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"The person should be more important than the clothes," she said.
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DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Who could be more important than that person, right?
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"Nothing could be more important than being here," he told the paper.
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Of course some of these numbers will be more important than others.
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The exfoliation ritual, in fact, might be more important than it seems.
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Cramer said the week's employment report will be more important than usual.
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For me, veganism turned out to be more important than my bulimia.
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"It's like, what could be more important than mental health?" she says.
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Permanent policy improvements should be more important than any temporary setbacks, period.
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But some nodes of the network may be more important than others.
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"That capacity seems to be more important than people understand," Faubert said.
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"That advice can be more important than taking any supplement or prescription."
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"That advice can be more important than taking any supplement or prescription."
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Some of the contacts in your database will be more important than others.
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What people are protesting will always be more important than how people protest.
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Schlossberg said the vote could likely be more important than recent European elections.
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And amid industrywide "phone fatigue," holiday sales could be more important than ever.
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As president, nothing can be more important than the welfare of our nation.
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Winning an argument shouldn't be more important than the health of your relationship.
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In fact, this is often reported to be more important than other factors.
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A solid February for the labor market might be more important than ever.
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The October (USDA) report will probably be more important than the September report.
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The lives of survivors will always be more important than Brett Kavanaugh's career.
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But for Mr Poroshenko, anti-Russia rhetoric may be more important than concrete results.
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"I don't think you can have one be more important than another," Frei said.
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And in the 13th District, those words may be more important than any accusation.
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But controlling your emotions and behavior can be more important than actual investment knowledge.
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As a result, the influencers' skills can be more important than their follower count.
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Digital offerings, however, might be more important than trendy food and lots of stores.
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It may be more important than ever that we make some people laugh this year.
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What I'm saying should be more important than my super, super sexy shoulder blade skin.
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My child's education, anyone's child's education, should be more important than what someone has on.
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My child's education, anyone's child's education should be more important than what someone has on.
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It's true that how you say something can be more important than what you say.
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It's true that how you say something can be more important than what you say.
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"My child's education — anyone's child's education — should be more important than what someone has on."
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We have (Jerome) Powell coming up that should be more important than one piece of data.
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That means that while communication channels are changing, communicating effectively will be more important than ever.
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But for the "undecided middle," they believe the messenger can be more important than the message.
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That extreme localization suggests that regional factors may be more important than national ones right now.
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Iraq's growing reliance on Iran shows that electricity politics can be more important than old rivalries.
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As a leader, I don't think you can have one be more important than the other.
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"We want the energy and the vibe to be more important than our spacing," she said.
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And that, in the end, will be more important than what Trump said over a Belgian breakfast.
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This mixtape has the potential to be more important than this gif from his stint on Community.
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Moreover, performance in the first debate may be more important than the following two debates in October.
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I find giving children the room to express themselves to be more important than any academic program.
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As quarterly earnings season kicks into gear this week, no sector will be more important than banks.
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And the symbolism behind each gift will be more important than the actual item itself, analysts said.
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The swelling confidence in his three-point shot may prove to be more important than anything else.
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Getting enough sleep can actually be more important than eating or exercising well, according to the expert.
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Winning can be more important than policy, because it is rooted in our sense of personal status.
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He was religious, but in an unorthodox way, believing good works to be more important than theology.
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A person's body language can often be more important than what he or she is actually saying.
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How you spend matters — it can even be more important than how much you spend in total.
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The 2018 edition, slated for this coming Monday, February 5, could be more important than you'd think.
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Everything there is shared, and the natural order is always judged to be more important than human schemes.
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"If the CEO posts a message, this might be more important than something posted an intern," he said.
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That squares with CEO Tim Cook's assessment that the iPhone will be more important than ever going forward.
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But I want to be clear - keeping people safe will always be more important than maximizing our profits.
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"The privacy of a terrorist can never be more important than public safety - never," he said in parliament.
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So what could be more important than being photographed walking the catwalk in all the latest in couture?
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But I want to be clear: keeping people safe will always be more important than maximizing our profits.
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"Those kinds of 'shallow' relationships [with acquaintances] may be more important than we supposed they were," Ellard explains.
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This mindset is a skill in itself and can often be more important than specific areas of experience.
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So really, Biden's tonal shift this week may be more important than anything he or his campaign actually says.
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The result is that outside money may be more important than money raised by the candidate or the party.
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With today's siloed media landscape relentlessly focused on Washington, genuine local social networking may be more important than ever.
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"Going forward, the quality of Europe Inc's earnings will be more important than the euro," JCI Capital's Balsotti said.
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When making an investment, having the right attitude can be more important than timing the market, according to Richards.
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The theory is that "there are certain species that might be more important than diversity per se," Cardinale says.
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Getting local audiences to buy into the triennial may be more important than luring the globe-trotters, some suggest.
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There is a way things are supposed to be — more important than economic wealth or even a person's life.
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"I thought to myself, 'No life could be more important than this,'" Ms. Emecheta told The Voice Literary Supplement.
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Preserving the actors' relative locations onscreen, for instance, might be more important than maintaining a precise distance, or vice versa.
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"The message now is that how we lower blood sugar may well be more important than how much," he said.
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Let them know if you're busy because otherwise they're left wondering what could be more important than their brilliant ideas.
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The concept seems to be more important than the protagonists, quite an abstract notion that, surprisingly enough, has become practical.
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What can be more important than buying that first house, putting your kids through college or planning for your retirement?
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Non-verbal cues, like how comfortable a candidate seems while visiting a church, can be more important than policy prescriptions.
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And some scientists are starting to accept that the daily commutes of animals may be more important than we thought.
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She has found that in many cases, when it comes to building trust, benevolence can be more important than honesty.
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"It'll be more important than ever for the Black Lives Matter movement to hold Trump accountable for his policies," Todd explained.
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"Once the UK has left the European Union, bridges between both economies will be more important than ever before," he added.
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Strong partnerships, however, may prove to be more important than technological superiority — though of course it can't hurt to have both.
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While some of those factors will be more important than others we can't say that any of them make no difference.
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"Their work will be more important than ever over the next four years, and we want to support it," Slavkin says.
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Political tradition, demographics, and institutional history can all be more important than the impulses of the global economy and political narrative.
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And at some point, what NBC streams online might have to be more important than what it broadcasts in prime time.
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I've found this to be more important than any lesson learned in a classroom, is to listen and learn from others.
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As he has written in his provocative blog, the differences between tech companies tend to be more important than the similarities.
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What may be more important than the level at which young Republicans are switching parties are their reasons for doing so.
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"If I get woken up at night for something, it'd better be more important than a tweet — by anyone," he said.
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Obviously, the portfolio and the track record will be more important than anything else, but we'll have to wait on this front.
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This movie looks better than either Thor movie before it, and it could be more important than we even realize right now.
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ADP's private sector payroll report could be more important than usual, since the Fed opened the door to hiking rates in September.
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The Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative May Be More Important Than Facebook Dear Silicon Valley, You used to be the envy of the world.
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As work force demographics continue to change, encouraging mentors and mentees to seek one another out might be more important than ever.
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This truth will be more important than ever as we rebuild our nation into a place defined by belonging, not by exclusion.
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How dare you allow powerful adults who love guns to be more important than a generation of children growing up in fear.
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A concession speech can be more important than a victory speech, and this concession speech was more important than any in recent memory.
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Positive body language makes all the difference in a conversation because how you say something can be more important than what you say.
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But Buttigieg's team thought the organizers' role on caucus night would be more important than ever because of a key discovery last year.
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"I think what happened at Notre Dame is a great tragedy but humans should be more important than stones," said protester Jose Fraile.
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Why it matters: In the next Congress, with so many young members, having a strong digital presence could be more important than seniority.
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The view was much the same from analysts at J.P. Morgan but the firm said fundamentals may be more important than valuation here.
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With the rise of technology in today's society, photography that highlights the beauty of the natural world could be more important than ever.
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That would be painfully close to elections to the European Parliament in May, when political considerations might be more important than EU procedure.
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"Nothing could be more important than organizing the opposition against what's going to be the most monstrous presidency of our lifetimes," he said.
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With interest rates and investment returns expected to be low for years to come, keeping fees down will be more important than ever.
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A spokesperson for Brunstad said that it was "plainly ridiculous" that the church considered "any book" to be more important than the Bible.
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This call is yours, but making the decision with your husband (or at least trying to) may be more important than nasty chatter.
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"Not eating the hot fudge sundae has to be more important than eating the largest, richest hot fudge sundae in the world," Mrs.
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If you can save yourself some time out of your day, that might be more important than optimizing your price-per-hour number.
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This trend is only going to continue, and if you ask Ronni Zehavi, the CEO of Hibob, it'll be more important than ever.
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Zuckerberg said investments in security would significantly impact Facebook's profitability, but "keeping people safe will always be more important than maximising our profits".
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" This can also apply to Value stocks as well which means stock selection will prove to be more important than style or sector preferences."
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They should ensure that clear English abstracts and keywords from their papers are available; this may be more important than the original abstract itself.
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But Tim Cook told CNBC he feels fantastic about how the iPhone did, and that it will be more important than ever looking forward.
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Experience had taught me that the need to be more important than our neighbors could be exploited to sustain someone through the thinnest times.
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"The number of acceptance letters that you get should be more important than the number of follower you have on social media," she said.
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Former President Obama said Sunday that this year's midterm elections may be more important than the 2008 election in which he won the presidency.
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The work of nonprofits and the passion of their people will be more important than ever as we rebuild the post-Covid-19 world.
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Analysts say the optics of Mr. Abe's three-day visit will be more important than the concrete outcomes, which are likely to be modest.
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These arguments are likely to be more important than those about Britain's standing in the world or the country's relationship with the United States.
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Recent research suggests that soft skills are at least as important and could be more important than cognitive skills in predicting future economic success.
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As more and more states continue to make sports gambling legal, it will mean more engaged fans and gambling will be more important than ever.
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Because, against the backdrop of melting glaciers, raging wildfires, floods, mudslides, and other concerns, saving for the future might just be more important than ever.
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Given how few voters appear persuadable in this race, turnout in the base counties may be more important than the tilt of the swing counties.
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Here, answers to questions about what the Real ID Act means for travelers and why having a passport now may be more important than ever.
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In the absence of a conventional political campaign, digital platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter will be more important than ever in the democratic process.
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Body language is a huge factor in how you're perceived and can be more important than your tone of voice or even what you say.
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In the end, the stories we tell about what happens in the 6th will be more important than what the prognosticators can glean from the data.
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In the long run, Mr. Van Dam said, Washington will probably consider its alliance with Turkey to be more important than its relationship with the Kurds.
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Some will be more important than others in the long term, but it's unlikely that we'll see any real game-changing smart home tech this year.
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Mr. Murdoch had recently been presented with firsthand evidence that, for viewers, the Fox News message might be more important than the person who delivers it.
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Of the 189 nations that have committed to actions under the Paris climate agreement, no two will be more important than China and the United States.
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To do so, it will be more important than ever that the EU stands firmly by its legal obligations and principles, and treats Britain fairly but firmly.
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However, several commodity analysts have said it is important not to dismiss the deal and that this "baby step" could actually be more important than it looks.
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"Politics is going to be more important than economics for the next three months in the UK and so far," said Kit Juckes, strategist at Societe Generale.
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"The issue is that the experience is going to be more important than perhaps the car itself or just a brand and what it says," Rometty said.
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I said: 'But what do you mean, what could be more important than the Prime Minister, the Chancellor, forget the Governor, but what could be more important?
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Since 2004, when Tom Ford left Gucci to much industry hand-wringing, conventional wisdom has held that brands should be more important than the people behind them.
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"As Social Security remains a big question mark … it means that private savings could be more important than it is today, so people need to save more."
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When the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010, the Congressional Budget Office expected that the insurance exchanges would be more important than Medicaid in expanding coverage.
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No common cause or shared interest can be more important than the dignity of the individual people in the community; no person is that good at their job.
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But distance off the tee should not matter at Pebble Beach, a short course by modern standards where accuracy off the tee will be more important than length.
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Ever the showman, Trump understands that making an accusation and holding out the promise of more to come can be more important than actually delivering on the promise.
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That may be so, but five of our top 10 were simple Valpolicellas, which suggests that conscientious farming and careful production may currently be more important than location.
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In a Los Angeles Neighborhood, Teenagers Report the News For the working-class neighborhood of Boyle Heights, a newspaper written by youths might be more important than ever.
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"As a founder, I can say that WPP is not just a matter of life or death, it was, is and will be more important than that," Sorrell said.
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Any object you pick up and carry to work every morning, for example, could be more important than the glass of orange juice you place on the table beforehand.
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New York (CNN Business)The Emmy Award should be more important than it has ever been because television has risen to a place of genuine distinction in the arts.
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As Sam Paltridge, a telecoms expert at the OECD, argues, in the rapidly evolving world of the "internet of things", companies that innovate will be more important than ever.
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Indeed, as Democrats transition into a national opposition party and attempt to save Obama's signature achievement, it will be more important than ever not to repeat his original mistake.
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In an era of divisiveness, what could possibly be more important than showing her excellent public schools that prioritize student diversity and welcome students outside of traditional school boundaries?
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This year, given Alibaba's physical retail advancement — it now operates more than 30 stores and includes facial recognition-based payment — the offline component will be more important than ever.
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The track shares some characteristics with Barcelona, where Mercedes were dominant earlier in the year, but practice will be more important than usual given the lack of past data.
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Video calling is going to be more important than ever in the coming months, so it's somewhat comforting to know that it can be done without screamingly fast internet.
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"Social media proved to be more important than it looked, because it's about our natures," he told The New York Times on the occasion of Girard's death in 2015.
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The central bank governor, Jiri Rusnok, said in an interview with Seznam Zpravy released on Monday that the overall inflation trend would be more important than an absolute level .
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The Chinese overture seems logical at least for autos, if roadblocks are to be avoided in the next generation of autos where connectivity will be more important than horsepower.
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So accurately modelling the shape of all points on a probability distribution—particularly the tails that represent long-shot scenarios—can often be more important than getting the average right.
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Unfortunately, you won't have many colors to choose from, but in this case, comfort and warmth will likely be more important than style as you brave those chilly weather conditions.
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Because of these factors, she and other analysts say, it will be more important than usual to look at the categories where the job gains are the strongest and weakest.
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The good news is that since the election, journalists are going to be more important than ever, and news consumers seem to be putting their money where their reading concerns are.
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Banville said he believes that the mudslinging suggests state Republicans are worried about Quist's momentum, understanding that to win statewide in Montana, being "Montanan" can be more important than party affiliation.
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How it will look for a president to take the Fifth may be more important than any other consideration, especially a president who says that only the guilty take the Fifth.
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Depending on the terms of the public funding you're seeking, that flexibility may not be part of the arrangement, which ultimately could be more important than a bit of equity dilution.
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Entertainment can be more important than news in shaping mass opinions of countries, notes Mr Madrid-Morales, pointing to the importance of Hollywood to views of America after the second world war.
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On his watch the parliament will not enjoy the stature it did under the bruising Mr Schulz, but after the collapse of the grand coalition, wiliness may be more important than charisma.
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" Peretti, who cofounded the Huffington Post before launching BuzzFeed, said he remains optimistic about the future of the internet, but said media literacy and trusted reporters "will be more important than ever.
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Perhaps now, amid fake news and actual news and actual bullshit, real reading might be more important than it has ever—or at least a reminder of how important it always was.
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Firstly, the men in my community are always considered to be more important than women, so the woman is sitting on the floor and the man is above her on a chair.
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It's possible that for some types of childhood cancer, the biology of drug processing or tumor biology that differs by ancestry might be more important than socioeconomic status, the study authors write.
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The thing is, your relatives will still be your relatives long after someone else takes over the Oval Office, and preserving those relationships might, in the end, be more important than politics.
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China's leaders have engaged in intensive dialogue with California on climate policy for more than a decade, and they consider the state's role to be more important than anything happening in Washington.
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Tian added that the culture they're looking to measure might be more important than the strategy or plans of a CEO who will probably run the company for only a few years.
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READ: If Roe is gutted, abortion pills will be more important than ever He'd largely avoided tough primaries in the solidly Democratic district because of strong support from the Chicago Democratic machine.
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And she shows that when the distance between the House and the Senate grows, it can be more important than the distance between the president and Congress for predicting levels of gridlock.
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"The speed of the yen's move is going to be more important than levels when it comes to intervention," said Alan Ruskin, global head of FX strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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"I think it's the biggest change in health care that we currently aren't debating, and it may be more important than the ACA in terms of the number of people affected," Altman said.
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Plus, Amy's ingredients -- aside from being meat-free -- are locally sourced and organic, all of which may be more important than nutrition numbers, especially for those who don't need to be counting them.
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Because the conflict of interest issue may be more important than the qualification issue, my personal view is that President Trump should not have been the one to fire Comey at this time.
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This approach is just the opposite of the cult of "niceness," in which no stand can be taken on anything because personal "feelings" are held to be more important than argument and truth.
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As discussed back then, the structural question of the CDU's programmatic orientation post-Merkel will be more important than whether a representative of the traditional or the centrist wing presides over the party.
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Next year, when candidates will likely need to meet a polling threshold to claim a place in the critical early debates, that ability to generate media attention will be more important than ever.
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Torrisi said that when you bring up the idea of couples therapy to your partner might be more important than what you ultimately say—and during a fight is probably the worst possible time.
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Weber told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Germany that the signals from Fidesz and Orban were "not encouraging", and that honoring the EPP's values would be more important than political tactics.
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For a significant portion of the left, there is no scenario in which defending a neo-Nazi will be more important than fighting for the rights of immigrants, minorities, women, and other oppressed groups.
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For example, the value added by a reinsurer's technical expertise and the potential for a lower price due to diversification benefits for the reinsurer may be more important than the advantages provided through equivalence.
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As technology transforms nontech industries like health care, agriculture, transportation, finance and manufacturing, the Midwest investors argue that being close to customers will be more important than being close to the wellspring of technology.
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Reducing suffering, the authors argue, may be more important than boosting pleasure, because improving the life of an already-happy person probably yields a smaller gain in total welfare than freeing someone from misery does.
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The first reason is that it doesn't matter who the president is, the president is always going to be more important than Congress, any congressional committee, and certainly more than any single congressman or senator.
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As the U.S. moves into a new era of government, it's going to be more important than ever to foster inclusivity and teach one another how to not only accommodate differences, but to embrace them.
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I've generally argued that signaling risk is a relative myth these days, given the competition for deals, but AngelList's data would seem to indicate that the signaling risk may be more important than I expected.
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Some of these things may be more important than others to you, but you get the idea: You don't necessarily want to lock yourself into a neighborhood just because someone else said they liked it.
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Join us for the 2019 Social Good Summit on Sunday, September 22, at New York City's iconic 92nd Street Y. Tickets are on sale now, and this year, our conversation will be more important than ever.
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During the Great Recession, mortgage holders with more cash on hand experienced lower levels of loan default, according to research from the JPMorgan Chase Institute, which showed borrower's liquidity can be more important than borrower's equity.
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PARIS, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Experience in overhauling a company and a track record in industry will be more important than nationality when carmaker Renault chooses a new chief executive, France's junior economy minister said on Tuesday.
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Although it is no longer clear whether a strong economy will be more important than popular disapproval of President Trump -- or whether current economic conditions will continue -- low rates of unemployment certainly can't hurt an incumbent candidate.
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The "Mad Money" host failed to understand how a Brexit could be more important than its decision to get involved in World War I, which resulted in three-quarters of a million deaths in the British Isles.
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But even if most Americans CNN spoke to in Farmville agreed this debate may not be as entertaining, many felt that putting the spotlight on the vice presidential nominees could be more important than their running mates.
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And with far-right, anti-immigrant sentiment on the rise in France, Germany, and the Netherlands — which all hold elections next year — efforts to shed light on the world's darkest corners may be more important than ever.
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The U.S. AR/VR investment market began to reverse its decline in Q4 2018 (even as Chinese investment accelerated), but making money and "cockroaching" burn rate could be more important than VC money in AR/VR 2.0.
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Photo: APCongress has done, well, basically nothing to ensure that the 2018 midterm elections won't be in some way compromised by hackers, even though almost every lawmaker is adamant nothing could be more important than securing the vote.
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Perhaps at some point, we'll return to an era of overlapping parties and weak partisanship (like we had in the 1950s), in which it was at least conceivable that institutional loyalty would be more important than partisan branding.
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Feather and Fernish are tiny operations, by comparison, and focus on cities that attract mobile, high-earning young professionals who work long hours — and for whom convenience may be more important than the financial logic of rented furniture.
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Using it as a counterpoint for a platform that will have new shows from the CW and the entire Friends collection seems to be more important than focusing on the 8 million people who subscribe to HBO Now.
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But in almost every other country in the world, while people generally want as much expression as possible, there's some notion that something else might be more important than speech; so preventing hate or- In Germany or wherever.
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In making that leap, she advanced that the division between life and art might not be as great as various commentators and artists have repeatedly posited, and that the bond between them might be more important than the division.
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In 23—when ICE stalks the streets, when killer cops go free, when fascism creeps—what could be more important than a distorted agitpunk song that's actually a "know your rights" training, led by a fire-breathing Filipina revolutionary?
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Renshon surveyed a group of US government officials — including high-ranking State Department officials and military officers — to get a sense of how much they cared about whether they're perceived to be more important than others in their workplace.
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As far as Silver is concerned, as long as the sport itself continues to be more important than the N.B.A. and its players' progressive bent — which might not be as eagerly received in places like authoritarian China — that's fine.
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But in almost every other country in the world, while people generally want as much expression as possible, there's some notion that something else might be more important than speech; so preventing hate or terrorism or just different things.
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As Kjellberg mentions in the video, the subscriber race was seen as a fight for the soul of YouTube — whether an individual creator can be more important than the stars and corporate entities, like T-Series, increasingly succeeding on the platform.
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Given the president's promise to increase federal power at the border, his claim that courts cannot review what he does, and his disrespect for judges that disagree with him, the Supreme Court's role may now be more important than ever.
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When the new European GDPR data privacy laws go into effect this spring, it will be more important than ever that companies who are using EU citizen data understand what data they have and who is allowed to access it.
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With a president-elect who has shown a willingness to attack the press, and a proliferation of fake news that has shaken the public's confidence in the news media, news executives said the watchdog role would be more important than ever.
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Although scientists have known that PFAS are used in Glide, "this finding suggests that it may be more important than expected," said Courtney Carignan, an associate professor of food science and toxicology at Michigan State University who was not part of the study.
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A recent study released by the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Institute, "Future State of the Investment Profession," shows that so-called soft skills — typically things such as relationship-building and interpersonal communication — will be more important than technical skills in the coming years.
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In a visit with the team on Wednesday, Moon tried to smooth things over by telling the players that showing unity and hope may be more important than winning, and that integrating with North Koreans will bring attention to "a less-preferred sport".
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"Right now, the personality and the fighter, and somebody that's going to metaphorically blow up the political system, seems to be more important than how someone may square up in a hypothetical race against Hillary," said Matt Strawn, former Iowa GOP chairman.
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Ranging from the 1963 March on Washington to the mass actions of more recent years, her new book contends that how we protest—the forms of social organization embodied in these mass events—may be more important than a protest's immediate outcomes.
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"Because our need to be right can be more important than our need to find out what is true, we like to believe our own opinions without properly stress-testing them," Dalio says, meaning to offer up an idea for dispute by others.
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One change that could prove to be more important than redefining what it means to be "healthy" is forcing food companies to list the amount of added sugar in the nutrition facts panel of a product instead of just total sugar, according to Blake.
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If I do keep using BumbleBFF, I'll likely use it as an online-only community to chat to other women; making e-friends rather than real-life friends; because woman-on-woman positivity might just be more important than having a wingwoman at a party.
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It creates an industry where a man who gets results will always be more important than the women he discriminates against, and a woman in a position of power will measure other women's worth by how well they can sweep it under the rug.
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"Ranging from the 1963 March on Washington to the mass actions of more recent years, [Kaufman's] new book contends that how we protest—the forms of social organization embodied in these mass events—may be more important than a protest's immediate outcomes," explains Sifry.
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The following is a list of current staging tips from the pros: REDUCE CLUTTER Long considered one of the most vital aspects of preparing a home for sale, it may be more important than ever to tidy up and sell, store, donate or dispose of unnecessary goods.
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Most of the time that's not a huge deal, but as AIs start handling more serious scenarios like determining who gets a loan or how to navigate a dangerous driving conditions, it's going to be more important than ever to have some understanding of how these algorithms work.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "The only way the phone call could be more important than the one we read is if it turns out Trump said, 'Listen, Zelensky, in a couple of months I'm going to call you, and as a joke, I'm going to try to extort you, O.K.?
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German thinking has always been preoccupied by the question of whether moral causes can be more important than the well-being of the state — a question that looms large in the works of German writers, but also a question that every citizen had to confront in Germany's darkest moments.
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For the second year in a row, Hilton has been named the best company to work for in the US. We spoke to the hotel chain's talent chief about what she's looking for in new hires — and why a candidate's values can be more important than their technical expertise.
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The Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative May Be More Important Than Facebook I started to realize that Demo Days might be getting stale when an investor at one of our events told me to share the highlights after the pitches were done — he would be out in the hallway with a beer.
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Trends over time also suggest that the role of nutrition and a cleaner environment may be more important than previously thought: the study found that blood-pressure levels in rich countries had begun to fall before detection and treatment became widespread, and continued to fall even as waistlines grew wider and wider.
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A 2008 survey of Muslims and Christians in Europe by the state-funded WZB Berlin Social Science Centre found fundamentalist attitudes were less prevalent among German Muslims than elsewhere in Europe, but still quite widespread: For example, nearly half the Muslims it surveyed in Germany felt religious law to be more important than secular law.
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I think that business and politics are absolutely intersecting, and I think that it's going to be more important than ever before that businesses and business leaders take a stand, and at minimum, just make their position clear on what do we think the ideal outcome [is] on any of these categories of policy.
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"As we expected, most banks reported flat or compressed net interest margins for the quarter and Fitch reiterates that a sustained and consistently steep yield curve will be critical to improving NIMs for a meaningful period and the shape of the curve to be more important than the level of short-term interest rates," added Rumohr.
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The conversation unfolded on Tuesday when Webb, who hosts a show on Sirius XM's "Patriot" channel and is also an opinion contributor to The Hill, was presenting his argument that qualifications should be more important than a person's skin color when being considered for a job in journalism, which prompted Martin to accuse him of benefiting from white privilege.
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"With the potential for a polarizing nominee like Trump or Cruz at the top of the ticket, it will be more important than ever for Republican Senate candidates to cement their own identity and distance themselves when necessary," said Brian Walsh, a longtime Senate campaign aide and Republican consultant, referring also to Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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The imagery may be more important than the substance: Trump will have a famed liberal lawyer, one who voted for Hillary Clinton in 21998 and endorsed Joe Biden in 2020, telling senators that it would be unconstitutional to punish the president for his scheme to coerce a foreign power into falsely smearing one of his political rivals.
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NBA people want you to know that they're doing their homework all season long, and that when they take a Kyrie Irving with the top pick in the draft, it's based on his full body of work, and not just a few games in March—even if those games can be more important than the ones played before them.
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Some say finding a fighter to take on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be more important than finding the proverbial candidate one wants to get a beer with.
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