Sentences with phrase «access to it before»

and give the journalist exclusive access to that before its published.

«One thing to keep in mind,» said Salesforce vice president of corporate strategy, Bruce Francis, «is that small businesses and medium - sized businesses are now getting access to world - class technology that they've never had access to before.

With the click of a button, buyers can easily gain truckloads of data about a company that they never would have had access to before.

Essentially, CRISPR is a far more accurate method of modifying genes than scientists have had access to before.

But that effort will pay off when your product's visibility makes its way to new leads you didn't have access to before.

«We have commercialized the barrel for the first time that only wineries and distilleries had access to before because [a large barrel] is not practical for the general consumer,» he explains.

Democratic Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny says it's something voters have never had access to before on election night.

The medicines watchdog would issue recommendations on drugs which are not yet fully licensed, which could mean UK patients get access to them before anywhere else in the world.

The USA doesn't trust their people as much, so their nukes all need a code that only the president has access to before firing.

In one scenario, rats saw the lever for the food they hadn't had access to before.

«Some athletes will get access to it before others, especially in safe and effective forms,» he says.

«This allows us to identify subtle changes in the functioning of neuronal circuits that we never had access to before.»

It has opened up a whole new world of cooking for me — not to mention many nutrients I wasn't getting access to before as I'm branching out and extending my vegetable repetoire.

But if you can start testing things like postprandial insulin just at home after different meals, it'd be awesome but nonetheless, they've put a great product out there and it's really made ketone testing affordable and accessible to people who perhaps couldn't have access to this before.

Distance runners shave one minute off of their mile times and golfers find power they didn't have access to before, increasing their drive as much as 40 yards.

During the Two - week test, a lot of people figure out things about their bodies that they had no access to before.

You now have access to people you would NEVER have access to before.

While the transfer on this release is good and is actually one of VCI's better presentations to date, the lack of extras, including the ones they had access to before, means that you'll be missing out on some other material.

For example, they may have limited access to high - quality day care, limited access to before - or after - school care, and limited physical space in their homes to create private or quiet environments conducive to study.

Tony continues: «Everything was smoothly installed and staff are now using features they've never had access to before and can print to large volume copiers — which they hammer!

But thanks to the power of the blogosphere, and the tools available to bloggers, we're now in touch with more information than we could have imagined having access to before.

Participation in the program also resulted in no greater access to before - or after - school programs and no positive impact on the student - teacher ratio.

This allows each of you access to a new pool of readers that you didn't have access to before, and those readers and followers will learn about books that they hadn't heard about before.

I highly recommend downloading all content you allow your child to have access to before handing over the Kindle Fire.

So not only are front matter blurbs redundant — potential readers already have access to them before they download a sample or «read inside» — but they they may hurt sales because they delay the reader's entry into the text, and because they take away from the amount of the actual book the reader can peruse before buying.

Rather than the three font options that we've had access to before, the new model will have six.

Local shelters contract with Emancipet to provide adopters with free and discounted services, and Emancipet encourages a culture of accessible education and awareness to areas and people who did not have access to it before.

Travelers» new favorite feature could easily become Google Lens, which Pixel users will get access to before it comes to Google Assistant in the «coming weeks,» according to the company.

This is often described as a «Big Data» function, but I think we tend to overlook the fact that data we've long had access to, such as court records and court opinions, are forms of Big Data that can be mined to extract information we haven't had access to before.

Insights derived from legal analytics, however, provide litigators with data - based insights they have never had access to before which can inform both case strategy and decision - making related to the business of law.

40 — You can suggest additional features and add - ons the customer might like access to before the purchase is completed.

Currently, Android displays to users as to what information an app requires access to before starting an installation.

Paul Leiser, a real estate professional from the New Jersey shore, believes the Internet has «empowered both sellers and buyers with more data than they have ever had access to before.»

Not exact matches

«With affordable pricing, industry - specialized systems and access to the basic salesforce automation systems that are required for businesses to operate today, CRM is more attractive and available to SMBs than ever before,» Friedenthal says.

Already, Google has a partnership in place to show tweets among its search results, but tapping directly into those tweets would give Google access to a level of real - time information it has never experienced before.

But sales of Praluent and a rival Amgen drug, with list prices of more than $ 14,000 a year before discounts, have been severely constrained by onerous roadblocks to patient access by insurers.

But sales of Praluent and a rival Amgen drug, with list prices of more than $ 14,000 a year before discounts, have been constrained by onerous roadblocks to patient access by insurers.

Before choosing a provider you will want to make sure that someone can answer all of your questions upfront and that you will have access to someone who can answer your questions going forward.

Early access to Lightning Deals: Prime members get an extra 30 minutes to shop lightning deals (which typically last only for a few hours) before they're officially open.

A doctor showing up at your door in San Francisco is convenient but access to products and services in consumer health that you may not have been able to get before at an accessible price point is a new level of access.

In California, tough legislation has been introduced that would require any company selling an Internet - connected device to equip it with features that protect it from unauthorized access and to obtain consumer consent before it collects or transmits information.

New employees, contractors and consultants should undergo a background check before they're allowed access to sensitive data, and given training in appropriate data security measures during onboarding.

With the internet and social media, teenagers have more access to that information than ever before.»

The FT had reported on Friday that the company's lawyers had refused independent directors access to personnel files detailing allegations against Weinstein long before the issue erupted earlier this month.

Today's shoppers, for example, have access to more digital information and comparison tools than ever before.

Exxon said in the report that it considered eight potential export facility sites in the Kitimat and Prince Rupert areas before deciding to locate at Tuck Inlet, which has a deep - water shipping area and is within easy access to marine transport routes.

The new ease of access is surely going to drive home prices higher, especially as before the rail line opened, access to the city essentially required use of the often - standstill 210 and 605 freeways.

Give them access to a side of your business few have ever seen before.

The ruby chocolates go on sale at KitKat boutiques in Japan and South Korea as well as online beginning Thursday, ensuring chocolate lovers will have access to the treat before the Feb. 14 holiday.

Particularly in niche markets like petite apparel where designers have largely neglected the market, this type of approach gives women options they've never had before and designers access to new revenue streams.