Sentences with phrase «bit of a»

One final bit of Marine Corps wisdom: the value of documentation.

Projecteo does that by «blurring analog and digital technologies with a bit of back - to - the - future engineering,» he says.

Unfortunately, the consumer has to make a bit of an investment as well, but that's what's really the staying power of the PlayStation brand.

Kawasaki emphasized how «a little bit of cotton, leather and rubber» became symbolic with this 1990s Nike ad empowering women.

Yes, they can have a successful career and a thriving family, but it's a bit of a paradox that involves simultaneous frustration and joy.

Without a bit of practice, you could flounder or leave out important details when you give your pitch for real.

There's a little bit of content already there when we start, and then from there it all starts to trickle in.

First, a bit of background: If you've noticed that venture - backed startups seem to be overwhelmingly the province of white and Asian men, you're not alone.

So Obama on March 22 engaged in a bit of political puffery at a storage yard owned by Transcanada, the Edmonton - based company behind Keystone.

That savvy move is becoming a bit of a burden early in 2017.

«I still do have a bit of that dream to work for Pixar.»

In fact, I've received this so often that I figured a bit of Snapchat 101 would be helpful for those of you who haven't used it for marketing purposes — yet.

When one passenger was denied that bit of personal space Sunday, it led to a heated argument and the unscheduled landing of their plane, just halfway to its destination.

A large - scale international study on financial topics shows American teens have quite a bit of catching up to do.

The truth is that good managers are scarce, talent is always rare and you better use every bit of it that you can find,» Buffett tells Yahoo Finance in an interview released today.

Even if none of that's true, you can still make a bit of a connection on the basis of universal experiences.

«Instead of total silence, the ideal work environment for creative work has a little bit of background noise.

The big thing we foresaw was that there would be quite a bit of chaos early on.

«If you don't really trust your car, if you have a car that is a little bit of a nagging worry, you don't want to take it.»

What's easy is to focus on the problems in our lives instead of directing every bit of our energy towards the solutions.

But have you ever thought what this bit of wisdom looks like from the perspective of the busy person?

This next bit of science - backed advice requires some judgment.

It's a bit of a mixed area with subsided low - income properties and new development, which could keep prices down for sometime.

While the study concluded that the relationship between social media and stress was indirect, there is a bit of a caveat.

«We're trying to force a little bit of congestion,» says Rob Topol, general manager for Intel's 5G business.

In other words, I was risking an unlikely and temporary 3 or 4 for a probable and permanent 9 or 10, and I could easily recover my baseline workaholic prison with a bit of extra work if I wanted to.

I think it's a bit of a rising tide lifts all boats scenario.

One bad radio call, one bit of misinformation can dump everything you've built up as far as a picture of what's going on.

It was a bit of a gimmick, but it generated buzz and showed our connection to the community.»

Dreaming of opening his own pizza chain while working at a parlor in high school, John Schnatter made the goal a reality in 1985 — but it took a bit of creativity.

«It's almost a bit of ju - jitsu.»

Over the years, I've developed a personal style that has become a bit of a signature — my own brand style.

A few years ago video resumes, where people sat in front of webcams spelling out their qualifications and showing a bit of personality, were all the rage.

A shortcut that takes a little bit of courage and tempered expectations is to «cold call» people by phone or LinkedIn message.

We wanted to capture a bit of each of those.

«When students are able to adjust the lighting to the needs that they need, psychologically that helps them better concentrate because they feel that they have that extra bit of control,» Konstantinou added.

This is a bit of a bummer for families or people with roommates, since there's no way to set up multiple user accounts or tailor the music choices to each individual's Apple Music account.

I'm a bit of a clotheshorse, you could say, and people have come to expect that from me.

Nike has also caught on to a bit of luck in perhaps one of the most effective ways of engaging business in Asia: teaming up with the government.

That leaves me a bit of time to check out what's buzzing on the Internet.

Plus, if your look baffles the youngest members of your team, you can also accomplish a bit of intergenerational outreach at the event.

After a bit of experimentation, Parks learned that assigning a manager to mentor the employees who report to him or her didn't work.

«A little bit of a headwind when you talk about negative rates in Switzerland is an understatement,» Ermotti said.

Every Thursday night, she'd throw every bit of this and that from the fridge into the crockpot for a weekly «garbage stew.»

Google is also playing a bit of catch up to Amazon's Alexa, because Alexa had a year head start on Assistant.

That tiny bit of friction was enough to stop me.

CB: The last agreement was billed as a «fix for a generation» — which was clearly a bit of an overstatement.

You get socialized as a professional — it takes a bit of time to get used to dressing well, being punctual waking up early every morning, etc..

That has created a bit of a political whirlpool: local commercial fishermen are seeking caps on sportfishing.

We have a bit of an advantage here, because it's very easy to illustrate the results, thanks to Facebook and YouTube and all the other social sharing of the content people make with the cameras.