Sentences with phrase «value guys like»

Value guys like volatility.

Lower round / value guys I like: Jeff Holland, Uchenna Nwosu, Josh Sweat (but don't see him as a top 50 pick talent like some do), Leon Jacobs, Hercules Mata'afa, Ade Aruna (relative to his nfl.com grade, I like him a lot), Ola Adeniyi (as a shoot - for - the - moon late round pick).

If you are a value guy like me, you pick from the bottom quartile, the green zone, for out - of - favor industries.

Not exact matches

It's innovation in adding value to an existing platform, or idea, like Guy Laliberté did with Cirque du Soleil when he merged circus and the theatre,» says Keith McIntyre, president of K.Mac & Associates, a marketing communications agency.

«It sounds like you are liberal, so my question to you is,» Why is your opinion more important than mine... and why is it that you guys feel that the rest of us (over 80 % of America is Christian) should bend our values to fit yours?»

Moreover, like answer A, answer B leaves you with nothing to say to the other guy, who now tells you that his culture has taught him to value building a master race.

I mean, playing games at places like Cameron Indoor or in the NCAA Tournament as the guy other teams are trying to stop may be of some value in terms of basketball development, but it doesn't hold a candle to FILM STUDY and EXERCISING IN A POOL!

A lot of GMs value production which is also why guys like Alshon go in the 2nd round even though he had the most receiving yards in the SEC his sophomore year then his stats fell off a cliff with a new coach and QB his Junior year.

Further down the list there is a lot of value with guys like Michael Thomas (+2000) and Dez Bryant (+3300).

# 1 BAP, Our GM, Gene Smith likes getting the best value and is a hardcore BPA philospphy guy.

Quarterbacks are a valuable commodity in the NFL, and even guys with virtually no experience like Hoyer have some value.

Unless that guy is like Gary Harris or something at that value level and age trading 15/16 is a massive DoNotWant.

Trading back with a teams like the Chargers or Cardinals will allow us to draft a guy like Landry at a spot where value meets need.

Given the value, I think I'd prefer guys like Guice, Michel, Jones, or the SDSt guy (name escapes me)... but as I always clarify, I have no idea how to evaluate talent.

In general, I believe Shanahan values centers more than OGs, so it makes sense that he'd like to draft a guy to play OG who could very likely be the replacement for Richburg in case of an injury — without a big drop - off in production.

The first we've all heard before... value — I don't think anyone denies the impact that RBs can have on a team, guys like Fournette, Zeke, and Gurley are valuable to their team.

I would understand small moves up or down if they feel «their guy» is about to get snatched up, or nothing they like is of value, but (historically) I'm getting tired of looking back to past drafts and saying,» «Player A» was right there when we picked «player B.» What if we had got him instead?»

However, the Browns would never give up that much to get Mack because he wouldn't add that level of value to their team and their fan base would kill them over it... just like the Raiders fan base would kill Reggie and Mark for trading away a guy who should spend his entire career in the S&B.

Every fifth day when guys like Justin Verlander, Roy Halladay and Clayton Kershaw take the mound, bettors are more than willing to take the favorite with no regard to their true value.

I tend to shy away from the favorites when it comes to betting statistical leaders, but given the parity at the top of this list, there is value in going with a guy like Brees or Ryan.

While there isn't much value to be had betting on McDavid (+260), further down the list guys like Nikita Kucherov (+1400) and Jack Eichel (+1700) are smarter wagers.

He had a.534 TS % to go with a.290 Usage % (a bad ratio), a 16.5 PER, 4.2 win shares (ok for a rotation player... in line with guys like Harkless last year or Aminu this year), a -2.7 BPM, and a -0.6 Value over Replacement.

Hartline was a highly productive receiver until injuries took a toll on him, and if you can get a guy like that in the 4th, that's pretty good value.

That's my own personal view but the guy is world class and I would prefer to see someone like an out to out Striker to come in and get rid of Sturridge asap while he is fit and has a value and bring in say Aubameyang who at 28 and also a world class Striker is availabe for around # 45 - # 50M!!

One thing is sure, that this guy is a skill full player, if we can add more value on him to sale him next season let him stay but if the coach knows he can not then let him go, as for the guy talking about Africa's I think that is bat the issue, I am an African I will like to see an African player play for my club I mean our club but not a player that have nothing to offer, so it is not the matter of where the player comes from.

He's trusted Defoe to play on his own up front (Falcao isn't a big guy, either), and he's also seen the value in skillful target men like Adebayor and Drogba.

Smaller exercises like curls and pressdowns might be of some value to the guys, especially when they are past the beginner stage, but they are a waste of time for females.

i'm a guy with old school values but like to have fun and spend time outdoors, goal oriented but like to enjoy company of someone special.

im a very sensual and sensitive type of guy who lives life by old fashioned values and believe all women should be adored and treated like the princesses they are, so i «am here searching for that special lady who appreciates being obeyed and completely spoiled by a younger man who would do...

Im a normal guy looking for friendship, dating & hopefully more... ME: Honest / Loyal Caring Affectionate Normal / Secure Young @ Heart Fun Fit Laid Back Motivated Open Minded Drama Free Adventurous / Spontaneous Morals & Values Tired of having the talk LIKES:...

If you look at «Game of Thrones» on face value — blood, tits, dragons, swearwords — you're like, «Oh, this must be for guys.»

im a laid back guy who loves to laugh, values all his friends and family.i like to be the footbatll coach from my chair, which is why my «philadelphia eagles loose.

I like a woman who is feminine, soft spoken, soft heart, honest, one - guy girl (not player), romantic, affectionate, someone who thinks that being with her partner is a happiness for her no matter where she is, value her..

I'm a down to earth, centered, open minded and well rounded guy, that's good looking, healthy and sane, I'm looking to chat with some one that's like minded has the same interests and values, and discuss our interests, maybe meet up for coffee or a happy hour drink first, then see if we want to...

But to me he was always this giant behemoth, and to do it as sort of a normal - size guy didn't seem to fit the character, and more importantly I think we got a lot of value out of him being larger than life and, you know, this fantastic physical presence in - and I mean fantastic like otherworldly - this otherwise very grounded film.

But like Oliver Stone adapting the life of Richard Nixon and somehow ending up feeling for the guy, Anderson, who's never given any public indication of sharing Bigfoot's values, seems to treasure him as a human being, a lost soul.

We got a lot of different responses, but really, the value was in grounding the guy and making him like real people we had met and seen in real life, rather than just an imagined version of what it might be.

As a guy who spent years writing for car - consumer pubs, I always liked the old A6's value - for - money equation.

I am very fond of high vehicles by which clear vision will be available.I am getting all the things like power pickup performance satisfaction value for money mileage safety and many more from my EECO CAR.I am using since three and half years.NO maintenance is there!!!!!!!! So guys for what you are waiting.

Fraser Rea likes getting value for his money, but he isn't the kind of guy who's going to scrimp on luxuries.

If you look at value guys» portfolios, [like] Prem Watsa's and look at ours, or some of the other value guys» portfolios, they can be quite different.

As value guys, we thought that, perhaps during a crisis like this, we can get an opportunity to invest cheap.

It sounds like your guy wants the loan - to - value on the refinance to be under 80 %, whereas it currently stands around 90 % based on the $ 310k valuation.

When a value investor like Warren Buffett says: «I felt like an oversexed guy on a desert island.

Regular guy like me who pay full credit card balance off every month and count rewards as passive income will not find any value out of Walmart Moneycard.

And yes, lots of value guys have liked gold.

Like some sort of ambitious guy, he basically scrapped it and started over, creating a much more in depth volume, calling it The Value of Simple.

Even a relatively inexperienced guy like me can get real value from this well explained / minimum jargon approach...........

Are you guys finding value anywhere or are you like a lot of people that I've talked to that are kind of waiting on the sidelines at the moment for some better valuations to come along?

But like many value guys, he can be early (on trading desks, they call that «wrong»).