Sentences with phrase «because of the learning curve»

Surgeons, particularly older ones, were slow to adopt the new technology, largely because of the learning curve required.

• Not very daycare and daddy friendly because of the learning curve.

If you do it yourself, and haven't tried it yourself yet, and maybe need to take some classes to learn, plan a lot of extra time for the first books because of the learning curve involved.

I've been nervous to switch my cats over to raw foods, just because of the learning curve involved, but I've finally decided to give it a go.

Sometimes, managers are reluctant to assign you a project because of the learning curve that is involved.

Because of this learning curve, many companies prefer to hire from within.

Not exact matches

I left my first startup at the peak of my performance, because after five years, I needed to get back on a rapid learning curve.

Our approach has something of a learning curve, because it's unique.

That's because there's a bit of a learning curve when cooking with cassava flour.

Lighten up where you can, but don't give up on safety because it is a very important issue and how you work such disagreements out is an essential part of the learning curve for new parents.

So the ideal would be if you can to supplement your baby at the breast and if you are finding it difficult, get some good help with doing that because you have just a little bit of a learning curve but once you get the hang of it, it works quite well.

It's important to realize, though, that they are just babies and they have a huge learning curve so just because we told them we'd like quiet doesn't mean they're capable of delivering on our request.

I'm glad I got the «learning curve» of nursing done with my singleton because nursing twins is hard, but do - able!

Because of this, you should remember that there's a steep learning curve for babies going straight to sippy cups.

Seals Nevergold said Flanagan - Priore came across as «very genuine,» as a longtime city resident «invested in the city» and someone who «will not have a very steep learning curve because she already comes in with some understanding of some of the major issues that we face in the district.»

They are now analyzing Kepler's light curves to learn new details about the uninhabitable massive planets that Kepler detects because characterizing these «hot Jupiters» and Neptune - sized planets (planets less than four times the diameter of Earth) is considered great practice for eventually studying small planets.

She adds that getting a pet can add other types of stress because there's always a learning curve with anything new.

This saves you a ton of time because you can shorten the learning curve that comes with figuring it out yourself.

But it was because I was afraid of the learning curve and I was completely overwhelmed at the time getting ready for Christmas, getting a son ready to leave home, and getting our house ready to sell.

I never know what to say in these things... I like to play Pokémon on 3DS, I also play Minecraft and Skyrim in my PS4 but it's all a learning curve because I only got it a few weeks ago so I won't pretend to be knowledgeable on any of these things.

It isn't very fun as a pick - up - and - play title because of the steep learning curve.

There just isn't much fun to be had with «Infinite Air» because of a steep learning - curve that isn't overcome in a reasonable amount of time.

Well, there's a learning curve for all of us with every take because I don't like to rehearse actors.

The stakes of these situations are very high: you can not afford to have apprentices moving through their learning curve because of the magnitude of impact of mistakes.

They like it because has a «learn at your own pace» philosophy as well as spares them the embarrassment of sitting in classroom with much younger people without the same ability to match their learning curve.

In a recent EdSurge article, my colleague Julia Freeland Fisher explains that many of the most innovative online - learning technologies have slow adoption curves because they are not plug - compatible with traditional schools.

«I would say that CORE is going to have a learning curve, but I do believe it's doable because of everybody working together,» he said.

Our state has historically been among the nation's leaders in academic performance - precisely because we stay ahead of the learning curve.

Tech training is especially important for teachers because many of them aren't «digital natives» — they didn't grow up with technology at their fingertips like most of their students have — so new technology often has a steep learning curve.

i committed to that learning curve «out of the gate», because i have lived through an entire graduate degree and 9 years of professional life trying to figure out * how to avoid printing *, while keeping my reading load light and portable.

It was a steep learning curve to move from nonfiction to an illustrated picture book, because the demands of the quality of illustrations, the difference in software for layout, etc..

Maybe it's because I am newsletter - impaired, but a fair amount of my learning curve was trying to work with the templates.

Instead, as mentioned last week, we need an intelligent guess at where we are on the learning curve before starting the editing process because any advice will be of limited use if we're not ready to understand.

In fact, it was the toughest one because of the long learning curve.

Because their software is designed to work in unison and there's a learning curve of sorts there, the odds of customers continuing to use their products are somewhat high.

Because of the steep learning curve as a new trader, it was very important to get fast support especially when I was having a problem on a trade and it could cost me money.

While it's easy to let some things slide because the puppy is «just being a puppy,» it's extremely important to put the pup on a fast learning curve as far as the rules of the house are concerned.

Verdun can be frustrating because of how steep its learning curve is, but stick with it and it's a hugely rewarding game which puts the emphasis on communication, team - work and careful shooting.

It's not that there's no challenge, because there's a couple of real head - scratchers and the game has a nice learning curve, it's because the setup never deviates from the formula that it introduces earlier on.

That's not to say it's easy to control your ship, because there is a steep learning curve when it comes to using all of Kai Tana's (and her ship's) abilities.

If you've come from a lot of racers where cars are the big attraction then get ready for a fun learning curve as you get your noggin» wrapped around the wacky world of leaning early into corners to hit the apex, but don't worry too much because there's the usual adjustable options such as automatic braking and anti-wheelie control.

Because of this, Shadow of Mordor feels familiar and therefore, the learning curve is shortened.

Yes, there is a bit of a learning curve to the controls, mainly because there are so many options and the fact that the game really requires you to read and react to your opponents» movements, but the in - game tutorials and instructions do a great job of teaching you the finer points of simulated MMA combat.

It starts out pretty basic and stays that way all game long, which is good and bad — good because the learning curve is quick and easy, bad because, well, there's not a whole lot of variety to the combat.

Its frantic and chaotic matches often led me to frustration because of the breakneck speed and tight learning curve.

The multiplayer does have a bit of a learning curve, because of the many variations of Specialists the typical run and gun aspect of Call of Duty has become a more thought out process of learning the maps, understanding your enemies strong points dependent on the Specialist they chose and knowing how to properly use your character.

In fact, this learning curve analysis would suggest that CDR faces the opposite of a «moral hazard» problem — because CDR remains so far behind other renewable technologies, we will keep building more and more renewables and neglect to develop CDR, which will seem expensive by comparison.

That is because there is a learning curve to pick up any new operating system or piece of software.

Said differently, satisfied clients will generate higher profits over a longer period by lowering the cost of sales (retaining existing clients is always less costly than acquiring new clients), because of a reduced learning curve (see above), because of steady utilization and because many - to - many relationships between firms and clients magnify these benefits.

So even as someone who's pretty adept in Microsoft Office Word — because that's what I've used to go and then switch to Libre document, whatever it's called, LibreOffice document version — it takes a little bit of a learning curve for sure.