Sentences with phrase «let's pass on»

I could skim through his tweets and probably find a few things every day that I could pass on to my followers.»

When they've solicited a sale, they pass it on to you.

Lastly, the Group will continue its actions to pass on the rises in raw materials costs in its selling prices and the rollout of its operational excellence initiatives to partly offset inflation on its fixed costs.

Wealth and success is something to pass on.

There's one condition: if chosen, then when it's time for you to leave your legacy, you pass on everything you know to fifteen more people.

But in the scheme of things, if you look back at my track record as a CEO, I think you'll find that while I look at a lot of things, I actually pass on most.»

Seaport Global Securities analyst Josh Sullivan said for the company's upcoming long - term contracts - given its outlook on prices - it will have try to pass on price...

Of course the insurance company isn't going to eat those costs, so they get passed on to the customer.

Buari slows down to let a funeral procession pass on the right.

Speaking of work - life balance: Musk reportedly works about 85 to 100 hours per week, but until I'm worth $ 19.5 billion, I'll pass on that.

The price effect for the division was a negative 0.4 % but is up around 2.5 % excluding molecular sieves, reflecting the Group's policy to pass on the increase in raw materials costs in its sales prices.

As with JP Morgan Chase (jpm) on Friday, its revenue rose sharply as it was able to pass on to customers two interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

So, why might users give Amazon a free pass on its dynamic pricing?

This means the profit or loss from the business is passed on straight to the owner without being taxed.

The five biggest insurance companies in the U.S. spent around $ 3 billion on advertising last year, which of course got passed on to customers.

When I pass on, my body will be going to science.

Seaport Global Securities analyst Josh Sullivan said for the company's upcoming long - term contracts - given its outlook on prices - it will have try to pass on price increases to customers.

Great article I have a few clients on tight marketing budgets who will benefit from some of this information, I will def be passing this on.

If a retailer sells pink bikes and red bikes, and the red ones fly off the shelves five times faster, each pink bike has to bear a higher amount of overhead cost — an expense that's passed on to the consumer.

One of his sayings I now pass on to every start - up we fund: that it's better, initially, to make a small number of users really love you than a large number kind of like you.

It's simply a matter of passing on experience, still the best teacher.

Again, Bitcoin's core developers took a pass on the technology.

Even if President Trump takes a pass on opting out this time around — potentially because of the North Korea negotiations — it is hard to see the deal surviving the full year given the constellation of domestic and foreign foes aligned against it.

Tesla (tsla), the idiosyncratic electric - vehicle maker — which more often than not passes on these industry events — brought a house.

Industries that rely heavily on fuel, such as shipping companies, airlines, vehicle fleet operators and other transportation companies, are seeing rising costs, which eventually will be passed on to consumers.

A proxy is how often people like you versus pass on you when you fit their criteria, like ethnicity and other things like that.

Marino's draft stock had fallen after a disappointing senior season at Pitt, as well as rumors of recreational drug use, rumors which even led Marino's hometown team the Pittsburgh Steelers to pass on selecting him.

In the meantime, I am proud of my firm's custodian, TD Ameritrade Institutional, for avoiding the whole thing altogether and not passing on these payments from fund companies to the advisors.

The design called for glass facades rather than the brick exteriors of suburban drive - thrus, allowing potential customers passing on foot to see the interior.

If you know you want to sell your business rather than pass it on to the next generation, these tips will help you do it right.

Much of the data they pass along hasn't been fully inspected for truth, even though it's passed on as truth.

As a result we've passed on a number of candidates who possess the right skills and abilities but we felt were just not a match with our environment.

Corporate America has led the way in passing on the problem of its surplus capital to investors via share repurchases, with around $ 530 billion spent on U.S. buybacks last year and $ 800 billion expected in 2018, according to JPMorgan.

That is a great reason to invest in one, I will pass this on!

As higher costs are passed on to consumers, supporters aim to put a dent in sales, as was the case in Berkeley, where according to public health officials retail purchases of sugar - sweetened beverages dropped nearly 10 % during the first year of that city's soda tax.

If you ask the guy to give you specific names and dates, he can't, yet just moments ago he was passing on this falsehood as truth.

The Canadian Medical Association, argued in its pre-budget submission that the government should maintain access to the small business deduction for physicians, since they enter the workforce later in life and often with significant debt, and unlike small businesses are unable to pass on higher costs to clients.

Willink has been retired from the SEALs for seven years now, and passes on his philosophy of discipline through his leadership consulting firm Echelon Front, his podcast, and books.

People tend to form opinions and give advice to pass on myths when they don't have any actual personal experience.

The fast passes on the Disney app made it super easy to find which ride you needed and where you need to be for pickup.

If you think that you can offer something and that you really want to pass on something, then it's for you.»

Retailers regularly require wholesale discount prices of 70 percent or more, from the final consumer price on products, and those costs are passed on to the consumer.

By attending the live streams you can not only socialize with other small business owners who are watching, but you also have the opportunity to ask the host questions to pass on to the guest — which may get your name and / or business mentioned on the show!

«Franchisees can not sell their locations or pass them on to the next generation.

«The Harvey relief would pass on its own, and to use that as a vehicle to get people to vote for a debt ceiling is not appropriate,» he said.

For example, refining margins tend to expand when oil prices decline as the savings refiners reap from using cheaper crude to make gasoline and other products aren't immediately passed on to consumers at the pump.

Though death is often seen as a sad or somber event, in Mexico, relatives who have passed on are honored with celebrations of their lives.

There were other quarterback - hungry teams in the draft that passed on Watson, too, as fears grew about how he could adjust to an NFL offense.

So this fall, pass on that venti Pumpkin Spice Latte and instead, invest in this unforgettable digital game - plan.

The company, which is based in Oak Brook, Ill., has lived up to Khoshabe's expectations, and he plans to pass it on to his son.