Sentences with phrase «no finesse»

With an abundance of nine - digit megaprojects, these large players have become less interested in tricky, mid-sized jobs that require finesse and a measure of creativity, like the WeWork conversion.

Here are some tips for doing it with finesse.

Building a powerful online brand takes marketing know - how and a good dose of social media finesse.

This requires finesse.

According to online advertising experts, the trick to working with digital ad systems is to know how to finesse your strategy so that you get the biggest bang for your buck.

The trick, according to online advertising specialists, is to know how to best finesse your system so you're getting the most bang for your buck.

This bad habit results in the audience seeing and hearing the unrefined run - through, versus the finessed final performance.

Tip for novices: Until you learn to finesse the complexities of foreign markets, take a conservative stance.

Then you'll practice the art of influencing others with finesse.

Of course, it takes real finesse to push people effectively.

Say the company's heir apparent is being passed over but will remain on the executive team: Which of the two final candidates can best finesse that situation?

I will eviscerate you with such finesse, you won't even know you were cut open.

«This [data security] Order is but a proxy for gutting the Commission's duly adopted privacy rules — and it does so with very little finesse.»

«They also know when they need to use LinkedIn data... and apply the finesse of social etiquette — online and especially offline.»

«You need some finesse.»

And the information that they'll need will not only cover the basics but also emphasize «more relationship - oriented and life - stage topics than bottom - line transactions,» says Liz Davidson, founder and CEO of Financial Finesse, a company in San Francisco that's dedicated to serving women's investment needs.

Employers can give their staffers guidance in making such calculations, says Nancy Anderson, who is a director at Financial Finesse.

Many workers, especially younger ones, have never run a retirement projection, according to Financial Finesse.

For more helpful phone finesse tips and tricks, check out the handy infographic below, care of The Gap Partnership:

«This region is far more focused on that social con, on that trick... when it comes to social crime, it's a finesse.

It gives a culture structure, integrity, grace, and finesse — all of which are uniquely adapted from one culture to another.

He then went on to finesse a remark that Pippa Middleton should «only ever show her back» by saying, «I think that her sister looks better.»

Employers have a role in helping people with financial stress as well, says Liz Davidson, chief executive officer of Financial Finesse.

Nearly 5 years ago I was just beginning to build out our US based link building team so there was plenty we'd yet to learn on how to finesse the prospecting and outreach.

There are no hard and fast rules on these decisions so there can be some finesse involved in the implementation of this type of strategy.

But there are a few sticking points in iOS where Apple needs to know what its users are doing in order to finesse its features, and that presents a problem for a company that puts privacy first.

Deploying that cash in transactions across borders can be a cost - effective way to expand their business and finesse many of the legal and regulatory issues that often accompany in - country transactions.

Otherwise, if your taxes require a little more finesse, tax preparers like TurboTax or H&R Block offer online software, walk - in appointments, and even mobile apps to help guide the tax preparation process.

It's as much as 26 percent, according to the 2015 Gender Pay Gap in Financial Wellness report from financial education company Financial Finesse.

A safe estimate seems to be that within a year you'll be picking up the knacks and skills that make the lifestyle workable, but it can take years after that initial burst of education to develop real finesse.

Women are committed; they possess a unique flair and finesse.

Those in the know say that breaking into the ultra-wealthy market expertise and experience — plus connections, collaboration, business management, patience and finesse...

It's becoming abundantly clear that religious institutions can't finesse their way into receiving federal benefits while avoiding federal demands.

We'll see if he has the imagination and finesse to pull it off.

Philosophical orthodoxy has had to finesse this point, and indeed, as I believe, has fallen into sophistry of a rather revolting kind.

His death rated a segment on the PBS News Hour, during which the inconvenient fact that Seeger had been a member of the U.S. Communist Party for years was finessed by the expedient of noting that he had eventually left the Party.

And who but a member of the Glass family could ever pull off existential angst with so much finesse and verbal aplomb?

Kirkland's effort to finesse his program led to a purposeful blurring of nomenclature, and eventually the rhetorical slide ran from simply «Methodist» down through «ownership,» «sponsorship,» «patronage,» «support,» «affiliation,» to «relationship.»

His best efforts to find consensus among the participating countries and to finesse conflicting views in ambiguous language could not bridge profound differences.

Knives, forks, and spoons permit greater finesse in the handling of food than is possible by tearing, grasping, or sucking.

Whitehead finesses the issue, saying that God is «in a sense temporal.»

Shane Black understands Robert Downey Jr.'s charm better than almost anyone and deployed it with military precision here, striking the fine balance between arrogant jerk, insecure bully and determined hero with all the finesse of a circus performer.

Pascal is left split between l'esprit de geometrie and l`esprit de finesse, between the scientific mind and the intuitive mind, and they remain in an absolute disjunction.

Philadelphia minister David Jones finessed the apostles» admonition to submit to authority into commands to obey «the just, the good, the wholesome and constitutional laws of the land,» not tyrants.

It is just when problems are settled, books are finished on time, love is made with some rare finesse, that I get the sunny - sky blahs, offended by the pointlessness of joy.

(The straightforward message of the nineteenth century is now often finessed with subtler language.)

Would it be unfair to conclude that either there have been no notable research benefits so far and thus the subject was finessed, or that the panel just forgot to ask?

The notion of evolution harbors an ambiguity which moderns have finessed rather than faced.

When Aristotle declaredmatter, the basis of space, time, and motion, unintelligible, he finessed such contradictions.

If it does not exist, no amount of finesse in «counseling techniques» is of value.