Sentences with phrase «adage in»

Time — there is an old adage in real estate investing about time being an investor's best friend.

Art Rendak: There's an adage in lending, and probably in buying assets as well, that «No matter the size of the deal, it's the same amount of work.»

Keep the old adage in mind: «Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.»

As you plan your cover letter and prep for an interview, keep this writer's adage in mind: Show, don't tell.

There is an old adage in marketing: «I know that 50 % of my budget is working... however, I just don't know which 50 %».

There's an old adage in Hollywood: Never work with animals or children.

That is the new adage in vogue.

There's an old adage in marketing that half the budget is wasted, we just don't know which half.

An oft repeated adage in the recovery community is, «No one changes until the pain of change is more appealing than the pain of staying the same.»

There is an old adage in contract law that states, «old consideration is no consideration», which holds true in this scenario.

There is an adage in the technology industry that suggests that if you are not paying for a product, you are the product.

The saying «Thursday is the new Friday» is not just a cheeky adage in Palm Springs: Every Thursday evening, this desert city takes on new life for VillageFest, a weekly street fair that brings casual party atmosphere to its downtown neighborhood.

Keep the old adage in mind — an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

There is an adage in business that applies when obtaining a mortgage for your home, «Nothing replaces experience.»

There's an old adage in the mortgage business: if you can improve your interest rate by at least two percentage points, then it is a good time to refinance.

There's an element of the old adage in this story, I suppose.

There's an adage in book publicity: No one interviews a book.

An old adage in publishing says that a book will sell pretty much as long as someone is willing to market it.

There's an old adage in the advertising and marketing business which goes something like this — «people don't buy products, they buy advertisements!»

There's a common adage in the auto industry that when you drive off the lot of a car dealership in a new car, that car loses 30 to 40 percent of its value.

Bigger isn't necessarily better is a true adage in many situations, and almost certainly applies to dramas.

The new research seems to defy that old adage in computer programming, «Garbage in, garbage out.»

There's a well - worn adage in football: When you have two quarterbacks, you really have no quarterback.

For whatever reason, the adage in recruiting has been «don't come to Florida for quarterbacks.»

The team needs to realize they must improve: A popular adage in Africa tells us that the moment a mad man realizes he is mad, that is the moment he gets his cure!

Why is probably the oldest adage in football «you build a successful team from the back»?

But as we continue along this path, we do well to keep the Islamic adage in mind, «When the scholar slips, thousands fall.»

Law professors still repeat the adage in class.

The adage in many countries is that it takes a village to raise a child.

«Follow the money» is an old adage in investigative reporting and it's a driving principle behind the PPF recommendations, too.

There is an old adage in business that you can't make up for negative gross margin by increasing sales volume.

The Liberal Democrat leader must have had a hundred different adages in front of him on Britain's obsession with class when he told the assembled audience: «Class still counts.

One of the most common adages in the automotive specialty - equipment industry is that the quickest and easiest way to change the character of an automobile is to change its wheels.

That's one of the most well - worn adages in real estate.

But more and more homeowners are discovering one of the oldest adages in the real estate book: If it sounds too good to be true, it's because it often is.

Not exact matches

They know that the old adage «you get what you pay for» is true, and they're willing to invest in quality and doing things right instead of looking for the lowest price.

I'm sure you have heard the old adage that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

An old adage of investing in the stock market is that you should never invest money or funds that you can not afford to lose, and this is equally as applicable to investing in a business.

Instead, the solution is a familiar adage: everything in moderation.

But, in my experience, the adage definitely holds true; you get what you pay for when you purchase help with SEO.

In fact, we have seen solid summer rallies in the recent past, since the credit crisis, and this has made the old adage lose credibilitIn fact, we have seen solid summer rallies in the recent past, since the credit crisis, and this has made the old adage lose credibilitin the recent past, since the credit crisis, and this has made the old adage lose credibility.

Retail continues to be an industry where the «innovate or die» adage has proven true for old giants (think Sports Authority or Circuit City) and has shown its value in creating new ones (like Amazon).

And I'm like «No, I have to sell beer, not sell a meme,»» Greg Butler, who oversees marketing for Miller Lite, said in an interview with AdAge.

I keep a notebook full of my favorite book passages / adages / quotes and interesting theories in my backpack or purse so that I never have to feel like I'm wasting time.

As an article in AdAge points out:

Brian's blog is ranked in the top 10 marketing blogs in the AdAge Power 150 and is also a Top 100 business blog as ranked by Technorati.

In fact, she and I share an adage, «Adapt, change or die.»

She collected videotapes of 20 - minute job interviews in order to test the adage that «the handshake is everything.»

A survey of 243 CMOs and other marketing executives published in AdAge found that 57 % do not establish their budgets according to ROI measures.

In a June 3 AdAge piece titled «How much more money can Activision wring from Call of Duty?