These people have taken the time to write to you.
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I wondered why she had taken the time for me.
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"If only someone had taken the time to question the situation."
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And I haven't seen evidence that she's taken the time to learn.
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I'm grateful for those who have taken the time to hear me out.
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I'd seen her, but I'd never taken the time to ask her name.
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Why has someone taken the time and bread to make a toast model?
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I can discuss just the parts that I've taken the time to craft.
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I'd even taken the time to spell out my order ingredient-by-ingredient.
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People will notice that you've taken the time to understand their needs and priorities.
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Very few have taken the time to take their lives into their own hands.
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Trump well, and we thank everyone who has taken the time to reach out.
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"We feel so privileged that they've taken the time to think about us," she said.
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But only if they have actually taken the time to read what they've consented to.
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Each has taken the time to consider what really matters about the stories they're telling.
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Because they've taken the time to get to know their employees, people listen to them.
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They've taken the time to pinpoint the ingredients that work and the ones that don't.
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PEELE It's an industry that hasn't taken the time to build stars of different types.
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I think we've taken the time in this particular series to focus purely on the ocean.
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As a Star Wars disciple, I've taken the time to mine the trailer for its secrets.
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Has anyone taken the time lately to notice what Chinese and North Korean forces look like?
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I will seek out new books that I might not have taken the time to pick up.
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It's been out for a few weeks, but I haven't taken the time to get it fixed.
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How many services are you paying for simply because you haven't taken the time to cancel it?
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Our representatives have taken the time to explain how a law is made...with a surprise twist.
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A budget could have completely changed their mindset if they had taken the time to draft one.
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My writing's improved because I've had some fantastic mentors who've taken the time to give me feedback.
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They were all thrilled that a crew had taken the time and effort to locate the ship.
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Leaders who thrive have taken the time to understand what's important to each member of their team.
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You'd think they'd have taken the time to contact someone at Facebook to confirm before running with it.
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"People really rally around others that have taken the time to make something beautiful or functional," he says.
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Don't hand over a down payment until you've taken the time to consider why you want the place.
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But something few have taken the time to ponder is: What was it like to work at the company?
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If you've taken the time to learn every corner of the app and master its tricks, you get it.
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I have also taken the time to give them power rankings, based on my own whims and arbitrary rubric.
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Madley Croft and Sim have also taken the time to show a bit more of themselves in their lyrics.
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I want to thank all the people across our country who have taken the time to talk with me.
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Now that you've taken the time to reflect on your performance review and feedback, you are ready to move forward.
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Black Lives Matter has built a worldwide movement and has also taken the time to work thoughtfully with indigenous peoples.
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She has taken the time over many months to understand Zika's medical and economic impact on individuals and their communities.
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In fact, they do the job so well I haven't actually taken the time to, you know, watch the show.
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I've gotten literal death threats from people and I haven't taken the time to track down and email their bosses.
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Pai has taken the time to master the arcane statutory and regulatory grist that drives the mill at the FCC.
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Just when you've taken the time and care to make yourself lunch, you find out you've made a huge mistake.
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Goodyear has an answer and has taken the time to produce a video of how it thinks it could work.
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And if she had taken the time to style those shelves, why hadn't she done so on the shelves below?
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And if she had taken the time to style those shelves, why hadn't she done so on the shelves below?
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Mr. Cook told KGW that he was "very moved" that Clara had taken the time to come speak with him.
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In many instances, somebody has taken the time and care and made an old home livable to a new family.
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It is not clear why Democrats have not even subpoenaed key witnesses or taken the time to force that testimony.
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I was hacked recently … and it made me realize how many things I have not taken the time to fortify.
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It's not like there isn't copious amounts of research out there: I'd just never taken the time to look it up.
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Many people — myself included — have taken the time to rant about how Apple refuses to put USB-C on the iPhone.
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But you found me and you've taken the time to come into my Instagram to tell me how gay I am.
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However, had I not taken the time to explore my options, I wouldn&apost have known these were the best rates.
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Had inspectors taken the time to board the vessel, it would have been hard to miss how grossly overburdened it was.
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I have no doubt that I could learn it with a bit more patience, but so far, I haven't taken the time.
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Not many people would have taken the time to come and fly when they have to be somewhere else in the morning.
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"And if the world's experts had taken the time to read the great American novels instead of their polls?" the headline read.
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And no one, as far as we know, had taken the time to talk to them in that way for a documentary.
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I am grateful that the Department of Justice has taken the time to reevaluate its case and come to the appropriate conclusion.
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We have taken the time to do the research and read the reviews to come up with the five best cat beds.
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The only reason these devices had been operating under the radar is because no one had taken the time to reverse engineer them.
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It's embarrassing to admit, but the other day a potential client asked whether I had taken the time to look over his proposal.
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And the FAA has taken the time to make sure we get it right, so I think that level of scrutiny is good.
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It's scary, but if all the other parents had taken the time to educate their children, my friend's child wouldn't have been victimized.
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Then people think that that's how you really are, but they've never taken the time to get to know me as a person.
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I have been in awe of how many of you have taken the time to write in and be candid about your experiences.
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Not that I've ever had a real conversation with her, though I certainly wish I had taken the time to do just that.
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The families have not taken the time to watch video of Jeff Chychrun and Tie Domi's 1990 battle, which is readily available online.
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All summer my dreams would be dark coiled things sprung from a wilderness I didn't, or hadn't yet taken the time to, understand.
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It really is quite humbling to see how someone from the Far East has taken the time to pay tribute to someone like me.
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But it's also, in part, because more recent slashers haven't taken the time to connect to their audiences through storytelling that goes beyond carnage.
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I am grateful for all of my friends who have reached out and taken the time to hear me out (some over and over).
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So, it's no surprise that she's taken the time to really ponder the meaning of her own roles, and the films she stars in.
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I had gone directly from high school to the academy and hadn't taken the time to do some proper partying or enjoy my freedom.
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"Some of these brewers may not have taken the time to blend with a solera, or they may not have the experience," Matthew said.
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I have taken the time to compare pricing for bulk purchases at Costco and Amazon, and Boxed is comparable or better most the time.
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He told the Belgian website Alohanews that his critics were lazy and had not taken the time to understand the codes of rap music.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Gordon offers us an interesting Tuesday puzzle to solve, based on something few others probably would have taken the time to notice.
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Some noted the deception at play in this graphic, but one wonders how many viewers would have taken the time to understand the intricacies.
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"Had we taken the time to invest in each other, having time apart wouldn't have been too much to ask," she said, in retrospect.
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And the truth is, we see a big difference in outcomes for childbirth and the postpartum recovery when people have taken the time to prep.
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Recently, Aris Katzourakis, a paleovirologist at the University of Oxford, has taken the time-dependent rate phenomenon and applied it to the evolution of viruses.
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So I'm grateful to all the wonderful people out there who have taken the time to share their resources and knowhow in this trying moment.
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As I later discussed Kurian's work with friends, I began to verbalize why I had taken the time to enact multiple readings of Kurian's intent.
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"We hadn't taken the time to get the most fundamental information about this, like who does this and how often people do this," Levin said.
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The two female 1-year-old pups – one of whom is named Fluffy – are not only healthy, someone has taken the time to train them.
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If those lawyers hadn't taken the time and made the commitment to help poor black kids like me, then I wouldn't be having this conversation.
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Until that point, I hadn't really taken the time to look inside myself, but serving that sentence gave me a lot of time for reflection.
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Others have taken the time to make distasteful jokes about women being bad drivers or tweet photos of cars covered in cloth mimicking a niqab.
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We fail to make sure our purchase fits in our monthly budget, mainly because we have never taken the time to build a monthly budget.
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But rather than getting annoyed and ruining an opportunity, I have taken the time to craft a response that might be useful to our readers.
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Managing your finances can be tough, especially if no one has ever taken the time to sit down with you and explain how it all works.
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He had also taken the time to select various species of flowering plants to beautify the area, noting which colors would appear best during different seasons.
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If you know somebody hasn't even sort of taken the time to consider your time, they're probably not going to consider the time of other people.
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The way Grayeyes sees it, the county officials up north have rarely — if ever — taken the time to understand the Navajo, their needs, or their lives.
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"In Toulouse, we have taken the time to design and build a truly commercially viable system," HTT CEO Dirk Ahlborn told CNBC in an email Tuesday.
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In the weeks following Donald Trump's election as president, many world leaders have taken the time to respond to the future leader of the United States.
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And it was alarming because they had taken the time to research my background, come up with my previous name and throw it in my face.
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One fundamental thing separates Trump's fans and critics: Whether they have taken the time to apply even the slightest scrutiny to what he says and does.
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But Jirschele said it meant so much for his players that the big-league manager had taken the time to visit them on the back fields.
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To the Editor: I wonder how many people have actually taken the time to read the memorandum for which James Damore lost his job at Google.
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If you've listened to Waypoint Radio before, it's probably no surprise who we prefer, but we've taken the time to discuss their real and material differences.
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He has taken the time to understand how the current tax code, by penalizing cannabis businesses in this way, is hindering the growth of our industry.
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And yet, when it comes to Williamson's new age spirituality, we don't hesitate to think her strange -- even if we haven't taken the time to understand her.
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As a result, when couples today do have children, they are more informed and more conscious of safety concerns because they've taken the time to educate themselves.
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Gwyneth has also taken the time to come up with clean beauty products and a $175 spice set to take any and all guesswork out of shopping.
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While they're here, there will be structured programming…but there will also be some downtime where they can do things they haven't taken the time to do.
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In fact, they've taken the time to write a paragraph on the website to encourage players to consider the context in which they play the protest games.
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I know because I have taken the time to compare pricing for bulk purchases at Costco and Amazon, and Boxed is comparable or better most the time.
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I wondered why he hadn't taken the time to explain why he was in prison and why he hadn't shown any interest in me all those years.
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When Lucas set out to make the prequel trilogy it was clear that he had taken the time to sort out the narrative for all three films.
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Scientists have long suspected that pallid bats are resistant to this scorpion's deadly sting, but no one has actually taken the time to prove this in the lab.
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A terp's presence indicates that a venue has taken the time to actually provide space or seating so that deaf guests can fully participate in the concert experience.
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From the looks of it, someone in the office has taken the time to calculate exactly how many cups of tea leaving the photocopier on overnight actually uses.
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Some of these problems are not what Republicans intend — they'll be the result of a poorly constructed bill the GOP hasn't taken the time to consider and fix.
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I'm really grateful to a few city council people throughout our district who have taken meetings, who have taken the time, but they don't want to ruffle feathers.
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I know because I have taken the time to compare pricing for bulk purchases at Costco and Amazon, and Boxed is comparable or better most of the time.
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But having taken the time to find out what the Energy Department actually does, Rick Perry now seems eager to lead it as Donald Trump's new energy secretary.
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If only I had taken the time to listen to that bitcoin ranter on Acela seven years ago and bought $5 worth of bitcoin I'd have $4 million today.
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Sending so much love today to all the mamas, stepmamas, grandmas, aunties real and play, daddies, friends and anyone who has taken the time to nurture another living soul.
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What we found really quickly was that there was actually a very human story that no one had really taken the time to dive into to at that point.
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Centeno says that when a couple has looked over their finances and taken the time to get organized before meeting with her, she knows they're on the same page.
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And when we had our first rehearsal, I was just so moved because it was very clear that Tyshawn had taken the time to just sit with the repertoire.
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Seeing men who had taken the time to fill out the detailed questionnaires made me realize how many men out there -- millennials included -- might also be looking for companionship.
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We need to use our Facebook and Twitter accounts responsibly, sharing only the news that we have taken the time to fact check through independent, third-party fact-checkers.
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It was the same as the internet, just as horrible and anxious and weird, except someone had taken the time and effort to print it and sell it in Sainsbury's.
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Part of me agrees wholeheartedly with Paul, but the other part of me has taken the time to glance at a mirror with the Porta Pro Wireless on my head.
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So what surprised me—but maybe also didn't—was that there's a lot of men who've not been accused of anything that haven't taken the time to think about this.
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You've taken the time off work, you're counting down the days until you're sipping mojitos on the beach, and you're all-in on planning your holiday wardrobe (knitwear no more!).
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You can't complain about Facebook News Feed serving you up stuff you're not interested in if you haven't taken the time to customize all of the options and tweaks available.
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"Quite honestly, and I don't say this often, had the firefighters taken the time to do the proper protocol and procedure, the woman would have died for sure," he says.
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But every episode was essentially his 30-minute reminder that the things that we fear, hate, or ridicule are almost always the ones we've never taken the time to understand.
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We have taken the time trawl through this sale to bring you the very best of these deals, so you can get exactly what you want at a low price.
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When reached for comment, a Google spokesperson suggested that if only the Democratic Party had taken the time to claim its Knowledge Panel then we wouldn't be in this mess.
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It was rivaled in its splendor by the sight of adults in midtown Manhattan who'd taken the time to create pinhole projectors out of old cereal boxes and paper plates.
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"Senator Sanders has taken the time to stand with us on multiple occasions," Mr. Gulla said, citing a joint news conference that state workers held with Mr. Sanders in December.
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Each time I got paying clients at the start of a new business, it was because I had taken the time to connect with them, human being to human being.
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In other words, it's a lucrative financial pipeline for celebrities that perhaps can't score a Matthew McConaughey-style car ad, but have taken the time to cultivate a large online following.
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That's the thing about Clay: He's so hellbent on revenge and justice that he hasn't taken the time to consider what the actual survivors of last year's events may be feeling.
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But many could have been of use to Trump and his team even today, if he'd taken the time to look back at his predecessors for (sneaky, sometimes morally bankrupt) insights.
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"As Jacob has undergone extensive surgeries and physical healing from his wounds, we have all taken the time to try and prepare emotionally for the legal issues ahead," the statement continued.
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"I would have appreciated it if NARAL had taken the time to talk to some of us on the ground," Megan Hunt, a reproductive-rights activist in Omaha, told The Nation.
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It's not yours unless you've taken the time to actually learn it and load it into your brain, where you can understand it and think about it and manipulate it symbolically.
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I think if he had taken the time to listen to how we view Fearless Girl and his work, maybe he would be embracing the women that the Fearless Girl represents.
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But she had a message for the Americans, like Lloyd, who had taken the time to console and encourage her players, many of whom were in tears, after the final whistle.
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I think if he had taken the time to listen to how we view Fearless Girl and his work, maybe he would be embracing the women that the Fearless Girl represents.
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"As I approach this milestone, I have taken the time to reflect and show my gratitude for being able to realize my American Dream over the course of the past decade."
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If what I say deserves to be taken seriously, it's because I've taken the time out of my worthless sponge life as a concerned American civilian to form a worthy opinion.
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I kept finding myself wishing that Rowell had learned from the best kind of fanfiction, stopped fretting about the plot, and taken the time to really wallow in her characters' emotions.
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Meditation branched out from an Asian movement favored by New Age fans to a more accepted practice for adults who may have never taken the time to silence their bustling thoughts.
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It's always nice to get a thank you note, it's like a little validation of good that you've done in the world that someone has taken the time to formally thank you.
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Twitter grew so fast that suddenly the party got overwhelmed with people who don't seem to like anyone, and it's never taken the time to build tools to preserve even basic civility.
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As for the premonition of death ... XXX had talked about dying in the last months of his life ... which may explain why he had taken the time to have a will drafted.
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When El Diablo claims the squad as his family at the end of the film, it'd be a great touch, if the film had taken the time with him to earn it.
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Since Richard Cordray, the former director, resigned last fall, Mulvaney has canceled our meetings and many of our regularly scheduled phone calls and has never taken the time to meet with us.
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Grenell's nomination has already passed through the Senate Foreign Relations committee but with Democrats objecting to a vote, McConnell has not yet taken the time consuming procedural steps to overcome their filibuster.
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That being said, it's filmed in a portrait Snapchat style, and that is a personal insult to not only those who have taken the time to watch, but to cinema in general.
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After the town hall, attendees who spoke with CNN said they were appreciative that McSally had taken the time to speak with them even if they didn't agree with some of her positions.
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Some genius has taken the time to create the Trump Twitter Archive, which gives the public the ability to easily search all of the Republican candidate's tweets using specific keywords, dates or retweets.
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Those who have taken the time to read the phone transcript between Parker and his accuser in the days following the alleged rape may have a difficult time supporting Birth of a Nation.
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Bringing a written list of questions with you suggests you've taken the time to prepare for the interview and that you're genuinely interested in the organization's work and the role you're interviewing for.
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Except for a few superstars in Congress who have taken the time to understand the problems, many have ignored the facts surrounding the government's participation in the demise of our domestic manufacturing base.
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I don't think I've ever taken the time to make a joke about something that wasn't serious because the most serious things are the most tense things that require most relief of tension.
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Having played a pair of Division II teams andCoppin State, coach Larry Krystkowiakhas taken the time to tinker with his new-look roster, which features only twoplayers who saw significant time last season.
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But Hayes added she "was not willing to make change just for the sake of making change" and had taken the time to listen to other members of Congress about choosing a Speaker.
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These days, when I choose to give blowjobs, it's under particular circumstances—namely, that my partner has actually taken the time to eat me out, make me come, and respect my sexual needs.
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While pub crawls are often lairy affairs involving the excessive and speedy downing of pints, on a bar crawl, someone has taken the time and effort to craft a drink specifically for you.
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"It's blown my mind how well it's been received, how many shares and likes it's had and how many people have taken the time to comment on it," Draper told the Manchester Evening News.
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The internet had altered the flows of our subcultural capital, bringing "anyone with a few hours up to speed" on things that only a dedicated fan would once have taken the time to learn.
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There was nothing groundbreaking about Holohan's advice, but O'Kelly couldn't wipe the smile from his face after one of the biggest names in the Irish sport had taken the time to talk to him.
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"Yesterday, in frustration I said, 'I don't know if I want to do this anymore,' but in the last 24 hours I have taken the time to think and pray a lot," Garrett said.
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"Yesterday, in frustration I said,'I don't know if I want to do this anymore,' but in the last 24 hours I have taken the time to think and pray a lot," Garrett said.
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His email had been part of a hacking of a different services in the past and had been dumped on the internet, but seemingly Zyskind had not taken the time to change the password.
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But Manchin's suggestion to draft up a FOSTA/SESTA equivalent to tackle the problem shows that he hasn't taken the time to understand how harmful that overbroad law actually was and continues to be.
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After Ann died, her mother, Sylvia, lost touch with McCain, but years later she choked up as she told me how the war hero had taken the time to reach out to her daughter.
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Nearly every morning since Drake White nearly collapsed on stage on a scorching-hot Virginia night this past August, the country star and his wife Alex have taken the time to sit down together.
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Sara Reig, 71, who said she was familiar with the main particulars of the bill, said the party should have been more patient and taken the time to craft a stronger piece of legislation.
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"Not all of the usual suspects have come out on the right opposing the bill because they've actually taken the time to read it," Tillis recently told POLITICO in an interview in his office.
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Although I have not yet taken the time to do this, it would be very interesting to see what else Dr. Struve had to say about Alfven and his work in the context of astronomy.
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"I'm fairly confident that it works, but I haven't taken the time to write this down that would convince anyone else, so there is still a lot of work on the academic side," he said.
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What might have worried me then, if I'd taken the time to think of it, was that even in the lowest times of my adult life, my appetite had never been the thing to suffer.
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In the blog post, he assures users and drivers that the information wasn't actually used and that the company has taken the time to strengthen security in the cloud-based storage system that was breached.
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She also offered to give some social media advice for two of my portfolio companies (she had taken the time to review my portfolio and noticed that these companies could use some social media help).
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But the company, best known for making good TVs at affordable prices, has clearly taken the time to do headphones right, and the stuff it launched (and gave away) at CES is worthy of respect.
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What struck me most was imagining the anger, and the fury, of whatever individual strangers had taken the time to compose such a screed and press send to direct it toward me, another human being.
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Blown away by how beautiful and thoughtfully done everything looked, I felt guilty knowing she had taken the time to treat us to such an incredible afternoon when her every free minute is so valuable.
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For instance, as a graphic designer, I've taken the time to create 3D mockups of every item in my portfolio to help my prospective clients visualize my work samples in a realistic and dynamic way.
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Jim Cramer sees a lot of investors freaking out when the market drops, which is why he has taken the time to reveal his top tricks to managing the damage to a portfolio during a decline.
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But now the Naples-born, New York-based chef – whose restaurant, Ribalta, specializes in authentic Neapolitan pizza – has taken the time to show PEOPLE how eating pizza every single day helped him lose almost 100 lbs.
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A writedown on an investment in a dog-walking app may have been avoided had someone in the SoftBank diligence team taken the time to discover they were investing $300 million in … a dog-walking app.
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That many artists (especially the foreign ones), seeking perhaps to justify aestheticizing poverty, war, displacement, and other experiences they have not taken the time to consider fully, will often declaim some grander idea of moral purpose.
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I don't think that he has really taken the time to deconstruct why it is that he behaves this way, and until he's able to do that, I don't know that he has control over it.
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" Or when the narrator tries weed for the first time and "spent the evening lost inside of myself, marveling at all of the space in my head no one had taken the time to tell me about.
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Your report, for those who have taken the time to study it, is methodical and it is devastating, for it tells the story of a foreign adversary's sweeping and systematic intervention in a close U.S. presidential election.
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Fortunately, Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova have taken the time out to tell us which of these products they're giving a "two thumbs up (your butt)" to, and which of these products are just plain old booty.
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But when you've listened to your client, taken the time to see the world through their eyes, and used empathy and storytelling to communicate exactly how you can help, then closing is simply the next logical step.
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You can't expect composers to also be good filmmakers, but Michel has taken the time to develop himself as a filmmaker, and so he can use that tool to compose music which is also for the eye.
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Mr. Almeida, who also defected to the United States, said he and Mr. Díaz-Canel had many mutual friends, in particular musicians and artists whom Mr. Díaz-Canel had taken the time to support in their careers.
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Trump may not have taken the time to craft a tax plan that makes any kind of sense, or to fill Treasury Department tax policy jobs, or to consult with interest groups or stakeholders on Capitol Hill.
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To understand it, you have to go back (way back) to explore the deeply rooted issues within the makeup industry, an industry that hasn't fully taken the time to explore the rich, diverse backgrounds of women of color.
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The big picture: De Blasio suggested that had Amazon taken the time to "talk in earnest" with local activists, the project — which "could've opened a path to the middle class for thousands of families" — might have been salvaged.
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That's but one manifestation of the ways in which Barry profoundly doesn't get it: He enjoys the nominal proximity to art, but he hasn't actually taken the time to think about what certain creative works might be questioning.
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But for some reason, no one had taken the time to actually sit down and properly describe it as a species — a fact that baffled Graham and his colleague, ecologist David Steen of the Georgia Sea Turtle Center.
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"The introduction of mandatory age-verification is a world-first, and we've taken the time to balance privacy concerns with the need to protect children from inappropriate content," said the UK's digital minister, Margot James, in a press statement.
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"[H]aven't heard your music, to be honest, but I appreciate and empathize with your situation, and that you've taken the time to reach out to your fans and the general public to explain what happened," said a commenter.
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"I am beyond blessed and grateful for all the strangers that have taken the time to send my son all these gifts, cards and well wishes, but most of all prayers for me and my son," she said to PEOPLE.
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Much has been said and written about the assassination over the years—including some outlandish conspiracy theories—but surprisingly, no one has ever taken the time to conduct a medical review of RFK's injuries or assess the quality of his treatment.
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"I have taken the time to make the best decision for myself moving forward and to do that I wanted to make sure I was in the best space mentally and physically before announcing my retirement," he said in a statement.
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" Rihanna has also taken the time to endorse Florida governor candidate Andrew Gillum via Instagram, writing: "The US has only had four black Governors in its entire history, and we can help make #AndrewGillum the next one and Florida's first!
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And I often think that people that kind of lean into that surface narrative haven't actually taken the time to follow our instructions and be blindfolded, or have an intimate conversation with a stranger, or dance in our dance club.
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Sure, I remember a lot of packages showing up that year, but I had never taken the time to assess exactly how much damage my apparent addiction to Kindle ebooks, PS4 games, and K-Cups had done to my wallet.
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Surrounded by babies of friends I hadn't taken the time out to go and see because I was busy "being a creative"; being told "Hey, hold her," by a friend of fifteen years, whose two month old baby I'd never met.
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"I held Laura Lee's hand, she told me she loved my look," gushed Ms. Tejan, of Colorado Springs, delighted that Ms. Lee, a makeup artist with nearly 5 million YouTube subscribers, had taken the time to speak briefly to her.
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"For decades, Senator Sanders has represented the interests of workers all across this country, and during these past few months, he has taken the time to support SEA/SEIU Local 1984 specifically," Rich Gulla, president of the union, said in a statement.
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That's Less Talk's real gift: Encoded in Hannah's punk snarls is a message of true love for things and people and ideas we as punk listeners—many of us white and male and privileged—might not have taken the time to understand otherwise.
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I wish that they had taken the time and effort that went into creating 20 or 30 of these quests and made one single side quest with multiple steps, characters that mattered a bit, and provided substantial rewards like a new ability for your ship.
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The Trump campaign, which filed its paperwork for reelection the day the president was inaugurated, has taken the time to "responsibly assess and update our personnel policies in anticipation of the 2020 presidential campaign," said Michael Glassner, chief operating officer for the Trump campaign.
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Meldonium would very likely not be on that list yet if the World Anti-Doping Agency had taken the time and care it should have to determine how long meldonium can remain in an athlete's system and to further analyze its true performance-enhancing effects.
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You can hop on a bike (or grab a jumprope, or get on the treadmill), and cycle at a hard effort for 20 seconds, followed by 10 seconds of rest, repeat it 8 times, and you'll feel good having taken the time to do something.
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If I'd just taken the time to appreciate what it was I did have when I was young maybe I wouldn't have steam-rolled through so many girlfriends, or burned so many bridges, or wasted so much of my time wishing rather than doing.
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" Devine agreed, saying that if the agency doesn't know what the effects of its rule will be, "the right answer is not to barrel forward and put out that rule, it's that they should have taken the time they needed to actually analyze the impacts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When white art that is meant to address white supremacy fails, the reason most often given for that failure is that the white artist hasn't taken the time to listen to the groups they imagined they were advocating for.
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" My advice: "Obtain industry certifications: We receive a lot of CVs — candidates who may lack sustainability or green tech experience, but who have taken the time to obtain certifications relevant to the industry will likely have a leg up on competing applicants who may lack similar certifications.
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Skimming through the six-page love letters; cute photos I'd actually taken the time to print as if it were 1997; and old ticket stubs from indie cinemas, concerts, and flights enjoyed in the company of a past lover, a second smile spread across my face.
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And haven't had the opportunity or taken the time to really get to know me as a human being or read on me, as you've chosen to, and really see that I have more than one dimension as a human being — as all of us do.
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Instead of making comments that suggest that the centuries-old white misrepresentation and exploitation of black culture is excusable in 2018, Kelly might have taken the time to talk to her diverse colleagues, such as Roker and others, to find out why blackface costumes are so offensive.
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The internet and streaming video have created a world where gamers can reach a larger audience than the most popular authors, but the world's most recognizable professional gamer, Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, has taken the time to write a book and share his tips for improving as a player.
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That might sound odd, but as it's grown organically over the years and I've built it out in response to a combination of what I think it should do and where the demand is, I've not taken the time to step back and look at the whole thing holistically.
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Even in the most chaotic of circumstances, the women in my life have always taken the time to mend their clothes and pay close attention to the outfits they're wearing — never leaving the house without grabbing a handbag or scarf, items that are well-made and have meaning.
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This wouldn't have made the claim accurate, since Trump has not implemented any of his proposals to impound or tax remittance money to pay for the wall, but it might have seemed at least slightly more plausible if he had taken the time to memorize the right word.
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Despite the fact that he's taken the time to tell us how to outfit our day drinking, reminded us to live, ahem, More Life, and has even been seen taking a super-inspiring date to the NBA Awards, nothing is enough to keep poor Drizzy from missing Bad Gal RiRi.
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And while the Brown example is an extreme point, I don't think Spotify has taken the time to consider how embracing both the Southern Poverty Law Center and The Time's Up Women of Color group and their standards of artist content and conduct will disproportionally affect black artists in hip-hop.
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It is unfortunate that there are some who seem to believe that they already know it all, who pre-judge information before they've even taken the time to read or understand it, who believe that there is actually nothing left to learn, who believe that they, singularly, own the truth.
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When a juror estimates that 90 percent of her fellow jurors saw the not guilty verdict as retaliation for the Rodney King trial, it resonates, because the film has already taken the time early to show you the beating of King, the injustice in the court, and the protest, violence, and absent policing.
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It's one thing to send out bizarre dysfunctional Tweets, but when the White House which has never taken the time to come and talk to folks in the community about the violence now MAKES A (JUDGMENT) STATEMENT ABOUT THE CHARACTER AND MORALITY OF PEOPLE IN CHICAGO you have crossed the damn line.
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"I think that we have taken the time, the effort and the money to construct the best statistical system for the N.B.A. in the world," said Steve Hellmuth, N.B.A. executive vice president for media operations and technology, who has been instrumental in the creation of the league's statistics and player-tracking systems.
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" What they're saying: When asked about O'Rourke's potential offer, an Abrams spokesperson told CBS, "As she thinks about her own campaign for the Presidency, Leader Abrams has taken the time to speak with numerous Democrats who are already running about the need to combat voter suppression and about the importance of Georgia's 16 electoral votes.
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What you're reading for isn't just whether it was a bad performance — it was — but whether it was bad in ways that call into question Sanders's ability to competently conduct foreign policy once he has taken the time to staff out and to broaden his focus beyond the domestic issues he most cares about.
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" As Ramesh Ponnuru and Rich Lowry wrote that same month, the president certainly never seems to have taken the time to flesh out what "a Trumpist philosophy" that would feature skepticism of trade, immigration, and foreign intervention, a moderate social conservatism, and support for government activism to benefit the working class" would look like in details.
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Reflecting on her own experience, Semaan points out that even in the most chaotic of circumstances, the women in her life have always taken the time to mend their clothes and pay close attention to the outfits they're wearing—never leaving the house without grabbing a handbag or scarf, items that are well-made and have meaning.
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In an interview with The New York Times before Ms. Dugan's complaint was filed, Mr. Mason and Christine Albert, the academy's board emeritus, said they were committed to changing the organization but that Ms. Dugan had been moving too fast, had not taken the time to understand how the organization functioned, and disrespected the staff by not listening to their opinions.
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The online forms are easy to fill out, despite the smartphone's reduced screen space compared with a web browser, and Fabric has taken the time to get the small touches right — like when you enter a phone number, the numeric keypad appears, for example, or the integration of address lookup so you can just tap on the match and have the rest autofill.
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"I paraphrase it as 'your money or your life,' but (I am) living proof that I would much rather have invested in myself, taken the time and grown my own life with all the mistakes and all the successes and everything else that I can say is mine as opposed to have a pile of money that essentially belonged to somebody else's success," he said.
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"I am supremely disappointed and almost angered at some of the funders of the charter movement, who have put hundreds of millions into charters and have not taken the time to explain what they are doing to the public," said William Bloomfield, a donor who said he gave more than $8 million last year to EdVoice, a political action fund run by charter school advocates.
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Giannandrea&aposs hiring was seen as a big coup for Apple after he left Google, where he was previously the company&aposs chief of search and AI. APPLE&aposS TIM COOK ATTACKS TRUMP OVER TARIFFS, TRADE IN NEW INTERVIEW Hardware up in the air At previous WWDC&aposs, Apple has taken the time to introduce new Mac computers, including last year when it refreshed nearly its entire lineup of Macs.
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Being a first-mover to disrupt a sector is big, "but the bigger thing is, these are the companies that have taken the time and effort to make sure — before they raise their hand to say they've got a business opportunity to put out there — they've ring-fenced it with some proprietary rights that make their value higher," MCAM founder David Martin said during a recent CNBC appearance.
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