Sentences with phrase «all in a perfect world»

I think in a perfect world everyone would see immediate returns, but that's just not realistic.

In a perfect world I'm getting eight hours of sleep, but it ends up being more like seven.

In a perfect world you'd know the issues you want to discuss well in advance and you'd prepare a deck to guide the discussion.

In a perfect world, everything happens in order.

In a perfect world, we would have been a little bit more flexible and could have waited for award space to become available on other airlines that fly direct — such as United or ANA — but in reality, the short connection didn't really feel that bad.

Now, in a perfect world every gentleman would have a suit for every occasion.

«In a perfect world, people would pay no estate taxes and get a step up in cost basis at death,» said Canerday.

In a perfect world, any potential «surprises» have already been dealt with by the franchisor.

In a perfect world, you should be able to get your franchise business up and running with a minimal amount of headaches.

In a perfect world, everyone would make to Hawaii at least once in their life.

In a perfect world, employees would refrain from conducting their holiday shopping at work, but when your employees see «80 percent Off Everything» promotions advertised across the Internet and in their inbox, it will be nearly impossible to stop the online shopping mayhem unless you address the challenges for your network and employees in advance.

We don't live in a perfect world.

He quotes the Getting to Yes definition of a wise agreement — «One that meets the legitimate interests of each side to the extent possible, resolves conflicting interests fairly, is durable, and takes community standards into account» — as something that might work in a perfect world.

In a perfect world, you would probably do both, using qualitative research to create a survey, the results of which might in turn be interpreted using another focus group.

In a perfect world, you would know exactly who was visiting your site, obtain those visitors» contact information, and have a salesperson follow up.

In a perfect world, sure.

In a perfect world, customers would pay us based on the value we create for them.

In a perfect world, an excubator model would have raised its own venture fund, or would partner with existing seed - stage venture funds, to help fund these early stage entrepreneurs who may have a great idea, but not the capital to afford the collective services which are required to launch the startup with maximum odds for success.

Of course, in a perfect world, people would have thoroughly washed their hands before sticking them into the maw of a superpowered air jet — as Dyson has pointed out in response to previous similar findings.

Unfortunately, customers have been wise to this ploy for decades, so rather than asking leading questions, couch your question in neutral and abstract terms, like: «In a perfect world, what would your vendor be doing for you?

Imagine if in a perfect world corporate recruiters found a way to identify the next Steve Jobs, Elon Musks, or Larry Ellisons.

Here's a graph of what the value should be at the end of each year, of course the stock market has large swings up and down so this is in a perfect world of 7 % compounding each year.

In a perfect world of shiny, happy, Tesla folks just knowing and practicing good etiquette would alleviate Supercharger congestion.

In a perfect world, passive and active ETFs will coexist.

In a perfect world, 25 % of sales, not 75 %.

In the body of the e-mail, Yaffe wrote «Just wanted to follow - up with you and put this to bed ASAP... In a perfect world would love to have you wire him back $ 170,000 and gift him 15,000 shares of Retrophin stock and that would fulfill the note obligation and more importantly doing the right thing and manning up as we spoke about.»

In a perfect world, you would leave your 401 (k) funds alone until retirement.

In a perfect world, every borrower would graduate with a great job, spend the next several decades advancing in a successful career, and pay off their student loans in a timely manner.

In a perfect world, every vendor would clearly list their prices with a per - user breakdown.

In a perfect world for these EVs and autonomous cars, they're never going to park unless there's nobody that wants to do anything.

In a perfect world everyone would pay their credit card bill in full at the end of each billing cycle.

In a perfect world, everyone would enter retirement with a paid - off mortgage, zero debt, and a nest egg large enough to ensure they...

In a perfect world everything would increase in value, but that rarely plays out in real life.

And that two of these are not cities, but regions, shows that while the retail giant has clearly made this bidding process for its next headquarters an exercise in trying to extract the most generous tax breaks from municipalities, in a perfect world Amazon would plant «HQ2» in the nation's capital.

In some cases this may entail an empty truck going back, but «in a perfect world, they'd have freight that goes back to the other point.»

Discretionary - level expenses will be funded with excess annual income (in a perfect world) or with portfolio withdrawals, asset sales, or part - time income during retirement.

There are a few targets you should aim for which — in a perfect world — you hit before you ever make an offer.

In a perfect world, businesses risk capital for profit and cities use taxes to build public infrastructure.

In a perfect world stock market - to - gold ratios, long - term interest rates and the yield curve would work together to signal a time of change for the macro.

In a perfect world, all employees would make the maximum contributions to their plan and reap the rewards come retirement time.

Ideal: After values are weighted, what do the values look like in a perfect world to buyers?

Unfortunately, we don't live in that perfect world.

In a perfect world, we would have a macroeconomic model sophisticated enough to capture the emergence and resolution of financial imbalances, along with their related impacts on the real economy.

In a perfect world, we'd all be accepted everywhere and our gender or orientation wouldn't matter.

In a perfect world, Yuval and Pete would be called in.

But, we don't live in a perfect world.

Sheehan and the «moral complexity» school invite us to treat doctrine as a set of guidelines — ideals to live up to in a perfect world, which are always proven unreasonable when considered in the practical terms of real life.

The fact is we do nt live in a perfect world.

all yesterday showed was that in a perfect world all religion would be ban and the teaching of spirituality would be our only foundtaions.

I suppose in a perfect world that would be the case but clearly we don't live in one.