Sentences with phrase «breaking point for»

Plz clarify soon to help decide to buy it or not as it is deal breaking point for me.Thanks in advance.

The latest dispute between the IRS and Coinbase could prove to be a breaking point for tax regulators, not just in the US, but all over the world.

Now we've reached the breaking point for the planet.

It was the major strategic breaking point for turning the tide of the war and Normandy beach landings.

However, this is perhaps where the biggest breaking point for Past Cure comes in to play as it tries to straddle the line between survival horror and action thriller, and the only area I feel where it has a little bit of difficulty trying to take on both at the same time.

â (TM), which, here, is stretched to breaking point for this puerile punt at cinematic glory.

It is often a breaking point for new relationships.

Stress, overeating, and a lot of injuries led to a very real breaking point for Glenn.

«New algorithm finds the optimal bond breaking point for single molecules.»

In turn, Mourinho brought up the fact that the Chelsea coach had previously served a suspension for failing to report match - fixing during his time as Siena manager in Italy's Serie B (although a court ultimately exonerated him of all charges)-- and it was this jibe that seems to have proved the breaking point for his Stamford Bridge successor.

It has reached breaking point for manager Brendan Rodgers and the Northern Irishman is desperate to bring in a new stopper in the January transfer window.

«That said, there is still a breaking point for them, so we work hard to manage our costs and make sure what they are getting is a great product for a great price.»

That inch could be the breaking point for your muscles, taking them from tired to exhausted — your goal every single time!

Was there a breaking point for your company?

With newspapers and television dominated by pictures and reports of hundreds of migrants who have either died or been turned away by the richest continent in the world, the situation has reached a breaking point for Europe's leaders.

An unexpected expense or sudden cost increase is often responsible for the shortfall, and it may well be the final breaking point for a business that's already struggling.

«To see the beautiful patterns exhibited by these materials at their breaking points for the first time was enormously exciting — and important for future applications.»

This point is usually a bit of a make or break point for some of my peers - I have known a number of bloggers who got to a point where the love of it changed and they found something else, retiring their blogs.

The situations, and the graphic nature of the writing seems to be the break point for determining erotica - vs - hot romance, but I have to assume that if it is too spicy, you lose audience.

Answer: Creditors establish their own guidelines and break points for doling out credit.

It is already at the make - or - break point for sea ice melt given a certain amount does melt and there is melt - ponds etc..

I have a feeling Paris is the make or break point for this whole charade.

Not exact matches

The decision riled Republican lawmakers in Delta's home state of Georgia to the point that the state senate on Thursday approved a tax bill that did not include an expected tax break for airlines.

The service collects the best tweets on a particular subject — from sports to entertainment to breaking news — in a single place, providing an easy access point for casual consumers.

To build genuine loyalty — a customer base with intrinsic preference for your brand — retailers need to break with old - school tactics, realizing instead that earning consumer trust, preference and loyalty is a strategic initiative that goes far beyond points, coupons, discounts and mass - blasted emails.

U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Thursday after the Dow Jones broke the 22,000 milestone for the first time ever.

During the Q&A for Malcolm Gladwell, who gave an opening keynote speech on differing innovation styles, addressed this point while fielding a question about why so few women - owned companies break the million dollar mark.

As they point out, there's plenty of room for optimism about the eventual therapeutic applications of stem cells, but clinics offering to cure Parkinson's or to fix broken spinal cords are not just misleading but seriously dangerous.

At one point, the hurricane was so strong in the Caribbean that it was identified as a Category 5, breaking the record for the most powerful storm ever detected in the open Atlantic.

To think about what «Breaking Bad» would have been like without him is almost impossible, as he was such a key point in Gus Fring's criminal organization, as well as a perfect foil for Odenkirk's Goodman to bounce his humor off of.

IDC also pointed out a large reason for the Chromebook's success: the low - cost devices have been a hit with K - 12 schools in the United States, even though the company is still looking to break into consumer and business markets.

«The tools they gain and the opportunities they earn permanently break the cycles of drug - use, incarceration, and poverty for them and their families, for life,» O'Donnell said in a statement to Business Insider, pointing us to some research outlined on The Doe Fund's website:

The Infatuation has guides and reviews for restaurants and bars, and breaks everything down by neighborhood, price, point, or occasion.

«Our members have overwhelmingly voted for strike action because British Airways» pay rates are indefensible and the crew are at breaking point.»

Healthcare and education are just two examples — but they illustrate a point: if the current system prevents a growing number of people from being able to care for themselves when they are sick, or get the training they need to get a job that supports themselves and their families, they will break the system.

Find the natural break points Unfortunately, creating the product is often the easy part, at least for those companies that already possess adequate technical talent.

At 37signals, Fried says, he and his partners look for the natural «break points» in a product, and create tiers accordingly.

With millions of copies sold on Amazon alone, it seems folks gladly took a break from their ball - point pens and to - do lists for a set of colored pencils and an «age - appropriate» coloring book.

«The company, at some point, will reach a crisis where it's really going to be a make or break for the business, and if they handle it well, it becomes a star,» Meeks said.

Calculate when you plan for your business to break even — and as unexpected expenses or opportunities for impulse spending come up, go back to your projections and calculate how those purchases will delay your break - even point.

«We will be keeping an open mind and will always go where value is for shareholders but the starting point is not a break up.»

«Even though Blue Apron turns a profit on the remaining 30 % of customers, the break - even point is moving farther away with every new cohort due to declining revenue and growing [customer acquisition cost] for newer customers,» writes McCarthy.

When seated he leans forward when he gets to a big point the way we do when we are fired up, and he is great at breaking complex information into the magical 3s: Three points provide a verbal agenda, making it easy for everyone to follow and remember.

The split of Breaking Bad's fifth and final season allowed the show's producers to add three extra episodes, points out Robert Thompson, director of the Bleier Center for Television & Popular Culture at Syracuse University.

The idea might sound crazily impractical (and for founders with kids in school or other common life constraints, without a whole lot of planning and prep it probably is), but Rustrum points out the benefits aren't just a tan and a lengthy break from your snow shovel.

Ken Dickson, investment director for currencies at Standard Life Investments, points out that over the longer term, like two or three years, markets have always broken pegs.

Another section of content managed by Apple breaks down security policies for iCloud data and uses a chart and bullet points for clarity.

Training and expense costs are tax deductible for Olympians but most Olympic competitors spend years working regular jobs or going to school while enduring grueling practice sessions that push bodies to their breaking points.

Most have pointed at BP as being ripe for a break up.

The different countries and aid organizations» resources are already stretched to a breaking point and failing to find accommodation for the hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants coming to Europe.