Sentences with phrase «basically puts a stop to»

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[5] A good way to stop a journalist from coming to your launch event (or any event) is to send them an invite in a pretty looking graphic which is basically impossible to extract information from or put into a calendar.

After months and months of basically beating my kitchen to death with non stop recipe testing and photo shoots, it's time to put the place back together.

I had stopped proof reading it and had basically put it to memory.

I could go into the browser to search Wikipedia, but to get to any website I'd have to click on a link in Wikipedia to take me to Google Search... I believe it was on the Sprint network and I was able to (slowly) surf the internet for free, get my email... it wasn't easy and some sites would freeze the browser, but basically I was able to do this for free until Amazon caught on to what we were all doing and put a stop to it with an update.

Basically, when you are determining the best place to put your stop loss you want to think about the closest logical level that the market would have to hit to prove your trade signal wrong.

Those some contractors put a lien on the house and because my general contractor stop answering his phone and basically disappeared I had to pay them a portion of what they were unload in order to sell the house without any liens or encumbrances.