""What does it take to be successful in this company?
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What does it take to be a good tree planter?
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What does it take to be a unicorn, you ask?
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" "What does it take to be the first female anything?
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" "What does it take to be the first female anything?
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What does it take to be a successful Airbnb host?
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So what does it take to be a venture capitalist?
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So what does it take to be a boss like Kris?
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How much political experience does it take to be elected president?
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What does it take to be middle class in Los Angeles?
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So what does it take to be anointed to the list?
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So what does it take to be successful in the long run?
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What kind of education does it take to be a flavor guru?
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What type of personality does it take to be in this business?
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In April, Facebook outlined steps it would take to be compliant with GDPR.
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So, what does it take to be a part of the Facebook group?
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The mayor also recommended measures to take to be prepared for the storm.
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What does it take to be a good truck driver in your opinion?
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What does it take to be a startup that raises huge sums quickly?
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But how much political experience does it actually take to be elected president?
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Also, what does it take to be the greatest footballer of all time?
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How much does it actually take to be one of the wealthiest Americans?
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What does it take to be named the best portfolio manager in the business?
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What some take to be the Chinese economy's weaknesses have, in fact, been strengths.
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That doesn't mean there aren't steps we can take to be more responsible travelers.
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What does it take to be a DJ of Venus X's caliber and acclaim?
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Globalism, which we take to be so 21st century, is as old as the hills.
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What, many people wondered, did it take to be removed from their president's guest list?
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But how much does it take to be a member of the global 1 percent?
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However, the sloppiness in reference I can only take to be a joke or a provocation.
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Can you imagine the strength it must take to be a 15-year-old trans boy?
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There is an element of onstage clownishness that some audiences might take to be an invention.
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A lot of what we take to be the toughness of the past was really just callousness.
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"It's not clear how long a player in that situation would take to be ready," Alderson said.
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Some of the questions I sought to answer were: What does it take to be an activist?
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What's it going to take to be in Canada and make sure Lyft becomes a Canadian brand?
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We eventually set a goal for ourselves: What's it gonna take to be over 100 million members worldwide?
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There are even sculptures of elephants, which some take to be evidence of the city's connection to India.
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That is why the law includes these five steps the rescuer must take to be eligible for immunity: 1.
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Like CNBC Make It on Facebook Don't miss: 7 steps you can take to be happier with your career
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How long does it take to be sure, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Blunt is right for the part?
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Just in time for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here are different forms abuse can take to be mindful of.
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But in turn, fairs should ask themselves which steps they could take to be more accommodating to parents and families.
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This wreckage of masculinity and humanity is surrounded by the blackness of what I take to be unexposed Polaroid prints.
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A brother and his younger sister are standing in what we take to be his bedroom in Soweto, South Africa.
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When you started working on The Dream Machine, how long did you think it'd take to be finished with it?
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But I remain committed to teaching them as part of what I take to be a core mission of American universities.
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So history is a device for glorifying masculinity and whiteness, both of which they take to be synonymous with Western civilization?
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" She followed it up with a series of posts in which she wrote, "How much strength does it take to be strong?
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Aarskog scans the footage—masses of salmon swimming in circles like glittering cyclones—and mutters what I take to be Norwegian profanities.
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"I think that's a risk that we're willing to take to be, you know, the operating system in financial services," Korn said.
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Understand where your company is growing and what steps you can take to be part of those new growth areas, Cosic said.
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Very often, the party's members draw connections between their profession and what they take to be the necessity of right-wing activism.
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What did she take to be the relationship between time spent taking care of words and time spent taking care of children?
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If you can't be honest with yourself, it's going to be very difficult to know what it will take to be successful.
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But to arrive at its conclusion the court has had to pluck unwritten constitutional principles from what they take to be political practice.
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We can't muscle our mind into believing something we take to be false, not even when the upside is an eternity of happiness.
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"It provides an evolutionary explanation for what we take to be uniquely human behavior, and shows that we're not that unique in this capacity."
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These are the Google Mobile Services (GMS) that many users take to be defining features Android: Google search, Maps, Drive, Gmail, and so on.
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What victims take to be spider bites often are caused by something else entirely, like wasps, ants, bedbugs, an infection — or even thorn pricks.
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In Vietnam, there are only a few forms art can take to be supported financially or institutionally, or to be granted display by government censors.
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Instead, I favor what I take to be Aristotle's view — that if we develop the right feelings, we will take pleasure in exercising the virtues.
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The decision to start is the most important step you can ever take to be the best in the world at what you want to do.
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It's easy to condemn those we place on the other side of some divide, but more important, commonly, to explore what we take to be nearby.
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Also, Senator Lindsey Graham has pre-empted and rendered false the oath he will take to be fair by having decided the matter before considering the evidence.
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" But she noted that her comments about date rape were intended as a "common-sense observation" about "actions women can take to be less likely to become victims.
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An ending more consistent with what I take to be Cody's intentions would have showed the husband's increased efforts and engagement but Marlo, undiagnosed and untreated, still ill.
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When Charles Schwab asked Americans how much it would take to be considered truly wealthy for its 2018 Modern Wealth Index, respondents said a net worth of $2.4 million.
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And what does it take to be a part of one — buying merch, running Twitter accounts, cutting together YouTube videos and setting them to Evanescence's "Bring Me To Life"?
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I asked Kathryn Minshew, Theresia Gouw, Jennifer Fonstad and Reid Hoffman about other steps that companies, VCs and decision makers can take to be a part of the solution.
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"There was one in wood, the other in bronze, both utterly unlike what I take to be my 'line,' but exquisite things," Cunard said, according to the Christie's catalog.
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The idea is to focus on consistent improvements in your life, every day, no matter how small the step you take to be a better you than you were yesterday.
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But if they focus on other things that aren't people focused, this shows you the "honest truth" about what they value and what it's going to take to be successful.
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"Netflix had to do whatever it would take to be able to win one of these few white whale television programs," Peter Csathy, founder and chairman of Creatv Media, said.
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"Today we live in an extremely visual culture, and we digest and interpret, on the run, a million different kinds of illusions that we take to be reality," he said.
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And his argument was less about the possibility of truth and more about how what we take to be true is often a reflection of unseen cultural and economic forces.
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"Even if that next shutdown never comes to pass, these are steps you want to take to be better prepared for any financial emergency," said Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst.
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"This will have a very important impact on industry, but it's still not clear how long it will take to be fully introduced," said Yang Linqin, an analyst at Cofco Futures.
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Beyond that, she has a team whose job it is to assimilate ideas from experts around the country and fashion them into what they take to be politically viable policy ideas.
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Some of the postmoderns took this initial insight from Lyotard — that power often dictates what we take to be true — and extended it to mean that there is no truth as such.
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The 20-page plan , unveiled on Wednesday, details steps the U.S. should take to be better prepared for objects such as asteroids and comets that come within 30 million miles of the planet.
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All told, however, the data seems to confirm what many already take to be true: The Trump/Russia reporting is massive, complex story that's captured the interest of hundreds of millions of readers.
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Similarly, although most dating apps offer the option to delete your profile in Settings — which you should do — there's still one more step you should take to be sure it's gone for good.
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But I doubt anyone would disagree with what I take to be the main message of all of this psychic plumbing: What we don't know about ourselves can come back and hurt us.
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And though some might find it difficult to consider her feminism groundbreaking, her very presence alone poses a particularly interesting question: What does it take to be a black female feminist in the game?
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Either Trump is not as rich as he says he is, or he is too cheap to cough up the hundreds of millions of dollars (minimally) it would take to be competitive with Clinton.
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"[I have] renewed respect for the energy that it must take to be a candidate, because it's exhausting," Josh Malina, who portrayed Will Bailey on the drama series, tells PEOPLE from the battleground state.
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It turns out that Josh's refusal to calculate — and my distrust in my ability to calculate — led us to the best decision of our lives: to do what it would take to be together.
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"She is, I would say, far more extreme than President Trump on what it would take to be able to have a trade deal," Cramer said, discussing the Massachusetts senator's 2020 Democratic nomination bid.
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Here's what I take to be the central question of American politics in the coming years: How do you hold together, much less govern, a country undergoing as much demographic change as our own?
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Just a couple years ago Rocket was the darling of Germany's tech sector, but the firm's 100 copycat companies aren't doing very well, which analysts take to be a sign of problems with startups worldwide.
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The New York Fed is currently assessing its currency market activities relative to the code and evaluating what steps, if any, it must take to be able to make its own statement of commitment, Potter said.
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"Waiting for the Artist" is a satire, just thirty minutes long, but it has peculiar layers, touching on the same questions addressed in "Fosse/Verdon": What does it take to be seen as a female genius?
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In books such as " Being No One " and " The Ego Tunnel ," he aims to show that aspects of our experience which we take to be real are actually "complex forms of virtual reality" created by our brains.
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The state law requires advice including what actions that drivers should take, to be included to the driver's handbook Family and divorce New York will permit employees to take up to eight weeks of paid family leave.
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"The Get ready for Brexit campaign reached 99.8% of the UK population and the NAO&aposs findings showed increased public awareness of the action they needed to take to be ready to leave the EU," they said.
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Discourses and theories once confined to academia were transmitted into workaday liberal political thinking, and college campuses — which many take to be what a world run by liberals would look like — seemed increasingly intolerant of free inquiry.
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Roy Baumeister and Michael MacKenzie, psychologists at Florida State University, offer a gloomy forecast for marriage, parenthood and even civic participation because of what they take to be the narcissism and entitlement of Gen X and Millennials.
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I didn't know what role it would take to be honest with you, but I just happened to gravitate towards this in college, realized I was good at it, and decided to make a living out of it.
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Indeed, it strikes at what I take to be the enduring questions at the core of the debates over Douglass's ideological legacy: What did he mean by freedom and how did he believe freedom could be best secured?
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"I write from what I take to be the realist's point of view, looking at life as it really is, or the way I see it to be," he said in an interview with The Telegraph in 2004.
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If the technology works, it will take them about 20 years to cross the 25 trillion miles to Proxima b and more than four years for the photos and measurements they take to be beamed back to Earth.
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Silverstein: Can you tell me about the Laffer curve, something that I think a lot of people take to be fact, but you say that a lot of the strength from it comes from this very simple story?
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Now that we have the President-elect and his team there are a number of steps they have to take to be ready to receive classified information, not only from the National Security Council but also across the government.
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But today, before they confront the real world, children enter the internet, a world of GIFs and grainy 15-second videos they take to be reality, no matter how Photoshopped, and that reflects their prejudices about far-off places.
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But when transposed into an American frame of reference, a freakish week of violence transforms into nothing more than a blip—a standard manifestation of a baseline level of violence US residents implicitly or explicitly take to be normal and acceptable.
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Before HHS, as governor of Wisconsin, I had worked with HHS and Congress on welfare and Medicaid reform and as a result, I felt I had a good sense of what it would take to be a successful HHS secretary.
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The writer, Herbert B. Mayer (whom I take to be the writer and editor who was a frequent Times contributor back then), points out how having a dog opens one up to all sorts of social interactions with fellow dogged folks.
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He announced in December that he planned to work in complete coordination with the White House in protecting the president from any accountability, and that he had no intention of honoring the oath he would take to be an impartial juror.
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Democrats argue that Mr. McConnell, who has said he is "taking my cues" from the White House, is effectively letting Mr. Trump plan his own trial and violating the oath that all senators take to be impartial jurors during an impeachment trial.
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"These are of course all the more likely when the project is deeply profit-driven, geographically remote, and managed by multiple entities with conflicting interests, poor communications, and zero patience for what they take to be fussy details or delays," Mr. Meehan said in an email.
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Throughout the three phases of her positioning on this, Warren struggled to articulate what I take to be her real view — that single-payer health care is a good idea, but the smarter governance strategy is to focus on anti-corruption efforts rather than health care.
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Take "To Be Without You," for instance, with the lines "Every night is lonesome and is longer than before / Nothing really matters any more / I feel like a book and every page is so torn…" At first listen it sounds like the heartbreak album America so sorely needs.
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Between "fake news," entrenched partisanship, and the rejection of scientific findings on issues ranging from climate change to gun violence, it appears we're in the midst of a specific kind of intellectual crisis: There's a lot of uncertainty now about how we can confidently "know" what we take to be true.
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"What we're really hoping is for people who might be making a trip to an unfamiliar town, maybe a journey they don't usually take, to be able to discover the info they need to make that journey," said Jeff Albertson, a Google senior product manager who worked on the development.
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Cordero: The questions, which I take to be a summary of the major themes and topics that the special counsel's office wishes to interview the President about, track with the topics that have been revealed through open congressional hearings, news reporting, and the existing criminal charges that have issued from the special counsel's investigation.
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Marjorie Hill, Charlottesville, Va. Three weeks into the Sessions era, and we have confirmation that he said whatever it might take to be confirmed, that the Republicans were happy to let him do so and that concerns from senators about the "twisting" of Sessions's record were nothing other than more black paint on Republican windows.
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Even as someone who followed the first detection of gravitational waves obsessively (I attended a press conference on the announcement in Washington DC, where I had the delight of hearing Kip Thorne use the phrase "storm on the cosmic ocean") I found Walliman's take to be chock full of interesting facts, figures, and comparisons, including:1.
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He has a penchant for lists (the four commitments, the 10 personality traits of a suitable marriage partner, the six layers of desire), for italicized Greek and Hebrew words (chessed: Hebrew for loving kindness) and for the kinds of stories politicians often cite in proclaiming what they take to be the enduring goodness of their version of real Americans.
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Here are some of the student headlines that really capture the meaning of this graph: "The Presidents' Resumes" by Kingsbury 1st period of Minnesota, and "Previous Positions for POTUS" by Benzito of Hillsboro, N.H., and "What Does It Take To Be President?" by Lauren of Academy of Saint Elizabeth, Morristown, N.J. You may want to think critically about these additional questions.
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With its high capacity, rapid rate of fire, and popularity with soldiers and civilians alike, the Henry was the AR-15 of its day, and it was followed over the years by the invention of the even more effective semiautomatic firearm, and then by a succession of long guns that we now generally take to be suitable for civilian use.
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During Tuesday's Fox News town hall — which took place a day after the US recorded its highest single-day death toll amid the coronavirus crisis so far — Trump rested his case for relaxing social distancing by comparing possible exposure to the coronavirus with unfortunate things that we just take to be facts of life, like the flu or car wrecks.
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Instead of challenging the claims of the Bible or Christianity, he says we have to understand religion, like everything else, in terms of the evolution and history of mankind; that these things we take to be divine or eternal are merely products of human beings, and that by ignoring that fact we allow ourselves to become objects rather than subjects.
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Yesterday, in an act of unprecedented and wonderful gall, Johnson released a statement decrying what he called the UFC's "mistreatment and bullying" during recent fight negotiations, attacking executives, particularly the infamously brash and demanding White, for tarnishing Johnson's "values and character as a person and a fighter," and accepting his role as a possible impetus for "other fighters to band together to start getting fair treatment"—which, if I weren't so cynical, I might take to be that long-awaited, mythic endorsement of a fighter's union from an A-level champion fighter.
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She began the book by acknowledging: I must constantly choose among competing and apparently incommensurable goods and that circumstances may force me to a position in which I cannot help being false to something or doing something wrong; that an event that simply happens to me may, without my consent, alter my life; that it is equally problematic to entrust one's good to friends, lovers, or country and to try to have a good life without them—all these I take to be not just the material of tragedy, but everyday facts of practical wisdom.
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