Sentences with phrase «coticula crux»

The crux of the issue is After School's unexpected popularity.

Uber was also ordered to keep engineer Anthony Levandowski away from work involving Lidar, a key sensor technology in self - driving cars that is the crux of the current litigation.

The crux of the issue, according to many analysts, is that the Arctic could tip the already rising tensions between the U.S. and China, but the situation may have been exaggerated, according to Zhang.

According to Ed Quattlebaum, founding partner at Polaris - Crux Group, a strategic advisement firm that focuses on helping early - stage innovation companies with capital raising and commercial scaling, one of the most effective strategies to better position you and your startup during negotiation is to acknowledge and address one anxiety that all investors loathe: risk.

And that may be the crux: a decade of low interest rates has fuelled habitual credit reliance by consumers.

More importantly, video games are the crux of the future economy, lying at the intersection of culture and technology as they do.

At the crux of the marketability model is the ratio of the lifetime value of a customer to the cost of acquiring a customer, or LTV / CAC.

The crux of the problem, Richard Mattoon, a senior economist at the Chicago Fed and a lecturer on real estate at Northwestern University told Canadian Business, is that dividends and capital gains make up a much larger share of top earners» pay than they did in the past — and that part of their compensation package tends to be very volatile.

Years after she had moved on, she expressed the crux of the difficulty to a reporter.

The crux of its argument is that in recent years, Apple has lagged behind, debuting «innovations» on the iPhone that Samsung already featured on Galaxy models that were released first.

The crux of the book is that in work (as well in life) we are motivated by autonomy, mastery, and purpose.

The crux of IoT is that by being connected to the internet, devices and equipment of all kinds, from smartphones to printers, to vending machines that report they are out of soda pop, can automate processes and drive efficiency.

As Fortune wrote, last month, this is the crux of the current dilemma.

The crux of the Malala Fund's mission, though, is funding and supporting local entrepreneurs who have developed programs to increase educational access for women.

Nonetheless, a lawyer for two women injured in Charlottesville said that the leaked chats could form «the crux of the case» because they demonstrated a desire for violence.

He says an absence of focused educators in this subject is the real crux of the problem.

«At the crux of this, Wheel connected its users around interesting content.

And this is the crux of the story.»

That's the crux of the argument a lawyer for the newspaper made today in a letter sent in response to Trump's latest legal threats.

The crux of the plan?

As Millennials» successors, Gen Z — the crux of whom were born after 2000 — is all - too - easily chalked up as a gaggle of Snapchat - obsessed, smartphone - addicted kids, who are too wrapped up in Pokémon Go to be serious about their future careers.

The crux of the company's «personalized human voice solutions» offering is a sophisticated splice - and - dice digital audio technology that allows companies to precisely tailor both their inbound and outbound customer service messages to the person at the other end of the line.

The crux of the act is simply this: illegal wage bias (based on race, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability) occurs «when a discriminatory compensation decision or other practice is adopted, when a person becomes subject to a discriminatory compensation decision or other practice, or when a person is affected by application of a discriminatory compensation decision or other practice, including each time wages, benefits, or other compensation is paid, resulting in whole or in part from such a decision or other practice.»

This simple fact lead Kumar to the crux of the study: «Overall, due to a self - selection process, only women with above average abilities would choose the analyst profession and, consequently on average, female analysts are likely to be more skillful than male analysts.»

That's the crux of a business category that some entrepreneurs and investors find pregnant with opportunity.

That question is at the crux of the Russia probe at large, because it hits at the primary concern of the US intelligence community.

Washington is accusing Chinese firms of stealing the trade secrets of U.S. companies and forcing them into joint ventures to acquire their technology — the crux of Trump's current tariff threats against China.

The «relatively soon» phrase is the crux of the announcement.

• Crux Informatics, a San Francisco - based data processing financial services, raised $ 10 million in funding, according to TechCrunch.

The crux of the problem is that McDonald's has been trying hard to be all things to all people.

The crux of micro-moments is the ability for a brand to win the ones that matter with engaging, useful content.

«Credibility is the crux,» Sirkin notes.

It's a tall order because of its counterintuitive nature, and the crux of servant leadership.

That's the crux of this question: Just surviving in a business growing so fast really amounts to failure.

That's the crux of the challenge.»

This is really the crux of the innovation.

The crux of BAML's argument is that the Treasury market has received major support from foreign investors over the past 20 years, and any threat to that backstop could have a destabilizing effect.

«He can drill down to the crux of the problem and be very detail oriented, whether it's on the service side or on the math side.»

The crux of Alphabet's lawsuit against Uber rests on a claim that Levandowski stole the design for a key sensor technology called lidar before he left the company to start Otto.

In addition, Gupte said the deal's impact on small and mid-market insurers was seen by specialists she consulted as the «crux of the debate, rather than the detrimental impact of restrictions on the retail pharmacy network choices.»

Perhaps this is the real crux of the problem.

This is the crux of the big debate about Charles Schwab's free roboadvisory service.

This gets to full and true disclosure and will get to the crux of the issuer's concerns.»

At the crux of my argument was the clear fact that brands are not people.

Bitcoin's 10 - minute block times have been at the crux of the debate over the cryptocurrency, often cited as one of the main factors preventing its scalability.

As we've been touching on this entire piece, the crux of Ethereum's power and appeal is in its creation, powering, and diversity of smart contracts on the Ethereum network.

The crux of good mentoring is conversation and collaboration.

These HR issues are often the crux of a family business and the David, Wendy, and Amy offer wise counsel.»

I consider ad copy the crux of every Adwords campaign — it is after all the first impression that a new customer will receive of your brand!

The to - do list is the crux of your daily productivity, but between all the task management apps out...