Sentences with phrase «to bring on»

It can be both a genetically influenced condition, as well as brought on by environmental factors — such as diet and lag of exercise.

• Reduced shipment costs by 50 % by bringing on board a supplier advocating a no charge shipment offer.

There are a few points to consider when bringing them on as the person to value your business.

Not bringing him on in the 80's minute!

If he's not fully fit, at least bring him on for the second half.

While it's true that some of it is out of your control, studies suggest that up to half of bringing on new clients is determined by your intake process.

Many class actions are not brought on behalf of real people who have complained about a harm.

So bring on fall and this delicious sweet chili recipe.

This condition is not brought on by puberty, as can be the case in humans.

While we will have four servers at launch, we are interested in bringing on more partners as time goes on.

Guests are then brought on board and crew prepares for the trip back to the harbor.

Instead, each veterinary practice decides what its requirements will be when bringing on new veterinary assistants.

Your dog will adjust to the physical changes brought on by DM, and live a happy life, with your help.

The indie guest characters were just brought on board in order to raise awareness.

This home does bring on dreams of a very peaceful life.

We have also brought on board highly qualified leaders from a diversity of ethnic and racial groups — more action.

The steady sound of a fan, vacuum, or dryer running in the next room may calm your baby and help bring on sleep.

Contract attorneys are often brought on at the beginning of litigation and in investigations to comb through piles of documents.

Now this suggestion is what brought on such a conversation in my last blog.

When battling cancer, the worst part is not just the symptoms of the disease itself, but often the discomfort and debilitating fatigue brought on from cancer treatments.

These are the people who brought on the Great Recession.

Once investors understand that stocks represent a better value proposition at some times over other times, prices become self - regulating — high prices cause sales, which bring on more reasonable prices.

Bring on all the carbs this pregnancy, because it is all I'm craving!

I just wanted to have a basic working knowledge of that side of the industry, so that I could understand terminology and discussions if brought on by a residential client.

And the technology package has further brought it on par with the competition.

Physical and emotional pain and suffering can be bad enough but may be compounded by financial stress brought on by long term care needs.

Make sure you're ready for the extra work and responsibility that comes with bringing on additional help.

Similarly, if your player doesn't start, the bet stands — but if he is brought on after the first goal has been scored, it's void.

This feeling of alienation can also bring on other feelings.

Many of these schools serve a significant minority of pupils who face emotional and social challenges brought on by poverty, domestic violence, or drug addiction among adults in their lives.

It may be that we'll see some big new fields brought on line or that new sources like tar sands will expand rapidly.

Maybe this simple, quick, and utterly delicious strawberry ice cream cake will bring on Spring just a little faster.

It wasn't my work habits or even bringing on more customers that had to change, it was my mindset.

I'm a fan of a more edgy look and this jacket is perfect for bringing on trips because it's so easy to style.

Liability coverage helps protect you against any lawsuits brought on by others who are injured within your home.

His cases also often have an international element raising complex issues of jurisdiction and applicable law and are often brought on behalf of classes or large groups of claimants.

I have a small one from amazon that I always bring on vacation.

Some bunnies can jump 36 inches or higher, and their curiosity brings them on top of shelves, chairs and desks.

Perhaps you've already established a team, but keep this in mind if you ever think of bringing on someone new.

Last year's reveal at around this time brought on more phones - and more important phones - than at any time the whole rest of the year!

Keep bringing them on later when the game opens up.

For IT hiring managers, bringing on employees with previous experience in handling service calls is preferable to having to train people whose work has been limited to back - end support.

The 80 - page document is intended to settle a 1993 class action brought on behalf of all district students in special education or in need of such services.

Pep will put him on the bench for most games, only bringing him on as an impact substitute.

Even the horses are brought on stage, in the guise of silent men.

This is because inflammation in the gut triggers inflammation throughout the body, including in the brain, bringing on depression, anxiety, brain fog, memory loss and other neurological symptoms.