Sentences with phrase «why spend time on»

Why spend time on candidates who don't offer valid applications that follow your directions?

And I'm still very interested in trucking, which is why I spend time on TruckingTruth.com.

Although these things are not actually a waste of your time, why spend time on them when you can just join an auto club, an association in your neighborhood or office and get discounts on your policy?

«So if they're not going to get paid, the average broker is going to think, «Why spend the time on them?

Why spend time on sites filled with people who don't do it for you?

why spend time on this turd?

Not exact matches

The most effective thing you can do is spend time writing a thoughtful letter, before you let anyone know, one that is focused on thanking your boss and explaining why you're taking a new opportunity.

«Better face - to - face engagement and interaction with colleagues were some of the reasons why we spent so much time and money on our new offices.

Now that you understand why you need a business plan and you've spent some time doing your homework gathering the information you need to create one, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get everything down on paper.

Yes, there are good reasons why some startups should put working day - to - day on growing their business aside and spend the time instead looking for outside investment, including: gaining the financial and other operational resources they need to move forward; to increase their financial stability, focus (plus peace of mind) in the short - term if they've been growing on revenue, founders» savings and credit cards; and to quickly accelerate their growth in order to capture a massive market.

She was too busy «spending a lot of time on the Internet,» that's why.

Why are you spending time on things that take 80 percent of your resources but deliver 20 percent of the value?

The reason why my boyfriend thought it would be harder for me to go phone - free is because of how much time I spend on my phone when we're together.

She also points out that social media may be more corrosive to mental health than, say, gaming (which might also explain why girls, who tend to spend relatively more time on social networks, may be more adversely affected by the rise of smartphones).

In fact, John Palmer, AT&T's chief learning office, spends a good deal of his time on the road, talking about how the company is handling the retraining, why it made the programs web - and mobile - based, and how it's helping employees get through the process.

The best way to understand why she was drawn to it, she says, is to look at everything she was doing before it came along: She spent time organizing the 2012 SOPA protests against internet censorship; her graduate work at Harvard University included research on the spontaneous organization on the Internet; and she's taught classes at Stanford on the Internet copyright wars.

But he also said Facebook spent some time pushing back — questioning why changes to app permissions were necessary and dragging its feet on shuttering the friends» data API.

Ex post it is important to explain why observed CPI outcomes are, or are not, consistent with the central bank's view of inflation, and some time is spent in the RBA's quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy explaining the details and implications of the quarterly CPI outcomes.

Leading author and speaker, Brian Solis, spent three and a half years working on his latest book, X: The Experience Where Business Meets Design, during which time he found clarity about why «experience» is a topic we won't be dismissing as buzz or hype any time soon.

Sure, it looks cool, it's using some super advanced technology, but why should someone spend their time and energy on it?

That's why one of Marc's key areas of focus is to help sales teams avoid wasting time on needless proposal drafting and quoting — enabling them to spend more time with well - qualified prospects.

That is why it is always best practice to get any and all agreements out of the way before a broker spends too much time on any given deal.

That's why it's so important to spend time researching link opportunities that are niche specific, network with others in the industry, get active in social media, and be on the lookout for guest blogging opportunities.

Part of why Tompkins ignores these complaints is that he sees them as short - sighted, while his own vision goes far beyond the time he will spend on Earth.

This is why I spend most of my time on valuation, earnings and sentiment.

Netflix Q2 International Net Additions 1.52 mln vs 2.00 mln guidance; For Q3 NFLX expects addition of 2 mln, expectations were in the range of 2.70 - 2.85 mln; Q1 Adds was 4.51 — US Net additions only 160k — Churn due to higher rate on older subs that got rate hike — International lower than expected — Company beat on EPS by $ 0.07 (expectations of $ 0.02)-- guided lower than expectations — Company commentary about why they fell short was focused on the churn (they don't expect that to continue) and also spent a lot of time trying to show that it was not competition — STOCK DOWN 14 %

= > Just out of curiosity, why do you spend time on this blog?

And if the Greeks had it right on hierarchy, why spend so much time harping on it to them?

The base fact you need to understand is that nothing never made anything, ever, and you're waiting for nothing to prove it so you can counter my claim that I'm still waiting for it to make a universe on my desktop... it never does... your science's «nothing god» is impotent and a huge time waster... for you... because you'll be spending a lot of time wasting away... and wondering why you didn't listen to someone that KNOWS God is there.

This is why I spend my time critiquing power and authority, especially religious: because it compromises the most historic element of our story... that moment in time when we crossed over from freely walking in the garden with God to working on hard ground with thorns and a curse.

If people would spend more time worrying about now, instead of where they come from, why they are here or where they might end up, we could tackle the issues that have a negative impact on society.

The post would explain why Christians should spend their time on more important things, like helping the poor, and it would make everyone feel really guilty for tweeting about their breakfast or sending their books on blog tours or having opinions about the new Facebook layout.

I also have come to understand more and more that such an idea is not the spirit to be found on many Christian blogs, which is why I spend less and less time on them.

I don't know why you took it upon yourself to comment about this, or why you would spend what little time you have on this earth to concern yourself with such matters.

«Why do you spend so much time on a religion blog?

Instead of focusing on other peoples views, why don't you do some good in this world and spend your time and effort on real issues — like the American children that are starving.

Perhaps that's why we spend so much time fixated on the physical motes in the eyes of others (sexual sin, for example) and neglect the spiritual logs — like pride and hypocrisy — in our own.

I tend to agree with some other posts I have read; If the billboard offends you so, your personal beliefs must be in question and maybe you should spend more time reflecting on why it is so offensive to you.

'' why do people spend so much time, energy, resources on getting to know the killer and trying to understand why they do these horrible acts?»

Why else do they spend so much time and money on campaigns to overturn abortion laws, and fighting proper s.ex ed in high schools?

I have one question, why do people spend so much time, energy, resources on getting to know the killer and trying to understand why they do these horrible acts?

You spend so much time and energy on something you yourself don't believe in, so why bother?

Another way to make God a priority, aside from spending lots of time with Him, is to discover why He put you on this earth, what His plans for you are, and then fulfill those plans.

So why would anyone who doesn't have to spend his time on the servile work of dwelling on details?

You have free will — you have used your time on earth not to pursue God or develop a relationship with God so why would he be cruel and make you spend eternity in God's presence?

why they first need to do all this genealogical work to baptize someone who is dead can be tacked on to the many, many... many different idiotic waste of time procedures these idiots go through and spend their time doing.

If the Bible is the word of god and god gives us our morality and spends a lot of time spelling out mundane rules on how to live why didn't he say «don't own other people, no exceptions»?

Why do atheists spend so much time on the religion blogs?

Tell me why it would be good to let my kids spend some one on one time with one of those good priests.

Why not spend our time on that, which would be productive, and a learning experience, instead of on «memorial» services, and other useless nonsense.