Sentences with phrase «ats pain points»

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So yes, Google is chipping away at the pain points that might keep you from going all - in with a Chromebook as your only computer, but even so, it's nowhere near where it needs to be to really make that case.

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«If you look at someone who takes five, six, seven meds a month, a lot of the pain points you can only address if you are the pharmacy.»

Everyone hits a wall of pain at some point, yet almost everyone keeps going.

CEO Rob Wiesenthal says services like Blade help with congestion and traffic at events like Sundance, and reduce pain points.

First, she built a prototype for a discipline - tracking tool because «that was a pain - point at Sci,» and the school offered to pay for the software once it was built.

We learned a major pain point at this life stage is the lack of funding for those critical out - of - classroom experiences (i.e., study abroad and attending conferences / seminars) that can change lives.

But at that point, we were experiencing growing pains with our manufacturing and supply chain, so we had to turn down those grocers.

Any pain points revealed in the responses (especially reoccuring ones) should be at the top of your list of items to address in the coming year.

We're tracking in real - time how the consumer goes through pain points and we help them go to the right dealer to get the right information at the right time.

While the number one slot on this list will shock absolutely no one and the rest of the top ten contain plenty of big name schools, PitchBook is at pains to point out that, while the most famous schools might produce the most successful founders, the vast majority of entrepreneurs bagging VC funding have more down - to - earth names on their degrees.

«Running with a phone, especially an expensive and fragile one, is always a pain point,» says Neil Shah, partner at Counterpoint Research, who also notes that screen sizes are getting larger on many new phones, making them even more unwieldy.

Right at the top of its announcement of the new plans, Verizon said it was «solving customer pain points like fear of overages and bill uncertainty.»

Uber eliminated the pain point of paying the cab driver at the end of your ride, Shyp fixed the pain point of returning unwanted items to a store, and so on.

However, Reebok is at pains to point out that it has not admitted the FTC's allegations and disagrees with them.

Gamers who remember all too tragically the pain of losing progress will be happy to hear that the games now feature multiple suspend points, «so you can start where you left off at a later time, no passwords needed,» Nintendo said in a statement.

This provides our team with a unique macro-perspective about what pains, issues, and problems there are in our industry at any given point in time.

Growth in population and attractiveness to top young talent are two separate issues, the report is at pains to point out.

Because Bitcoin and Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic are two technologies that meaningfully represent our focus at Winklevoss Capital — the reduction of pain - points and friction in an effort to build a better world.»

One pain point critics have had with the MacBook is its webcam, which shoots at a grainy 480p resolution.

Either people change at the point where they start to feel the pain acutely; or, some organizations evolve to the point where change becomes part of their DNA.

Look at your customer's daily life and find the pain points.

But by the time MPs actually get around to holding hearings several months from now, the price of crude may well have fallen to the point that this most recent bout of pain at the pumps will have been forgotten — or it may have soared so high that the only affordable way anybody will be getting to Parliament Hill is by bicycle.

At the end of the day, the process should be to first develop personas by identifying responsibilities and pain points; outline their buying journey and the kinds of topics and channels they engage; create a target keyword list by persona; and then a content playbook that outlines each persona, their target keywords, content topics, and channels for distribution.

CEO Arnaud Plas used to work at L'Oreal and said he «spent a lot of time... trying to understand deep pain points that we could fix.»

Make sure you use keyword - rich titles and copy that address your ideal reader's biggest pain points... what would THEY search for at Google?

So at this point, I think we're closer to the start of something great, rather than on the brink of much more pain.

At a certain point it becomes pain for pain's sake.

You see, I spent the last five - plus years at my former company trying to address a huge and growing market still peppered with pain - points.

Looking at your prospect's twitter feed can also give insight into their professional interests and potential pain points.

Customer experience professionals require a lot more detail at a micro level in order to understand the pain points and to, ultimately, fix them.

At this point, reducing the money supply — as opposed to stopping the inflation of the money supply, which would be beneficial as it would prevent new mal - investment from being added to the pile — would exacerbate the pain for no good reason.

Make sure that your message (email, direct mail, voicemail) is highly relevant to your target audience, speaking to their pain points and giving them a compelling reason to visit with you at the event.

Alan Deardorff, professor of international economics and public policy at the University of Michigan, said that if U.S. - China trade tensions were to reach a boiling point, «the pain would be widespread and deep» for U.S. businesses.

The crucifixion scene was real at two points: where the cross was raised and Jesus groaned from the pain of his own sagging weight, and when his side was pierced and blood flowed from the wound.

At this point i have tingling all over my body face and head and pain sometimes and movement in my stomach.

Let us not jump too quickly to a conclusion at this point; if it seems to some that we waste our time while we might be coming to a decision, we take comfort in the thought that it does not follow that we shall have only our trouble for our pains.

They got progressively worse, to the point at which (at age 16) the maximum dose of over-the-counter pain medication still couldn't give me relief.

Alas, it is only useless and unused when you will not let yourself be helped by it up to the highest — for perhaps you killed the wish and became spiritually like dead flesh that feels no pain, otherwise it is just at the point of the wish that the sufferer winces and that the Eternal comforts.

And don't even get them started on natural disasters, the religious watch some people far away in pain and suffering their first response is to point a finger at any well groomed stylish men they can find and ask «Hmmmm?

As one Roman Catholic writer was at pains to point out for the benefit of the pope in view of Khomeini's approach, the church does not live in the Middle Ages, and Muslims ought to be told so.

We Americans, at this point, will be spared the pain the post-Christian and post-democratic Europeans will experience when they're stuck with weaning themselves off entitlements they've become very used to and can no longer afford.

At this point Buddhism presents an instructive contrast to Christianity, for here [in Buddhism] one discovers unbelievably complex systems of meditation centering upon the image of death, but here death is a way to a dissolution of the human condition, and therefore to the abolition of pain and suffering.21

In the first chapter of The Concept of Anxiety Kierkegaard is at pains to make the point that Adam and Eve must not be placed «fantastically on the outside» of human history.

In a «reverie» circulated among friends but not published until after his death, the philosopher Jacques Maritain included what he called a «conjectural essay» on eschatology, in which he contemplates the possibility that the damned, although eternally in hell, may be able at some point to escape from pain.

Afterwards they are invited (everything is by invitation; there is no coercion at any point) to tell their own abortion story, to connect the pains of the past with the present; and in the telling of these stories, damaged relationships with God, with the unborn child, with family members and the Church are also addressed.

It is at this point that the Church recognizes the validity and significance of the ministry of others to the Church, in order that the Church may better understand and be in closer solidarity with the world, knowing and sharing its pains and yearnings.

The resurrection might seem to be an exception here; but the resurrection, as I have been at pains to point out, is more than a miraculous incident.