Sentences with phrase «actually say things»

Such a probability does have a real basis if it is about DNA, because you can actually say things like «there is a 1 in a trillion chance that the match is accidental».

Some literary agents will actually say things like, «I don't think there's a big market for your book and I don't think we'll get a good advance.

And if the permissive parent doesn't actually say those things, her actions send the same message.

It's a pity that fans can't actually say things as they are.

Wow, Reality, you have actually said some things that I agree with.

Wenger has given 3,000 interviews at Arsenal but never actually said any thing in any one of those interviews.

«You go through the league,» Bennett says, «and not many white players are actually saying things like Chris does.

Osborne is being more forceful than usual in tone - while actually saying things that make him appear rather weak.

These writers aren't just popular on social media because they have popular books — they're popular because they're actually saying things on Twitter that people are responding to.

But then on the other hand, there's a thing where if you go to the auction house in game there's an actual auctioneer whose actually saying things like, doing the actual auctioneer talk `... sold to the man in the back» like there's actually someone saying that in - game.

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The final thing to say is that those «officials» should pay closer attention to what the Bank of Canada actually says, and less to the over-interpretation of those words by the currency traders who have driven the Canadian dollar to 80 U.S. cents in recent days, a 10 - percent increase since May.

«I generally think that as far as privacy laws go the security breach disclosure ones are not a bad thing — they're focused, they only kick in when there's actually a problem, and so on,» Singleton says, but they can sometimes focus attention on the errant business rather than on systematic security issues.

But «you have got to be really pessimistic about things that you are doing that may not work» to actually get there, she said.

And when I say procto - parents, I mean parents who are totally into minding their kids» and everyone else's business, but don't know the first thing about effective education, or how to build the kind of self - sufficient, self - starting students that we actually do need to compete in the global marketplace.

Of course, it takes on a lot of the formula of its predecessors, but it actually does have some new things to say.

I've always wanted to own an airline — it's one of those things you say right, but you don't actually believe you're going to do it.

But in the same report, Trump implied that he might even prefer the DMZ: «You're actually there where, if things work out, there's a great celebration to be had on the site, not in a third - party country,» Trump said, according to The Journal.

However, with the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, some organizations don't actually know what is connected to their network, says Wael Lahoud, director and principle of Goldmark Security Consulting.

But saying you'll leave your bank over higher fees and actually doing it are two different things.

«The things that you actually have to learn to do the job are almost secondary,» Patriquin says.

They just called it a bullying app that's «terrifying» and said all these things that aren't actually true or even possible.

The problem, he said, is «you've got a portion of Congress whose policies... just want to, you know, leave things alone, they actually want to accelerate these trends.»

Cheaper smartphones enable things «like what's the going market rate for the crop or the foods that I gather every day, and knowing that before you actually go to the market,» Lagerling says.

«This was another thing that Steve [Jobs] taught me, actually,» says Cook.

Among the things Tesla did to properly organize, besides having a great idea, Baum says, is to actually produce the cars it promised to buyers, hire people with a specialty in the automotive industry, build strong supplier relationships, and develop manufacturing specialty and marketing expertise, Baum says.

«Moving to a smaller company, I think the drive and excitement and motivation is more around, «We can actually make decisions here that affect everybody's future in a positive way and we can get things done,»» said Doherty.

When you actually listen to what they have to say and give their concerns appropriate consideration (especially when they're suggesting a new way of doing things), they'll leave each meeting feeling like you value their contributions and care about their well - being.

«Normally I don't care about these kinds of things, but I believe this might actually crystallize the debate about cord - cutting and the need for certain programming no matter what,» Cramer said.

Now people actually do the things I randomly say.

«I actually think that's the worst reason to automate things,» says Josh Sutton, global head of data and A.I. at marketing giant Publicis - Sapient.

«I did the research on it and found a study saying that actually, there's some science behind this: People bond over the things they hate more strongly than over the things they love,» Alper said.

But Dweck said things actually went further: «The most astonishing thing to us was that praising intelligence turned kids off to learning.»

This is actually a big thing, in a way that we wanted but were totally unprepared for,» she says.

But looking back, he says the smartest thing he actually did was hire a driver to take him to meetings so he could work in the car.

The REAL one for I did for TV says «my mom» but, like, I needed this one for myself because it was the first thing that actually popped in my head and I thought I was so funny.

The stock market is its most overbought since Bill Clinton was president, but that may actually be a good thing, says one technician.

«In sales, there are all kinds of things that don't appear to be directly connected to whether somebody's going to buy, but actually they have everything to do with whether someone is going to buy,» Marshall says.

«Bill would actually be able to operate this thing and he was essentially effectively sort of shackled to the back of it,» said Franklin.

«The potential to be good at something can be preferred over actually being good at that very same thing,» lead researcher Zakary Tormala says in a summary of the research, according to the MIT Sloan Improvisations blog.

Harwood: Do you think Trump actually believes the things he says about Mexico and immigrants, or is he performing, trying to get votes?

That said, the things that actually come on e-readers — e-books — are nowhere near finished evolving and innovating.

«I actually rallied my entire team of science teachers in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades to set our plans aside and focus on the same thing for that day,» she says.

«For the first time in history,» he says, «there's a real energy in the space, and we can actually produce things.»

Robots take the hard things out of hard jobs and actually create more jobs, not fewer, she says.

Canavari: We actually do whitelist sites and like I said, it's a manual process, we take this very seriously and we just want to make sure that our advertising and our content is in adjacent to things that we feel are where our customers are and what's important to them.

Still, the new entrants to the market, whether flat - fee realtors or FSBOs, have to prove one important thing to win a significant share of the market, Arora says: that the houses they list are actually selling.

«It will actually be within your power to experience a crowded, hot, slow, consumer - hell type situation as not only meaningful, but sacred, on fire with the same force that made the stars: love, fellowship, the mystical oneness of all things deep down,» he said.

«The things that seem really easy for us are actually the things that are really difficult for an artificial intelligence,» researcher says.

The Times has exaggerated the importance of things like the Iowa caucuses and primaries in terms of giving the public false confidence they actually have a say in what is an increasingly tenuous democracy.

«For now, we really don't know how compelling the selection of apps will be, how well this thing will actually perform in the final version that's released to consumers, or what exactly the competition from Apple will look like,» says Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research.