Sentences with phrase «in a tough market like»

In a tough market like we're in now, a jobseeker will not be successful without looking for the jobs that aren't on these sites but that are on individual recruiter sites (like ours — PHC Consulting) or small company career pages.

Not exact matches

While convincing people to wear a pair of high - end earbuds for hours at a time could sound like a tough sell, Kraft has extreme confidence in Doppler's ability to make waves in the wearable tech market.

Because Dropbox plays in different markets like cloud storage and workplace software, it faces tough competition from some of the biggest companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

It's particularly tough in markets like Brazil where reps often sell for Avon's local rivals too.

Why do you think you'll be successful in the Vine - dominated social video space, a tough market where so many others have failed (like the Jay - Z - and Shakira - backed Viddy, most recently)?

Investors also seem concerned about tough competition from rivals First Data (FDC) and PayPal (PYPL) as well as the threat from the likes of Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOGL) and Facebook (FB) in the mobile payments market.

Making money in a market like this is tough.

Since the company has exited top growth markets like China in the last couple of years, that would be a tough sell.

We've been on the hunt for a new house, and for those who have experienced what it's like to try to buy a house in an already - overpriced market in a sought - after city, well, you probably understand how tough it can be.

It looks like Bubba has the market cornered in that department and will be tough to beat on a course where he seems to have a distinct advantage.

In fact it is getting tougher — the shift to mobile has brought hoards of new users to online dating, with apps like Tinder introducing singles to the world of quick, on - the - go & free dating, but it has split the market.

In 2011 it fought off tough competition from the likes of Match.com and eHarmony to win «Best Marketing Campaign» at the iDate Conference in MiamIn 2011 it fought off tough competition from the likes of Match.com and eHarmony to win «Best Marketing Campaign» at the iDate Conference in Miamin Miami.

The question of interdependence versus modularity suggests that devices like Chromebooks will give closed - architecture devices tough competition in the years ahead and continue to steal market share.

Mosey also notes that the most of the development still relies on Midtown Inc. funding since in Midtown, like everywhere in Detroit, it's tough to finance the rehabilitation of properties that have very low market values.

When it comes to minivans, Nissan sales have never been able to approach the volume of market leaders like Chrysler, due more to the tough competition in the minivan segment than to any real shortcoming of its product.

What's It All About The LDV T60 will be sold in two trim levels — a tough version for the likes of tradies, couriers and fleet operators and a higher specification model for the recreational and family markets.

However, the Isuzu MU - X competes in a tough segment where modern rivals like the Toyota Fortuner and Ford Endeavour are occupying a major chunk of the market share.

Vehicles like the Mission E will play a key role in markets such as China where restrictions on emissions are expected to become the world's toughest in the coming years.

You could argue that a small car like the 595 which measures just 3,657 mm in length shouldn't need front parking sensors or a reverse camera but the tough fact of the Australian market is that most cars are now specified with a reverse camera and the absence of these technologies sticks out like a sore thumb.

The original Dodge Power Wagon, the first mass - produced 4x4 pickup, appeared in the U.S. market in 1946, when it was built to satisfy returning GIs who wanted a tough go - anywhere truck like the Weapons Carriers they had been driving in World War 2.

When I was an editor for Bethany House I told an author that a book like you describe would have a tough go of it in our market.

«What I like about ebooks is that it allows us to market event comics in a way that's tough for us to do in the direct market.

Just like with publishing anything in your own language, breaking into a whole new market is tough and will take a while.

The OEL market is a tough one, but even more so when the writer and artist must produce 130 - 200 pages all together and not in chapter form for single issues or magazine format like Yen Plus.

Despite having launched several programs internationally, it looks like Amazon still faces a tough competition in certain markets where local competitors are known for their flexibility.

Barnes & Noble said in the past that it would not compete in the tough tablet market against heavyweights like Amazon and Apple.

Because there's inherent risk involved in investing, it may feel a little like gambling, especially if an investment takes a dip during a tough day for the markets.

For those of us who grew up with a nod to Graham and Dodd, efficient market theory, or even discounted cash flow, this is one tough time, as increased volatility, whipsaw - like moves, and technical «tells» seem to be in ascension.

Simon Allison, Hoftel chairman, warned: «This will be a year where the Gulf and Indian Ocean market faces challenges like never before — the continuing rise of the online travel agents, the spread of home - sharing and serviced apartments, the consolidation of brands, significant supply increases and, in some places, a tough economic environment.»

Since a lot of the art at Basel is secondary market stuff and generally uncurated it's tough to determine what conceptually fits in there at all — unfortunately it seems more like notoriety and / or price tags seems to dictate that.

Since a lot of the art at Basel is secondary market stuff and generally uncurated itâ $ ™ s tough to determine what conceptually fits in there at all â $» unfortunately it seems more like notoriety and / or price tags seems to dictate that.

The funds are part of the Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce Development and Economic Revitalization (POWER) Initiative, a federal program to support coal - reliant communities in states like Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky where mines are shuttering and coal - fired power plants are closing due to rocky market conditions and tougher environmental regulations.

This year's survey will take place against a background of intense competition among leading law firms to secure coveted panel spots in an increasingly demanding legal market, a challenge made even tougher by new competition from the likes of alternative service providers and accounting firms.

The iHome ISP8 is making a play in a tough market, with impressive competitors like iDevices and Belkin.

But in a market like India, the Nokia 7 plus will face some tough competition in the above Rs 20,000 price category.

Participants from other certification programs report spending additional time implementing new coaching and marketing concepts learned in class (e.g., revising their web site to include job search coaching services; writing value statements to articulate the return - on - investment that coaching clients receive; setting aside «think» time to envision the direction they'd like to take their business, etc.)-- and we expect this will be the case for the Certified Tough Transitions Program as well.

And, in a tough job market like we have today, a resume designed to appeal to every possible potential employer instead appeals to none of them.

But if you're one of the few gifted scribes who'd like to try venturing into the hiring industry, better brace yourself with enough background on the field because even resume writers are not exempted from the tough competition in the job market.

A resume writer is like a personal marketing professional, showing you how to market yourself in a tough job market.

A volatile economy with tight credit would seem to be an ideal environment for sale - leasebacks, but these transactions, like the commercial market in general, fell on tough times during the downturn.

Two years ago we were treated to tips like these: From Alan Tennant on listing in a tough market — «I've never seen a market where nothing has sold.

Here is an example of one of the self limiting beliefs that I often hear from my clients, followed by what it sounds like after I helped them reprogram it into an Empowering Belief: Self - limiting belief: «I don't have what it takes to get my listings sold in a market as tough as this one.»

However, in a slower and tougher real estate market, like we have witnessed beginning in 2006, many agents have experienced the lack of business and substantial drop in sale transactions and income.

Although a hot market can seem like a blessing for agents, who are paid a commission based on the selling price, Hamilton says in some ways it's tougher.

Justin Palmer — Definitely, it's something that is tough for us to go and get scale, because we have also stepped up in deal size, our first couple of deals were in the five to 10 million range, and now we're doing 30 to 100 million, and we'd like to stay above 30, but we are going out looking at other markets, particularly in the multi family and senior housing space, we think there's still a lot of opportunity in housing and urban markets around the country, there's a lot of urban markets well they're are seeing tremendous growth, and I think that's more of a structural shift in where people want to live and work, and I think like you said, you're probably not going to see the rent growths you've seen around the country in the past four or five years, but there are still opportunities to go buy a B asset and turn it into a B + over the next 3 to 5 years and make good value there.

If you're buying on your own and earn a lot less, you may be faced with the tough decision of «driving until you qualify» or renting in the city and buying an investment property in more affordable surrounding markets like London and Waterloo.)

With less than 6 month's supply, we are technically no longer in a «buyer's market» and certainly in the under $ 100k condo bracket, we've been in a strong seller's market for nearly a year now, particularly in areas like Orlando's MetroWest where condo conversions are increasingly tough units to acquire with a dozen contracts for every foreclosure.