Sentences with phrase «all pertinent»

The move is especially pertinent to Cannes as mega-producer Harvey Weinstein, the catalyst of the #MeToo movement, was accused of assaulting women at the festival in previous years.

The questionnaire, which you'll ask prospects to fill out and return to you, is designed to elicit as much pertinent information as you could possibly need.

The website is a clearing house of pertinent information.

«The DHS — whether under this administration or the next — will then have all pertinent identifying information for these immigrants and could deport them.»

In it, he asked a very pertinent question: If automation really does kill jobs, why haven't we run out of them already?

The council, formed by the White House Office of American Innovation (which is in turn helmed by White House Senior Adviser and Trump's son - in - law Jared Kushner), has been tasked with modernizing government technology while also tackling the increasingly pertinent issue of cybersecurity.

Whether you're having trouble landing new clients, or are dealing with the unforeseen consequences of overlooking important startup costs, the fact remains that the only solution is to take aggressive and calculated action in order to reduce expenditure and increase the availability of income so that it can be used to make crucial investments and pertinent debt repayments.

This myth is based in some truth — one of the first IUD models, called the Dalkon Shield, was linked to infections that can cause infertility — but it's not pertinent to IUDs that one might get today.

In addition to surfacing similar resumes in order to guide you toward creating a complete resume, Resume Assistant will surface any pertinent skills that you may have forgotten to add to your resume.

Using Optical character recognition (OCR) technology, it's able to automatically detect pertinent information, like the amount and the supplier.

I had to read everything physically, clip pertinent articles, copy and distribute them to execs.

Before you go out and start using these tools indiscriminately, let's leave you with a pertinent cautionary note about automation in a marketing campaign.

People pay attention to stories that are relevant, so buttress your stories and signposts with easily understood but pertinent facts that are quantifiable, verifiable, memorable, and dramatic.

Additionally, this tool generates fraud reports which include IP addresses, locations, exact times and dates, and other pertinent information for you to submit in order to recoup losses.

Unless you have a photographic or phonographic memory, be prepared to take notes on pertinent information or advice given.

Last week, KGI Securities analyst Ming - Chi Kuo issued a research note (as reported by MacRumors) that said Apple's supply chain has resolved all pertinent bottlenecks that were holding up production.

Throughout your meeting, ask pertinent questions.

But his interest is as much in the developing world, where massive urbanization is making ever more pertinent the question of what makes a city successful.

I recently spoke with a director of one of Canada's largest food companies about risk, which is particularly pertinent with an E. coli crisis now unfolding in Alberta.

Apart from being pertinent, the images also need be the right size.

Release an explainer video that relates to your business or a humorous video they'll want to share with friends (think Old Spice or Dollar Shave Club's spots), an infographic that educates consumers about a pertinent issue, or a blog post written by your CEO that contains industry insights.

When it comes to DNA tests, a lot of pertinent information hides in that fine print, including language about who owns your DNA, where your genetic information is going, and what the process of deleting your information from a database entails.

Highlights: messages show their most pertinent information, like dates and times or attachments, in the actual stream without having to open the email itself.

This is particularly pertinent for commercial properties, which generally tend to be more hazardous than domestic dwellings.

The NSA may then seek warrants from the secretive courts created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in order to compel these companies to hand over pertinent information on terrorism suspects and affiliates.

The importance of action is not just pertinent to a business launch.

Will the government be able to attain its mission of jobs creation, remains the pertinent question, which will decide the BJP's future in the 2019 General Elections.

Chance are this came from their ability to extract data from supposedly secure networks, piece together pertinent information, develop a plan and execute it at will.

Smart companies not only have access to loads of pertinent data — they know how to organize it.

Remember that although our worries seem pertinent in the moment, they often will blow over easily in the grand scheme of things.

But when analysts asked for more details that might be pertinent to the sale, she and CFO Kenneth Goldman declined to divulge further information in multiple exchanges.

These are the things that are most pertinent to me now.

Just as people want to find solutions and information pertinent to them, the media very much wants to provide those solutions and information to their audiences.

Plus, they're often chockfull of pertinent, helpful information.

CPP is a pertinent consideration for a business owner when determining whether to take compensation as salary or dividends and to what extent.

Of course, time is limited, so your story needs to be completely pertinent to your idea.

When thinking about the Pentagon's technological research, it's more pertinent to wonder what its scientists aren't into than what are they into.

To my mind, the most pertinent is B.I.G.'s ability to create convincing tones and settings for his stories.

They're the ones who are talking to our customers, and we have daily and weekly meetings where we share everything pertinent to both customer and our workplace needs.»

Anything that gives the university an edge in one area, or highlights a unique quality, is not just pertinent, but vital to a vice-chancellor, as the public face of the institution.

The shipper can even wave the signed - off waybill in front of a camera; OCR software can read it and send pertinent information to the customer's logistics systems.

Side - hustling pro Chris Guillebeau explains that when you're presenting an offer, you want to make sure to give people all the pertinent information they need to make a purchase.

«I bring it up because it's pertinent,» Cramer said.

But when everyone's gathered all the pertinent information and the criteria have been evaluated, there's nowhere else to go but toward the closing.

Just as pertinent as the ratings are the comments that come directly from customers.

Expanding your education is important because it will keep you abreast of pertinent knowledge to advance in your current career track, or to seek a career change.

«Enterprise applications are rapidly becoming more intelligent and augmented with data and pertinent information in real - time.

Critics charge that independent risk assessment of the CMHC is virtually impossible, a pertinent point given the heightened fears of a bubble.

Even if the relevant counterfactual were a world with TPP versus one without, the 20,000 estimate would be highly problematic, but much of the potential for job loss falls away completely when the more pertinent counterfactual is used.

So, FamousEnuf, asks the pertinent question to all social media users — Are you Famous Enough (Enuf)?