Sentences with phrase «at the center of»

There is a brass bell at the center of the training compound, and if you decide you want out of the course, all you have to do is go up to it and ring it.

It places the customer at the center of business, and it focuses on the ultimate endgame, which is leveraging blockchain to prevent disruption as well as ensure that both parties benefit from such a secured transaction.

The agents were particularly interested in the facility's practices when it came to an even smaller subset of those scheduled drugs: the highly addictive pain medicines containing oxycodone and hydrocodone that have been at the center of the nation's opioid epidemic.

Hundreds gather in the New York Crystal Palace, the iron - and - glass exhibition hall at the center of the World's Fair, to watch a man standing on a platform four stories high, suspended by a single taut rope.

NEW YORK — Cambridge Analytica, firm at the center of Facebook's privacy debacle, says it's declaring bankruptcy and shutting down.

One company at the center of this conversation is OTTO Motors, a division of Clearpath Robotics.

Pai is at the center of the U.S.'s net neutrality storm.

Delta largely won the online conversation by adopting a more relatable, less corporate tone than airlines often take when placed at the center of the controversy, Geller said.

At the center of all these questions is an inner yearning to be a whole person — head and heart, yin and yang, doing and being.

Plus, in 2008, the Aurora distribution center had been at the center of another settlement — this one for $ 13.25 million — for the same issue: failing to report suspicious orders (McKesson did not admit wrongdoing).

While making these improvements does not guarantee a workplace utopia, keeping your employees at the center of your office decisions will keep your company on track for success.

The right office can help you be at the center of their world.

According to a new study, there are tens of thousands of black holes at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

At the center of the selling was Google's parent company, Alphabet, whose better - than - expected quarterly sales were overshadowed by rising expenses and a looming regulatory clampdown.

Google's Spotlight Stories: Teaming up with Motorola, Google is creating a new interactive program that puts users at the center of an animated featurette... literally at the center of a 360 degree virtual reality movie, viewable with a Moto X smartphone.

Frank now leads BuzzFeed Motion Pictures, the video unit that the company has increasingly put at the center of its strategy.

«If we're to be fully focused on fairness and the truth,» Denton said, «profitability has to be at the center of it.

It's about finding like - mindedness in our differences and placing our unique differences at the center of conversations to be able to grow and build inclusive teams.

Mr. Putin also put the blockchain at the center of his «Digital Economy» program for Russia, and his government has talked about creating a crypto - ruble, similar to Bitcoin.

Facebook, where Thiel sits on the board, has been at the center of calls for greater regulation in recent months.

The ability to track and analyze every interaction with a customer or prospect increases customer engagement and keeps the customer where he or she belongs - at the center of your focus - and helps you close more deals and win more business.

Turkey is changing dramatically and at the center of this transformation is its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Small business and entrepreneurship are at the center of creating jobs and growing the economy, which are key pieces of Trump's stated focus.

With more plastic than plankton at the center of the seas, marine life is consuming this waste.

Today's teens are at the center of a massive turf war that's roiling the tech industry.

However, since the early 1930s, this nondescript rock has been at the center of an ongoing disagreement between Canada and Denmark.

But even with these trends, I believe, consumer and patient value lies at the center of gravity.

It's a new book by Andrew Keen, a deep thinker on Silicon Valley culture, that proposes reconstructing our whole approach to the Internet by putting humans back at the center of our technology.

The researcher at the center of the Facebook personal data scandal, Aleksandr Kogan, also briefly had access to public data from Twitter.

Cambridge Analytica, the political - consulting firm at the center of a data - collection and privacy scandal, said it's shutting down all operations and has begun insolvency proceedings in the U.K.

The two men at the center of the incident were waiting inside the Starbucks location for a white friend on Thursday but did not order anything and were asked to leave.

«We should place these feelings at the center of our lives and let them be the catalysts for a sustained exploration that continues throughout the week, over months and probably years, and that generates conversations with ourselves, with friends, mentors and with professionals,» he writes, warning us that «something very serious is going on when sadness and anxiety descend for a few hours on Sunday evenings.»

As ridiculous as it may seem, Cramer could see the T - Mobile - Sprint merger gaining government approval thanks to the man at the center of it all: T - Mobile CEO John Legere.

As much as we may like to ignore the fact, one day we'll all face the urgent question at the center of this memoir - how to die well.

Passenger traffic in the travel sector is growing at 7 percent a year — outpacing the United States» near - 2 percent GDP growth — and Boeing is at the center of the trend, Dennis Muilenburg, its chairman, president and CEO told CNBC on Thursday.

However, the names of the companies at the center of the scam weren't initially disclosed in the indictment.

«It's at the center of Hollywood's punk rock past, and you can feel the creative energy.»

Valeant has been at the center of a political firestorm over prescription medication costs and pharmaceutical companies, which depend more on acquiring or licensing existing therapies (and then raising their prices) rather than fueling R&D into new drugs.

• Libstar, a South African consumer products maker, is reportedly at the center of a potential IPO, Bloomberg reports.

In March, the Justice Department arrested Evaldas Rimasauskas, the man they believe is at the center of the cyber crime, the publication reported.

But she also stresses creating the environment for long - term economic growth, which is why a significant increase to the capital - gains tax for investments less than six years in duration is at the center of her plan.

Alphabet says the executive at the center of its lawsuit against Uber had a deal before he left the company

Analysts said they would watch closely for any comments the BOJ makes about the yen, which has been at the center of talk about a global «currency war.»

«I'm lucky that my husband has a flexible schedule — one we've shifted to accommodate his love for the early morning hours and my preference to stay in bed... Even if I'm not putting my work at the center of this time, starting out with quiet time always pays dividends later in the day.»

The tower has been at the center of potential conflicts of interest involving Kushner, who is also Trump's son - in - law.

We built our organization globally by keeping this at the center of every investment and decision and now it's just part of our DNA.

Winnebago's modest, low - slung headquarters — Potts occupies a windowless corner office on the second floor — sits at the center of campus, largely obscured by warehouses and rows of motor homes in various stages of production.

But at store level, they're at the center of the Cultural Demographic Shift and have an expectation to be accountable to much more.

Placing the customer at the center of everything has substantial ramifications on the future of retail.

That moment encapsulates a lot about what is at the center of Cole's belief system about people and about how to do business: Focus on the positive, even across a wide experiential or cultural background.