Sentences with phrase «become de»

Also to be sponsored by an FHA lender and become a DE Underwriter.

Like it or not, LinkedIn — at least at the time of writing this book — has become the de facto standard professional networking site and web resume.

«Jon showed me some of those resumes and postulated that they would become the de facto standard.

After all, whoever they hire will become a de facto representative of their company.

Investors and experts believe that this is just the beginning and that ICOs will become the de facto method for fundraising in the future.

Everyday in the news, we see new cheap Apple Watch bands trying to become the de facto alternative to the more expensive, official Apple Watch bands, and they're usually just as good.

Andy: I think that what's far more likely than UWP apps, designed for Windows, running on Android, is that Microsoft will simply continue to evolve its already - excellent tools in an effort to become the de facto standard for all mobile app development.

Every Xbox One ships with a Kinect and with this generation Microsoft is pushing to become a de facto TV companion going beyond gaming.

These are small problems that Motorola and the Android game developers can solve in order to take Android games to the next level - but unless the Moto Mods and the Game Pad become the de facto way of gaming on the go, this isn't going to entice developers in.

That's where DxOMark comes in — over the course of the last year, the website has become the de facto standard for measuring smartphone cameras.

Chris Chiang, vice-president of Product Management at Acer America, said, «Chromebooks have become the de facto standard for education technology in many districts around the world.

Meanwhile, Amazon has cranked out half a dozen different Echo models over the past three years, which have become the de facto standard for smart speakers.

Once Lightning Network gets up and running — or as bitcoin cash adoption continues to grow — there's no reason why sats can't become the de facto unit for referencing small purchases.

Despite the continued existence of the rivaling PMA group, the WPC's Qi technology has become the de facto wireless charging standard, especially after Powermat jumped onboard.

Three years after the release of the original Xbox One, Microsoft released an updated version of the console, the Xbox One S, which has now become the de facto Microsoft system moving forward.

Despite the lackluster success of Microsoft's Skype app, Slack has become the de facto king of online workplace collaboration platforms.

South Korea lawmakers have confirmed cryptocurrency exchanges will become de facto legal January 30 as they enact new laws about anonymity in trading.

And then there's Twitter, a service that has become the de facto place for making general customer service complaints, in the hopes that your angry tweet will be seen by the company and handled.

As a bonus, whatever soundbar or speaker system you have connected to the Apple TV become de facto AirPlay 2 speakers.

Furthermore, Apple has suggested that whatever speaker is connected to the Apple TV, be it a soundbar or speaker system, that would automatically become a de facto AirPlay 2 speaker.

That's backed by 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of on board storage, which has become the de facto standard among Android Wear watches.

The problem for Apple is that Chromebooks have become the de facto device for many school districts.

«A single state should not have to feel that the only way to protect its citizens is to pass a law that would become a de facto national standard.»

«He's an example of a character who would never have been written if the show started today,» says comedian Hari Kondabolu, an inspired ranter who's become the de facto voice of the anti-Apu movement.

Singletasking is just what it sounds like: Approaching and tackling one task at a time sequentially instead of trying to do a whole bunch of things at once, as has become de rigeur in our modern multitasking age.

This has, at least in theory, become the de facto standard for video chats on Android.

But, some startups have skidded in the gold rush to become the de facto standard for mobile payment.

CIOs might support some operations, but developers will become de facto decision makers.

On - demand bookings have become de rigueur in the mobile consumer space, allowing for last minute fitness classes, hotels,...

Given all this, it's inevitable that doing good will become the de facto way of doing business.

It has become the de facto open source office suite for many people, but others still use OpenOffice because they aren't aware of the better fork and the drama surrounding it.

Hackathons have become the de facto mechanism of choice for innovative product / service businesses to emerge — the most practical, meritocratic, and efficient way of vetting new ideas into implementation.

WordPress has become the de facto standard platform for small business websites.

The Prime Minister's role can and has evolved to some extent with usage and convention, but there is a fixed limit imposed upon the office by the Constitution Act, 1867 — namely, that whatever power the Prime Minister may wield in practice, he / she can never become the de jure head of state, since the Constitution Act, 1867 explicitly reserves this role for the Queen, as represented in Canada by the Governor General.

By the end of the millennium, it had become de rigeur for law schools to offer some kind of clinical training — although not at the level where every student graduating from law school was required to obtain the basic skills needed to practice law.

Otherwise, they may become de facto employees, which would add payroll taxes to your small business taxes.

sharedo has the potential to become the de facto case and matter management platform for large law firms and I am thrilled that I will be part of the team to make this happen.»

It is certainly possible that with sufficient tiers, they could become de facto rankings or promoted by firms as such.

In fact, the GDPR will become the de facto national privacy law in the US.

Meanwhile, the once - controversial and now widely accepted legal directory site Avvo picked up another $ 37.5 million in financing, for a total raised since its inception of $ 60.5 million, a LinkedIn profile has become de rigueur for legal professionals, and lawyers» use of Facebook continues to expand.

The DuPont Legal Model has become the de facto standard for relationships between corporate law departments and outside law firms.

Unfortunately, they will probably prevail and what we've seen in the last eight years will become de rigueur.

These days, however, «everyone has become green,» as screenings of An Inconvenient Truth and discussions of global warming have become de rigueur.

IES's software suite, the Virtual Environment (VE), has already become the best energy analysis in the UK and may quickly become the de facto simulation tool within the United States.

Solar power has become the de facto replacement for electricity in appliances that run the gamut from sewing machines to light batteries on their horse - drawn buggies.

Since there are no environmental protection regulations governing indoor residential kitchens, your lungs, skin and digestive systems have become the de facto filter for a soufflé of carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehydes, volatile organic compounds, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, fine and ultra fine particles and other pollutants associated with meal preparation.

This data storage (as well as metadata and analysis code) and availability should be written into the funding contracts — then it will become a de facto standard for most or all researchers.

The erosion of American engagement in climate diplomacy has already allowed China to become the de facto world leader on global environmental policy.

Limiting warming to no more than two degrees has become the de facto target for global climate policy.

In the meantime, it is at least conceivable that linkage of state - level cap - and - trade systems across the United States will become the de facto post-2012 national climate policy architecture.