Sentences with phrase «bringing in people»

But if you are a smart Pinterest user and diversify your boards, you have a chance of bringing in people that will actually be interested in following you.

Bringing in people who can bring new ideas and challenge conventional thinking is the key to driving new innovation across everything that we do.

Mary Mack: I think some of them are, and they're in the early adapter mode where they're bringing in people who have industry expertise to do more like a continuing CLE for their alumni and some of them are actually teaching the law students.

JCB: I like that I am bringing in people who may not normally drink wine.

Our source says that Activision is bringing in people from other studios to fill in gaps created by the departures, in the hopes to move ahead with the expected Modern Warfare 3.

My biggest worry about starting to cover more platforms, bringing in people and updating the site to a more professional look and feel, though, is that I don't want to lose the personal feel of it all.

Whether it was introducing new and improved models such as the ATS and CTS, commercials that show one of their vehicles on the «green hell», or bringing in people from German automakers to lend their expertise.

The report acknowledges that bringing in people and effective practices from beyond education is not the only solution.

SugarDaddie.com boasts of a global presence, bringing in people from the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, Netherlands and Switzerland, among others.

According to biogerontologist Suresh Rattan, a research professor in Clark's group at Aarhus, when it comes to «creating new collaborations or bringing in people and asking them to join together and write [grant] applications, he is very enthusiastic.»

About eight years ago, Torkamani started bringing in people over 80 who had made it to an advanced age without any sign of chronic disease.

We'll be bringing in people who know about flood planning.»

That's especially useful if they have necessary skills (consular experience, specific language skills, etc.) Also, maybe it should be bringing in people from Whitehall rather than just Foreign Office staff for emergencies.

It is interesting, though, that Orta appears to be bringing in people that he worked with before in Spain at Sevilla.

«We're bringing in people with experience and great leadership abilities to move to the next level,» Richardson says.

«We are bringing in people with various backgrounds,» Todd explains.

Even modest legal controls have, for the most part, been rejected, with the infertility industry bringing in people who are desperate to be parents to testify at legislative hearings.

But at the same time, by bringing in people with experience, we could actually also make sure that we could have dinner with our kids.

During my panel at the Conservative Political Action Conference, conservative columnist Ralph Hallow said that the United States is «bringing in people with no experience with our idea that the individual has ultimate worth and that the government exists only because we say it can.»

You're bringing in people with specialized skill sets to do a specific job, and then replacing them with new people that fit your new needs.

«If the front of the store is not bringing in people because shelves aren't stocked, [customers] think «Why would I waste my time here?

Create one where you're bringing in people who have different skills than you, and who are wiser than you in a variety of different areas.

Before your first interview, be sure you create a job analysis, job description and accurate «wanted» ad to bring in people who are a good fit for your needs.

If we didn't train our people, the city was going to bring in people from outside of our community.

His management was debating bringing in another person because they wanted a second guitar player for this performance.

«The more we are able to bring in people, the more we are able to build and maintain a healthy ad business,» Watford said.

That was partly because many of the people who formed some of the earliest tech companies then became venture capitalists, but it's also because people tend to hire people like themselves, or when they're starting a partnership, to bring in people who they know and like.

A spa called Hakone Kowakien Yunessun brought in people to bathe in its hot pools, which staff filled with a mixture of red wine and water.

Look, having self - confidence is important but as your business grows, you have to bring in people more talented than you at what they do.

Again, a large population — it would likely bring in people from the GTA — is its biggest advantage, and arena issues are its biggest challenge.

The program, which ran this summer, brought in people with a core aptitude for programming, then spent six weeks «teaching them something to see if we could get them up to a level where we actually might want to hire them,» Bahat says.

During the campaign, Coleman told the Huffington Post that he resisted the temptation when hiring quickly to only bring in people you know, putting in place more deliberate hiring practices.

You think the cops will be like,» It's cool, you didn't hit him, so it's alright, you can go home now» I mean come on, Cruz and Bisping are just the worst, bring in people who knows what they are watching.

I'd like to be able to bring in people with different backgrounds,» he said.

«If you want to win as a Democrat, you need to work with our team and we bring in people who are new, Amber Small, new candidate, Monica Wallace, new candidate.

We do not want to bring in people from other countries to fill that void.»

This is because he must have to react to each statement I made, bring in people to de-link the benefits I portrayed, and I mean, he must do an evidence based delivery.

It also shows how desperate Dan Malloy is to bring in people he thinks can help him save his campaign, which has been plagued by his record - breaking tax increase in 2011 and his failed polices, which have stalled economic growth, resulting in Connecticut having one of the worst job recovery rates in the nation.»

«It's a fantastic event that brings in people from all over and shows them what the Highland community has to offer.

He is getting credit there because he brought in a person who has the capacity and today, we are all seeing the result.

«So, the strategy was to bring in people who could bring a comfort level to the leadership.

The idea, originally proposed by Peter Hain, chair of the national policy forum, could see a registered supporters network bring in people who are non-partymembers who are willing to work on single - issue campaigns, such as local service cuts.

These centers will help bring in people and show them the important role these facilities play.»

He told BBC Radio 5 live's Victoria Derbyshire: «To bring in people who've got a wider life experience and skills from outside of education... has got to encourage better educational outcomes.»

He said Trump will try to divide the Democrats to force through a draconian anti-immigration reform plan that includes funding for a wall at the Mexican border, an end to a diversity visa lottery that brings in people from around the world and a curtailing of family reunification efforts, which Trump calls «chain migration.»

«As we grow, we find a need to bring in people with different expertise that can help us enter new markets,» she says.

«If I bring in people who will be uncomfortable each time they step outside the QC lab, I would be shortsighted.

Lander attributes the genome project's «huge success» to, among other things, the fact that «it had the flexibility to bring in people with different perspectives and skills.»

Although Boston is known for it's seafood, you might be surprised to know the Italian food scene brings in people from all over the world.

If you aren't positive or in a great place in life, then you probably shouldn't be dating anyhow, so make sure you are already happy with where you are before you bring in another person.