Sentences with phrase «spacs typically»

«These bricks can potentially be used as a portion of the tunnel lining itself, which is typically built from concrete.»

Lawmakers typically pass that five - year authorization without adding legislative extras.

Marc Andreessen wrote him back and said: «These things are never fun in the moment but typically turn out to be blessings in disguise, assuming the team manages the recovery properly.»

«If you typically see something stressful as a challenge to be tackled, then blood flows to your heart and to your brain, and you experience a brief but energizing spike of cortisol.»

You can see yourself from every angle, select your favorites, share with others and get recommendations for new stuff to buy, according to what you typically like to wear.

For medical school, this is typically reading 20 - 30 pages of a pathophysiology textbook.

In my professional life, the people I work with typically know better than I do how I can be of the most value to them, so I just ask.

Our research revealed that, although they aren't typically considered digital natives to the extent that millennials are, Gen X leaders are just as likely to be comfortable leveraging technology in the workplace: Some 54 percent of Gen X and 56 percent of millennials reported that they are digitally savvy.

The wealth of data is so great — you might learn, for instance, that customers in Milwaukee typically spend three minutes on your site and use Firefox — that many entrepreneurs find it overwhelming.

Square knows this, and even spells it out in typically dry, regulatory - filing jargon.

And the company hopes the system can drastically improve the «diagnostic journeys» that those with rare diseases typically face: Such patients, on average, are seen by seven doctors before the correct diagnosis is made.

Aside from a slightly lower debt rating than we typically like, the underlying fundamentals for Potash Corp. warrant its inclusion.

Back then, because of U.S trade regulations, only the sewing of jeans could happen in Mexico — the garments were typically cut and finished in El Paso, Texas.

If you include international callers on your video chat, things get more complex — and you'll typically pay fees such as a per minute charge.

«Licensing laws have typically been fairly strict on who can sell a motor vehicle because of the possibility of fraud,» explains Jim Moors, director of franchising and state law with the National Automobile Dealers Association.

Typically, inflation of one per cent signals economic weakness because there is too little demand to force prices higher.

Typically, this person isn't deliberately hurtful, but she lacks an ability to express herself without it being perceived as negative or rude.

But because operators bill at such a high rate for data roaming — at about 15 cents per kilobyte of information in France, for example, which is roughly the amount of information in this paragraph — consumers typically reach that limit within a few hours of downloading standard e-mails.

Dave Ramsey has noted in the past that people using credit cards typically spend 10 % more money than they would have otherwise, dwarfing the «1 % cash back» that you may be getting back in rewards.

Those who want to be solely individual contributors typically will not enjoy the collaborative, team - based culture of our company.»

Talking about head injuries is something most athletes typically avoid.

This not only harms consumers, especially low income ones, but transfer vast sums to typically wealthy farmers and needlessly endangers our international trading relationships.

That's because sadness typically evokes observers» sympathy and empathy.

On the hunt for easy pickings, hackers are attacking these security - poor businesses, typically with indiscriminate, automated assaults that could be stopped by basic security tools and computer hygiene.

Commencement speeches aren't typically renowned for their riveting content or brevity, but, once in a while, hopeful graduates get a speaker who is not only entertaining but also drops wisdom like a grenade and brings hungover graduates out of their seats.

«I think that I typically make a new resolution when something bad happens or I have a failure or something doesn't go the way I think it should.»

One video typically takes me four hours.

Track if you are able to accomplish more than you typically do in your work day, or that you were able to cut down some of your overtime hours.

The average dairy farmer had a net worth of more than $ 3.7 million in 2015, according to data from Statistics Canada, and poultry and eggs farmers were typically worth nearly $ 6 million.

According to Lisa Fleming, PR Manager at Paychex, «The cost for fully outsourced HR services varies greatly and is typically customized based on the individual needs of the client.

When considering a business sale, a company owner typically faces a daunting intersection of several planning issues related to deal structure decisions, legal and regulatory considerations, income - tax minimization planning, wealth transfer, philanthropic strategies and capital - sufficiency analysis.

With most ideas in business, you typically have four choices, and this one is no different.

Orders are typically ready within two hours after they are placed online.

In my experience, entrepreneurs radically underestimate the return on investment most customers expect from making a new product or service; CEOs typically expect that a 30 percent ROI will get a customer excited.

When we imagine a powerful CEO, we typically picture a secluded corner office large enough to fly a kite in, with thick wood paneling, plush pile carpets, and a gatekeeping assistant — all designed to dampen the intrusion of any exterior stimuli.

Games have consequently ballooned in scope over the decades to the point where they typically require $ 100 - million budgets, teams of hundreds and several years to produce.

A negative comment about the product in the form of a review is typically less impactful to the seller than a negative feedback.

Still, these positions typically require decades of progression through the civil service.

Working in the on - demand economy is typically viewed as something that appeals to the younger members of the workforce.

They typically react (slowly at best) to three outside drivers: (a) their competition brings a new offering to market, and they need a quick competitive response; (b) their customers see and begin to adopt new processes and solutions, and the customers demand that their products and services conform to the new ways of doing business; or (c) they see a new tool, product, or service in the market offered by a new player and they quickly determine that this is a game - changer which they need to own (rather than try to build themselves) because they lack the internal capacity to do otherwise.

It typically starts with a lab discovery: the semiconductor, an algorithm.

Typically one robot costs $ 104,000.

Typically, people need to invest about $ 500,000 to access an investment council — some of the bigger name firms include Gluskin Sheff and Leon Frazer & Associates — but fees are lower, about 1 % to 1.5 % of total assets, instead of a 2.5 % fee on an individual mutual fund, says Mackenzie.

«The bigger they are, the more they've typically failed.»

Managers covered their expenses with the fee — typically 2 % of assets — and created wealth on the «carry,» their 20 % share of the profits.

Merger mania, typically better for investment bankers than the economy, continues apace.

Orders are typically ready within two hours.

The amount of the straddle typically captures market markers» expectations for how much a stock is going to move.

When those are damaged — by disease, injury, or aging — hearing loss can occur, and until now that was typically viewed as irreversible.

All states have different laws, but typically there's a limit to the number of vehicles you can sell each year before you're required to obtain a dealer's license.