Sentences with phrase «are tied so»

OK, OK, lots of it — baby clothes especially — I'm probably hanging on to for nostalgia reasons, as they are tied so tightly to memories that even looking at them is like an emotional punch to the gut.

Flavours that use fresh fruit, coconut, and magical secret spice combinations that are tied so strongly to that place and no other.

Since trade is tied so closely to the U.S. economy, measures that make exporting and importing more difficult could have a negative effect, leading to a lack of economic growth and even an eventual recession.

does anyone really think he's going to clean up albany while being tied so closely to her and her connections to SEIU?

«But then, I don't know, that translates on the cameras [because] we're all tied so closely and the things we sacrifice for each other, that makes a good ensemble.

Very early on, I became conscious of the fact that art is a societal threat because it's tied so explicitly to truth.

And I want to ask people to see housing differently, because it's tied so deeply into our lives, our dreams, and our communities.

Sometihng that has bothered me over the last few years is the way that action on global warming has been tied so strongly to individual responsibility and morality.

Not exact matches

There's a good chance your employer won't let you come to work in a full Santa suit or dress as a Nutcracker, so a holiday tie is the next best thing.

This is the only time of year The Tie Bar puts its already affordable products on sale, so you'll want to take advantage while supplies last.

After all, one reason insurance companies traditionally keep patients tied up with red tape is because healthcare costs are so high.

Policy is tied to inflation, so it has no choice.

Whether you need to pick up all the essential ties for men or you simply want to add more choices to your professional wardrobe, right now is the best time to do so.

Because so much of its business is tied up in a few particular styles, a single manufacturing error — like the one that forced executives to recall the near - seethrough women's pants in March — can cause millions of dollars in lost sales.

All of these calls were transcribed and speaker separated to differentiate between the salesperson and the prospect, then tied to their CRM records so we could analyze this data against the outcome of the deal.

Race cars were already using Manco's tape, so last May Manco invested $ 150,000 in an official sponsorship, merchandising tie - ins, and a customer write - in contest for most creative use of the tape.

While the tie is being unveiled at Austin festival, the company has only produced 50 of them so you need to enter a lottery to «win» the opportunity to buy one.

«So after 10 years of 4 % raises, their comp is now 48 % higher, but you haven't done a single thing to tie it to performance or productivity.»

Today there are on - site gyms, massages, concierge services and even rules about after - hours e-mail so people don't feel tied to their BlackBerry.

«So it's all tied in together,» Anderson explains.

So if voting isn't meant to break a tie, what's the purpose of getting a show of hands on an issue that's holding up your meeting?

Tesla absorbed SolarCity in 2016, so it's unlikely that an official tie - up with SpaceX would happen in 2018.

So the «soft» tie - up of SpaceX and Tesla appears to be the way to go.

(And yes, I had to actually earn money when I was a student too, so I realize that's easier for some students than others, but there's always a way to slip some kind of internship, work experience, or related extracurricular into your schedule between tying on that wait staff apron.)

«A lot of people get caught with their goal being so defined that it's tied to a specific role,» she explains.

Microsoft is also tying LinkedIn and its user data trove tightly into its Dynamics business software so that a user of Microsoft's sales software can easily find prospects for campaigns from LinkedIn without leaving that application.

Once you know for sure that you're ready to take the leap and go out on your own, sever ties with your employer so you can devote 100 percent of your time to your business.

Plus, because it's so closely tied to vision, it will be easy to see how successful or unsuccessful the treatment is.

So the ties between Trump and ratings are not a mystery to Zucker or anyone else at CNN.

«Sometimes your identity is so tied up in your work that if you lose that the identity, you're in a lot of trouble,» explains Shepherd.

PR: Their stock vests over a five - year period, and the senior guys are tied up for about eight years, so they're at Canaccord for a long time.

So, what is it about New Jersey, which finished third in Cost Of Living and tied for 18 overall?

So on behalf of the oppressed tie - wearers of the world, here is my appeal to those corporate despots who still force their male staff to daily put nooses around their necks: please think again.

Not only will these experiments provide you with valuable feedback on whether you'll really enjoy that new life you're eyeing for yourself, but they're also mercifully small and doable — it's hard to tie yourself up in knots of fear and procrastination when the initial step is so tiny.

It should also be tied to the development budget so that expenses can be tracked.

But Musk is unique in that his vision is so vast and so tied to the specific operations of his businesses.

While consumers may be fine with tying themselves to a long - term contract with a giant cellphone provider, they're not so sure about doing the same with an unproven company.

(He even confesses to being so clueless as to have actually worn a tie to his first meeting at Google in the post.

But he added that it was «safe to say» that «Mueller is not prone to exaggeration, so they probably have this tightly tied down.»

When Campi Flegrei formed 200,000 years ago, it was the result of a volcanic collapse so cataclysmic, some researchers have tried to tie it to the extinction of the Neanderthals.

So is her suggestion of holiday - themed ties.

63 % of all requests to Facebook from Google Chrome were those so - called «conditional requests,» tying up resources for the time it took for the server to tell the browser that, no, there's no new file since the last time you visited.

It's practically weightless, takes up almost no space when deflated, is easy to tie onto a backpack or bike, and lasts so long on a full charge.

Rising prosperity has largely obviated the first and helped the second, along with changing social mores — people who really want children can do so today without having to be permanently tied to a mate, if they are up to the challenge.

Back in 2010 it paid $ 550 million to settle charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission that it mislead investors into buying a so - called synthetic collateralized debt obligation named Abacus, which was made up of a bundle of financial instruments tied to subprime mortgage bonds, many of which plummeted in value shortly after the deal was sold.

Still, Loftus was concerned that so much of his personal wealth — and that of his shareholders — was tied up in the business.

So, while it might be great to be able to put our money to work in an investment vehicle that produced double - digit returns, we may not be able to afford to tie up our capital for that long or to sustain huge swings in our portfolio's value.

Bregman says it's also a good time to tie up loose ends so they don't leak into the evening.

But, while it may not be true that the Obama White House directly orchestrated a plot to monitor the Trump campaign — indeed, Obama has refuted the allegations — Trump's claims are loosely based on existing evidence that the FBI was doing so as part of an investigation into Trump staffers» alleged ties to Russia.

It's fine to have a certain shirt or tie that's so unique, it rarely get's worn, but a suit should provide versatility.