Sentences with phrase «everything has a learning curve»

Everything has a learning curve and this does as well... at least for me.

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As you scale the learning curve you have to everything you can to avoid educating your competitors and keep them from quickly (and more cheaply) imitating your product or service.

There is a little bit of a learning curve, but if you follow everything exactly you should have great creamy dressing!

Her book is like a cheat sheet — she really gives you everything she has learned so we can get started and be ahead of the curve; even when she had to learn some things the hard way!

Anyway, the learning curve isn't very steep and you'd know everything about the site in a couple of days.

The game has a learning curve which is less a curve and more a brick wall you'll run into at high speed the first time you take the game online and find everything you thought you knew was wrong.

SCPCSD was a new district, with a small staff and a huge learning curve, and that meant everyone had their hands in everything thrown their way, so Paula worked with monitoring, federal programs, teacher certification, board meetings, and whatever else came along.

Remember, though, you'll have to invest not only money but a fair amount of time to fully capitalize on everything at your disposal, as there's always a bit of a learning curve.

While it had a slight learning curve to adjust to (due to the fact that it felt so different to just using a normal controller setup), after a short period of getting your bearings right and adjusting to the VR itself, everything clicked into place and made the whole experience a fantastic one.

The game does take sometime to grab hold of, and I would say the combat does manage to give a moderate learning curve, but as you go through the game it really manages to bring everything together for a very solid experience, that RPG fans are going to eat this right up.

Even if you understand only 10 % of the class now, the learning curve is steep and almost everything will make sense by the time you have to prove your mettle.

I've used everything and there is a learning curve but for PC games on the «big screen» there is no alternative.

The S8's display was the product of years of research and development, drawing on everything that the company had learned producing curved displays at scale all the way back to 2014's Note Edge tablet.

Here I thought I was one of the few to have multiple issues on projects... I always chalk it up to my «learning curve; because I have always had to learn everything the hard way.