Sentences with phrase «all matter for»

Colors matter for a business and choosing the right one will build and grow your brand identity.

An influencer who is publicly complaining about the company's service on Twitter is more a matter for Rogers» public relations department, he added.

As Google has a global search engine market share of over 90 %, that level of control matters for any publisher.

The absolute dollars will matter for sure and sometimes there's just too much distance between the parties to get the deal done.

Like Erin Griffith said in a previous Term Sheet, the degree of the misconduct matters: «The specific act that occurred matters for questions like: Should this person be allowed to get a new job in a position of power?

But what the Fed watches — and which matters for consumers — is inflation, the ongoing measure of its purchasing power of items that people buy.

«Of course, as important as the non-farm payroll report is, at the end of the day, what really matters for individual stocks are the earnings, and we kick off a brand new earnings season on Tuesday,» Cramer said.

The survey didn't mention payroll, which tends to complicate matters for small - business owners.

You give yourself permission to do the significant things that matter for the long term.»

If it will truly matter for all of those, pay attention to it.

Why does it matter for me to be successful?

Musk said during the call that the 90 kWh option mattered for the Model X insofar as it is an improvement to the company's products in general.

In 2004, Brock founded Media Matters for America, the nation's premiere progressive media watchdog group.

Economic credibility matters for the future of this party.

«However, what will matter for Fed policy is not the weak performance in the second quarter, but whether spending reaccelerates or remains stuck in the coming months.»

States that have legalized marijuana are embolden to defy the federal government by the Constitution's Tenth Amendment, which declares states have authority over any matter that the Constitution has not specified is a matter for the federal government.

Speaking to the BBC's Sunday Politics show, Mr Raab said the issue would be a matter for post-withdrawal negotiations with the EU.

There, promotion matters for building destination traffic, so MTY is shifting marketing dollars from menu upgrades to billboard and bus advertising.

Surranna Sandy, CEO of Canada's largest resume - writing firm, Resume Solutions, says that when you build your online presence, the words you choose matter for reasons beyond proving your eloquence.

And there's more there than just fashion: Details like hair, nails and accessories also matter for both males and females.

OPINION: Kalgoorlie has had a few wild rides over the years thanks to its reliance on two metals that can lurch from one extreme to another in a matter for days.

Overall app numbers do matter for three reasons, none of which has to do with farting.

«It is a matter for the regulator to examine whether any conditions are necessary from a competition perspective.»

As a CPA, I've been advising wealthy individuals in money matters for more than 30 years.

This matters for Canada, because our economy is 70 % services.

The first is a practical matter for the paper, which is that attacking and undermining the source that helped the company win a Pulitzer Prize looks hypocritical at best and craven at worst, and is almost certain to make future Snowdens think twice or even three times about going to the newspaper with a leak or a classified tip.

Watch this video to learn more about how top leaders learned to focused on what really matters for their businesses.

But Ginsburg added: «The Court expressed no opinion on whether the honest - services instructional error was ultimately harmless, but leaves that matter for consideration on remand.»

Further complicating matters for McDonald was a vocal alumni group.

But that doesn't matter for voice assistant providers like Amazon — the hardware itself is a loss - leader anyway, so simply getting voice assistants into the home, no matter where they're located, gives them another touchpoint into users» lives that they can use to monetize their core services.

Practicing proper asset allocation appears to be another matter for retail investors.

The report could hurt GM in legal proceedings and complicate matters for lawyer Kenneth Feinberg, the compensation expert hired by GM to settle some of the many lawsuits, said Carl Tobias, a law professor and product liability specialist at the University of Richmond in Virginia.

But does any of this matter for Netflix's performance?

«Historically, it is not only the direction of U.S. yields that matters for the dollar but also the absolute level.»

That key intuition comes from Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz, of Columbia University, and Linda Bilmes, of Harvard University, who've been studying the matter for years trying to bring some method to the madness of accounting for the budgetary and broader economic costs of war (which remains, by their own admission, a bit of an educated guess).

While it's well understood that natural features such as rivers and fertile soil matter for economic growth, this study provides some of the first evidence that natural amenities are also important.

This shift only matters for those earning more than $ 270,000 for 2018.

For the same reason good design matters for your product, it matters for your presentation.

While the new approach would make it easier for citizens to complain without having to repeatedly fly to Ireland, for example — as in the case of serial Facebook complainant Max Schrems — they say it also would slow down the complaint process and over-complicate matters for the Internet companies.

«What matters for research isn't your score,» AI writes in a blog post, «but instead the generality of your technique.»

To complicate matters for India, its erstwhile ally Russia, which has become a close friend of China, is showing interest in establishing closer ties with Pakistan.

Pay closer attention because down the road this is going to matter for your business.

«It acknowledges that you are self - aware and have weaknesses, like all of us, but none that are any real concern because they don't really matter for the job,» he explains.

Further complicating matters for the Brexiters who want a full and complete severing of ties are industrial regulations those irreplaceable EU agencies enforce.

What you package your sample in matters for consumer appeal.

This matters for several reasons:

Concerns about BYOD first became a matter for public discussion in 2010 when workers began bringing their personal smartphones to work, and used them to become more efficient at their jobs.

Why does credit matter for entrepreneurs?

The crowd was much thinner in the Rio Olympic Arena, but that didn't matter for U.S. gymnast Simone Biles.

The bottom line (in more ways than one) is that size still matters for media companies.