Not exact matches
Ours
is showing you good
people for you to meet regardless
of whether they
're down the block or across the city, and because
of the accountability and transparency that
's in Hinge — we show first name, last name, where you work, where you went to school, all these
different aspects — it
's much more geared towards quality interactions.
«We could throw up a quick study
for an entrepreneur
for $ 10, and within a day get a lot
of feedback from
different people about how heavy or light, fast or slow a logo would
be,» he says.
e embrace that and make content
for the whole
person,
for all the quirky
different things
people are interested in,» said Jonah Peretti, the founder
of BuzzFeed.
But I think over time because Hinge
is getting better and better, you'll
be able to use it
for a broad array
of purposes and one
of them will
be if you
're serious about finding a specific kind
of person, it will actually
be a great platform
for that and still in a much lighter - weight way then having to fill out a whole profile and just using
people's ambient information because there
's so much information that already exists about
people through their interactions that they already have through Instagram and Facebook and Twitter and all these
different kinds
of platforms that allow us to match you up probably better than stuff you would say about yourself on an online dating site because frankly its more validated and it
's more real.
By way
of example, the multilingual robot will help stores determine if they need more staff with
different language capabilities or whether
people are asking more
for certain items at certain times.
It can
be a challenge to view a
person who has always done a certain set
of tasks or held one position in a
different light, but you
are doing your business a disservice not to create opportunities
for advancement
for your strongest employees.
Gender
is obviously one aspect, but we should
be looking
for people of color and a variety
of different ways that we can enhance diversity and perspective.
Riding in Ubers requires a
different set
of dialogue chops: when banter lulls,
be the first
person on the planet to ask the Uber driver if it
's fun to drive
for Uber.
Our love stories and desires may
be different, but
for many
people, empathy ranks high on the list
of desirable traits in a partner.
But
for me it
's not just the number
of people — it
's really about the
different perspectives that
are brought to bear so that we get more robust solutions.
The reality
of business funding
for startups and young businesses turns out to
be entirely
different than most
people imagine.
If we think
of the corporation (
for - profit or otherwise) as an instrument or technology by means
of which
people seek to achieve their goals, then it becomes clear that the rights (or «rights»)
of different kinds
of corporate
persons depend not on what kind
of entity they
are, but on the the demonstrable goals
of the human
beings involved.
While many
people go
for the full seven days, I previously did only four, so my experience may have
been different from that
of others.
With so many
people in need, and
different challenges facing every region, there
are limitless possibilities
for innovation: new and better means
of supply, delivery, recycling and treatment.
I've used a variety
of different ones on my commutes over the years, but the best ones
for avoiding tangled wires and
for blocking out the noisy
people on the train
are the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 Wireless Headphones.
«
People are looking
for different types
of proteins and plant - based
is something that
's seeing fast growth.
But TV ratings and digital broadcasts
are measured in totally
different ways, and when Next Level Media broke the numbers apart, it concluded that at least four times as many
people watched an NBA Finals game on average as tuned in
for League
of Legends finals.
People in some parts
of the country have had that ability
for a while, either because
of state laws or the fact that the new federal rule
was phased in, applying to
different places at
different times.
For some
people challenging themselves
is simply taking a
different route to work or trying a
different type
of food.
It turns out that
being a dominatrix
is like having a robust human laboratory at your fingertips
for understanding the nuances
of how
people relate to each other in
different situations.
Having
been watched by more than 18 million
people, the video has built brand advocacy
for Dove as a
different way
of thinking about beauty.
For example, as evidence
of the growth
of e-sports, many
people use data from
different sources to claim that the annual championship
of Riot Games's League
of Legends
is watched by more viewers than the National Basketball Association finals.
The one thing that
is different now from when I started
is the emergence
of websites who will put you in touch with
people who will do a lot
of this work
for you and
for a very low price.
We started having interactions with
different groups
of Korean organizations, and that
's when we started thinking about it once again, and the
people have always shown great appreciation
for us.»
It
's a lot harder when it means standing up
for the rights
of people with
different viewpoints to say what they care about.
«A lot
of people approach leadership from a
different perspective, but
for me a true leader
is someone who confronts fear, embraces pain, and welcomes suffering.
«Dubai
is very popular
for EB - 5 because it
's actually a culmination
of many
different people from many
different nationalities,» said Zamanian.
Bestselling author Ken Blanchard mentioned in his book, «Heart
of a Leader», that each
person has
different motivations
for the work they do or to stay in a job they
are in.
Jay
's received a lot
of recognition in
different ways as an influencer, but this time, he
was being recognized
for all the hours he
's spent on planes and speaking to
people and the positive reviews he
's received
for putting the time in.
«We ran a lot
of different tests, from putting up a splash page to see what
people were willing to pay
for different feature sets.
According to the study, which asked 2,849
people about
different forms
of online harassment, 73 %
of respondents said they've seen someone else
being harassed, whereas 40 %
of people say they experienced it
for themselves.
There
are different kinds
of value
for different kinds
of people.
If you have a friend who loves Trump and you don't, and all he or she talks about
is Trump, well, spend less time with that
person or just explain that you appreciate his followers» passion
for the candidate but you hold a
different view and don't want to let politics get between the two
of you, so best to leave it behind.
Although members
of The
People's Vote
are quick to point out that they
're asking
for a
different kind
of vote, pro-Brexit leaders in the Conservative party, which controls the government, say the public doesn't want to vote on Brexit again.
Groups
is very simple:
For $ 65 a week, it offers group therapy in areas plagued by opioid addiction — targeting towns with fewer than 10,000 residents and little access to recovery programs — so
people at
different stages
of recovery can learn from one another.
While there
's only a one - in - a-million chance
of some random
person being able to do this on your phone, Apple said Wednesday that the «statistical probability
is different for twins and siblings that look like you and among children under the age
of 13, because their distinct facial features may not have fully developed.»
Because Intercom's vision
is quite big, to
be this singular customer communication platform
for all
different businesses, to communicate with the customers with the end goal
of making internet business personal, there will always
be things
people want to use us
for that Intercom doesn't yet support.
For example, when writing this, we put together a custom report that let them see the average amount
of time
people from
different countries
are spending on the Firebrand Group site.
For those not good at math, that means that you
are asking a lot
of different people the same questions.
Since board members can essentially work
for free (or sometimes, in a sense, pay
for the privilege) you
're looking
for an entirely
different type
of person than when you hire
for an in - house position.
All that
was looked at or considered
was,
different kinds
of ways in which the
people could
be seated so that
people and office goers could come, do their job and retire
for home.
The same logic
is likely to prevail with antigay discrimination: It flunks the test, laid down by the Court in 1978,
of «treatment
of a
person in a manner which but
for that
person's sex would
be different.»
For example, if your company strategy
is to increase sales by suggesting complementary products or services, remind your employees in seven
different ways: In
person, through your employee newsletter, via a company - wide email blast, on a break room poster, through a voicemail blast, on a computer screen saver and as part
of an employee quiz.
Looking
for values
is different than answering the question
of: «Would I want to have coffee with this
person?»
(Some
people worried that water fluoridation would lead to widespread poisoning; others feared it
for a
different reason: that it
was the vanguard
of «socialized medicine» and an assault on individual medical privacy.)
But the move appears not to
be going on planned, in part
for a reason that could have
been anticipated:
AI technology
is, like
people, prone to bias — a bias as human as the political leanings
of an editor, but coming from
different sources.
It showed enhanced activity in sections
of the brain responsible
for willfulness and memory — much
different patterns than when
people were merely fantasizing about a desired future.
«Having diverse leadership means there
are more voices in the room, and there
are more
different points
of entry
for people who
are being bullied or abused at work,» Coles told Business Insider.
Influencer Alissa Ashley, who has nearly a million subscribers, said she
was frustrated by the shades or (lack thereof) in her own video review, saying that they appeared «orange» on her skin even after mixing two
different shades, opting out
of an extended wear test out
of principle, and telling Tarte, «The fact that there
is such a limited shade range
for people of color,
people with melanin,
is just so disappointing and honestly, I
'm shocked that Tarte would do this given the fact they knew that
people were so excited
for this.»
A key element
of the Moments feature
is the ability
for Facebook's algorithms to recognize
people's faces across
different photos, so that Moments knows who
was at the event.