Sentences with phrase «as a general rule of thumb go»

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As a general rule of thumb, if a company can't show a realistic path to $ 50 million in revenue by year three and $ 100 million by year five, the investment isn't going to fly.

Agreed, but the general rule of thumb is if it goes against the revealed word of God, and no one else in your community can affirm it, it can be deemed as false

As a general rule of thumb barbell exercises are going to be more effective than machine exercises.

This is where it all begins for bodybuilders, and as the general rule of thumb; the higher your level of testosterone, the better, bigger and more impressive your muscle gains are going to be.

As a general rule of thumb, your jeans MUST graze the ground for that long - and - lean look, so flats are typically a no - go.

When it comes to candy, Matthias suggests pairing it with fruit forward wines that have less tannins (e.g. a rosé)-- and as a general rule of thumb, gummies or hard candies go well with bottles of white and chocolate candies with bottles of red.

Although the relationship between interest rates and the stock market is fairly indirect, the two tend to move in opposite directions: as a general rule of thumb, when the Fed cuts interest rates, it causes the stock market to go up; when the Fed raises interest rates, it causes the stock market as a whole to go down.

As Brad Zimmerman writes on the Nasdaq.com website, «the general rule of thumb with alternative investing, according to Investopedia, is no more than 10 percent of your portfolio should go towards these investments.»

As a general rule of thumb, larger dogs are going to need more space both indoors and outdoors.

As a general rule of thumb, sign - up bonuses offering free night certificates (like the Hyatt Card) offer you the best potential to maximize value by redeeming them at top properties that can go for $ 1,000 or more a night.

So as a general rule of thumb, if your anemia (and consequent Epogen prescription) is due to some type of temporary medical condition, chances are, the insurance companies are not going to penalize you for using Epogen, but will likely want to review your medical records so that they can be certain that your anemia isn't the result of some other more serous underlying medical condition.

As a general rule of thumb, job seekers with under three years of experience should aim for one page, but those with more years in the field could go up to two.