Sentences with phrase «almost everyone in»

«The housing turnaround seems to have caught almost everyone in the business by surprise,» The New York Times reports.

The truth is, technology has changed the way real estate moves and shakes, opening up a wide array of opportunities for almost everyone in the field.

It's a sad fact that almost everyone in America thinks that all agents who represent buyers do very little to earn a lot of money.

Now after 10 years as a Realtor, Mary knew almost everyone in the community.

A three - bedroom house is going to be worth noticeably more than a two - bedroom house because almost everyone in the modern - day family wants at least three bedrooms.

I have done this against the grain of almost everyone in my area for over 20 years.

«Almost everyone in the sector is doing poorly.»

Retailers that want to tap into the California market in anticipation of even stronger sales when the economy recovers face a hurdle: Almost everyone in retail agrees California suffers from a severe shortage of developable sites.

Almost everyone in the team would like to become a leader, but there are very few who would actually have the characteristics to be a team leader.

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From small retail stores to large airlines, Bitcoin is accepted as a payment method by almost everyone in Japan.

Since mid-2017, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have grabbed the attention of almost everyone in the financial world and this has sparked a boom in crypto exchanges as more people join in to trade cryptos.

The end result is that the crypto - infrastructure is in place to handle a large number of customers and almost everyone in the country has heard of the concept.

Being a safe driver works for almost everyone in lowering their Richmond auto insurance premiums, especially in Richmond City in Fort Bend County, Texas.

On the other hand, almost everyone in Little Rock is on some type of a budget, no matter where they are drawing their income from.

Under the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare), almost everyone in America, including children and legal alien residents, is required by law to purchase a basic health plan that covers essential mandated benefits.

Almost everyone in the legal community seems to hate the billable hour.

There are probably many workers in New York City who are governed by industry - wide union collective bargaining agreements (which apply to almost everyone in the entertainment industry) which regulate the giving and accepting of offers to some extent.

Almost everyone in society — providers, patients, lawyers, judges — agrees that losses due to substandard care should be compensated... but not excessively.

In the U.S. real estate market, this arrangement on commission sharing is not something that is dictated by law and is instead enforced by the rules of a professional association that controls the multiple listing service for real estate and is joined by almost everyone in the industry.

Since almost everyone in an organization routinely sends email, tweets, etc., organizations may want to set up policies and training programs to educate employees and reduce potential corporate, director and officer liability.

As team captain, I made sure that almost everyone in my office was registered as a participant (we had a 94 % participation rate), and encouraged them on a daily basis via internal emails.

But this blog post isn't about them; it's about an argument that is often used (not just by them, but by almost everyone in one way or the other).

It also has to be said that almost everyone in the United States, not just the upper 1 %, buys into this.

Truth is not established by an authoritative committee but by a decentralized process which (sometimes) results in everyone or almost everyone in the field agreeing.

That's incredible growth for just a few years, and with the price of solar systems going down every year, the next few years should be even more interesting as it starts making financial sense to switch for almost everyone in the country!

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Almost everyone in the game industry has heard about the remarkable growth of PC games in places like China and Korea.

Almost everyone in Dubai got bitten by the travel bug.

Almost everyone in our organization works outside the home, and they each have their own families and their own animals.

Almost everyone in this game is there because they love dogs.

It was a dark time for almost everyone in the pet product arena.

Think about how almost everyone in the world knows Coke; the financial value of the name alone is therefore measured in the billions of dollars.

Almost everyone in the world knows what a Coke is, and most have tried it.

BlackRock surprised almost everyone in January by announcing that it would be buying Claymore Investments, the second - largest ETF provider in Canada.

Almost everyone in Frankfurt will send and receive follow - up emails.

I agree with Michael; almost everyone in this business is gracious and willing to help (within reason, of course).

When she emerged, they found almost everyone in the world dead.

When they emerged, they found almost everyone in the world dead.

Almost everyone in the Pacific Northwest has a Mount St. Helens story, and almost everyone was eager to share their story with me when I asked them about the volcano.

When almost everyone in a small town, neighborhood, or community know one another, I think the reaction to any well - known incident is always the same.

Almost everyone in the book has either seen it already or watches it with her so she can add their reactions to her observations.

This has prompted almost everyone in the industry to develop new technologies that seek to remedy this problem.

There's a reason Range Rovers are driven by almost everyone in the top one percent, from Hamptons homeowners all the way up to silver screen stars: when it comes to luxury SUVs, the British icon has essentially no equal.

With air temperature climb at 90 degrees plus (+34 C) and the track sizzling at more than 112 (44 C) degrees, heat was an issue which affect almost everyone in today's race at Miller Motorsports Park, just outside Salt Lake City.

In fact, it turns out that almost everyone in Boston is on some kind of waitlist.

After the board unanimously raised seven thumbs up, literally — that's the board's signal for a yea vote — Bell asked for a short recess and shook hands with almost everyone in the room.

«They are our best benchmark that everyone or almost everyone in the school system up and down California participates in,» Hefner said.

«I am in concert with almost everyone in the room, but we have to be careful not to alienate other people that we need at the table that are part of the community, that are part of our taxpayer base that can help us find a way... I am so proud of our students and their civic engagement,» she said.

After the Morris Jeff board unanimously raised seven thumbs up, literally — that's the board's signal for a yea vote — the room broke into applause and Bell asked for a short recess and shook hands with almost everyone in the room.