Sentences with phrase «absorb all»

Plus, most of the vitamins in almond milk are added during the production process, which some studies suggest can make it harder for the body to absorb and hold onto the nutrients.

Although a company the size and scope of TMF Group can easily absorb the cost associated with requests for evidence — and the uncertainty of the visa application process more generally — the same can not be said for startups.

They know that they have complete flexibility to raise as much as they want (within reason), but they emotionally absorb the costs in terms of dilution.

In particular, Baker notes that smaller companies may not have the capital required to weather the imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports over time, or to absorb the cost of the tariffs if they export goods to the Chinese market.

And to listen and then to absorb things and be open minded about all the business aspects plus the artistic aspects and the casting aspects.

It can't absorb a few hundred billion euros without blowing up.

He said that his company could absorb the cost of a 10 percent increase, but in the case of a 25 percent increase, he would have to charge customers more for his chocolates.

Just like older people, so - called digital natives are terrible at multitasking and mostly use tech to mindlessly absorb information.

As he sees it, all great advances — in art, business, society or science — come from people with «skin in the game,» those willing to absorb small losses for the chance to work toward larger goals.

Forests, lest we forget, aren't just essential homes to many species; they also absorb greenhouse gases.

«In my estimation, it is more storage than the local area will be able to absorb in a reasonable time frame,» Troy McLellan, president and CEO of Public Storage Canada and head of the Canadian Self Storage Association, wrote Maclean's in an email about the project.

Some psychologists will even tell a candidate if they think the person is a poor fit for a job, but only if they believe he or she can absorb that kind of feedback.

That in turn would heap further stigma on the institutions that couldn't reject federal help while simultaneously (and perversely) forcing this lending on the banks least able to absorb the risk.

Along with Egypt and Jordan, Pakistan was a newcomer to the LNG import market in 2015, helping drive up demand and absorb growing world supplies from a wave of new projects.

After Britton's first failed business, he tried to absorb as much as he could while employed at Youthstream.

In the first - year, MBA candidates must read, absorb and debate some 270 case studies in 10 courses, often fighting for «air time» with equally clever students just as eager as they are to score points with professors.

And he has urged his newly empowered leaders to fly to Silicon Valley to absorb the entrepreneurial lessons that the company long chose to ignore.

Cheap vitamins also don't dissolve quickly enough for your body to absorb them.

«That can't possibly be good thing for the country or a good thing for the economy,» said Bredesen of state failure, adding that «it produces a huge drain on the economy and we can't absorb too much more of that in these states.»

But numerous studies have now found that when classroom material is made harder to absorb, pupils retain more of it over the long term, and understand it on a deeper level.

Accurately price the perks and set a funding goal to cover all the costs and absorb unforeseen ones.

Top leaders, meanwhile, attend secret annual retreats where they absorb the Jobs Way.

This stuff weighs almost nothing, the new materials don't absorb body odor, and the running shoes are super light and can be squeezed down and double for use on long - haul flights.»

Aquantive didn't bring in as much online ad revenue as Microsoft envisioned, prompting the software maker to absorb a $ 6.2 billion charge last year that resulted in its first quarterly loss in its 26 - year history as a public company.

A-level sellers absorb product training and can distill it into a coherent 30 - minute executive call.

Unlike animal hair, these bristles don't absorb any water, so frequent re-wetting is required.

I came across wonderful speakers from around the world and it allowed me to absorb different thoughts and different issues.

Even so, that doesn't absorb the importance of listening and learning.

As a CEO, you may wonder how to absorb such difficult young people into your company.

Ontario and British Columbia may be only two provinces, but they may provide enough of a critical mass to absorb the other provinces over time.

Then you're ready to absorb the next one and the next one.»

Founders who are learners can gather new information, absorb it, and act on it.

Energy drinks are still the fastest - growing beverage category, and Coca - Cola could easily absorb Monster's business given the companies» existing ties, the «Mad Money» host added.

The top layer of Sole Socks is terry cloth to absorb sweat and odor and the bottom layer is a breathable latex that grips your shoe to prevent slipping.

Even if it ended up being a 2 - minute conversation, I was determined to absorb as much as possible while around her.

Urine color can indicate a lack of hydration (although sometimes it indicates you created really expensive urine after eating a ton of vitamins your body could not absorb.)

«The molecular structure of the beads allows them to absorb stains, reducing the need for large quantities of detergents.»

The new partner is still with us, but we could have saved ourselves a lot of trouble and wasted resources trying to absorb an entire company.»

Boucher says the government's role right now is to absorb some of the difficult, non-recurring engineering costs to make it easier for private investors to take on a large moon prospecting development project.

«They're there to absorb what we're talking about,» Libin says.

For one thing, increases in commodity prices take time to trickle down to the consumer, and hikes depend largely on the willingness of retailers to absorb added costs.

But Peter Hall, chief economist of Export Development Canada, said Canada is a relatively small market to absorb all the volume destined for China.

The clean design of the wind - and waterproof upper means no superfluous details to absorb dirt and moisture.

The copy itself might take the form of a picture of the product and some hard - hitting copy, often incorporating a number so leads know they'll be able to absorb that knowledge very quickly.

People will wake up to the fact that the few thousand marketing messages that our brains are forced to absorb every day are making us stressed and giving us mood disorders and making us vulnerable to depressions and other mental illness.

Keep your arms relaxed at your sides, showing you are open to what someone else is communicating, and as with your legs, keep your arms uncrossed in order to absorb more of what's going on.

Frustrated, he laid his woes before a friend, who suggested that the concrete might absorb noise.

In particular, we tend to turn to paper when we need to absorb and think through information.

Still, when you consider that Alphabet generated $ 7 billion in free cash that quarter, the losses seem like something the company could easily absorb.

Some of the nitrogen the crops do not absorb is converted into nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas 310 times more powerful than carbon dioxide.