Sentences with phrase «by x»

I care not one whit about accolades, who's No. 1 in our market, which company has grown by X agents or Y offices.

If you say you're going to do something by X date / time (nothing wrong with giving yourself a little buffer just in case), you better do it by then or that bank just got a little lighter.

I highly doubt they remove listings from people that more than one property associated with Air BNB by X date.

It's our perception of someone being these things that exists in reality, not that they are intrinsically so, ie «we feel annoyed by X that Y did».

For example, if we said that something they were told by X was untrue, they became defensive of X, and thought we were calling her a liar.

A few vacations here and there without the kids has also helped to disconnect from the stress created by X, reconnect with each other as a couple, and put things into perspective.

Much of your resume will be composed of job titles and succinct data points (e.g., «I grew revenue by X percent in 2015 ″).

Some examples would be - trained and staffed X number of shift supervisors (for retail industry resume), reduced cost of production by X percent (for manufacturing unit resume), clenched a deal worth $ X (for advertising industry resume).

developed market specific merchandising and promotional strategies to expand market share by X

Reduced staff turnover by X %.

Advanced customer service experience includes successfully implementing innovative customer programs that increased the customer base by X %.

design and implement effective district and national sales programs to increase market share by X %

Responsible for securing key accounts and increasing market share by X %.

Proven record in meeting sales targets and increasing territory sales revenue by X % over the past three years.

recruit, train, coach and motivate staff to drive high performance levels and reduce turnover by X %

I saved X by doing Y. I increased sales by X % by doing Y. WRITE ABOUT WHAT YOU DID, NOT WHAT YOU MANAGED.

Make sure the subject line says referred by X person, fellow X alumnus, something to get them to open the email in the first place.

You need to show them HOW you did it by showing relevant numbers (for example: increased sales by X %, decreased costs by Y$, etc).

For instance, including a point as «Streamlined administrative process to increase profits by X %» is not as effective as the point «Initiated and played a pivotal role in the process change that reduced project - waiting time by X %».

Did you revamp an existing process to increase profits by X % or sped - up project development to initiate cost savings?

Ben is directly responsible for increasing client retention by X percent, and I know for a fact that his reputation and commitment helped the company bring in several large new clients, of which Wakeup Soda is the most visible example.

If you can show that you increased sales by X percent or saved the company Y amount of money, you'll give the hiring manager a good argument for offering you the job.

Think money or percentages earned or saved, percentage decrease in (fill in the blank), slashed time to market by X weeks.

For example, you can include phrases such as «Developed PR initiative to increase number of donors by X %» or «Implemented Fiscal Plan that Reduced Expenses by 10 %.»

A strong marketing resume should have punchy bullet points that lead with key benefits such as: «Generated X % ROI with new award - winning advertising campaign,» «Increased global revenue by X % with new CRM system,» or «Won X new clients.»

Other examples include «Improved productivity by X %, «an increase in students grades by x» and «achieved a first class distinction grade in my dissertation on x».

Other examples could include outlining your dissertation (e.g. «achieved a first class distinction grade in my dissertation on x»), or more quantifiable achievements you may have attained whilst in previous positions (e.g. «increased staff retention by x % during my time in employment», «an increase in students» grades by x» etc..)

«Increased revenue by x %», for instance, will be impressive to most hiring managers.

I dealt with X customers on a daily basis making X amount of sales in a period of X months, exceeding my target by X %.

Other examples include outlining your dissertation (e.g. «achieved a first class distinction grade in my dissertation on x»), or more quantifiable achievements you may have attained whilst in previous employment or during work experience (e.g. «Increased revenue by x %», «drove x % more traffic to the website during my time in employment», «an increase in students grades by x» etc..)

If you had to increase sales revenue by X % in Y months, where would you look for potential customers?

Using language such as «increased by X %», or dynamic words such as «implemented» or «delivered» will help to demonstrate your skills in a tangible way, and make it difficult for a recruiter to skim over them.

For instance if applying for a Marketing Director position, you would mention the time you increased revenue at a specific company by X value, by implementing a campaign which involved Y and Z. Give the reader numbers and hard facts.

Using language such as «increased by X %» will help to quantify your abilities and show a recruiter what you could bring to their business.

After all, «increased revenue by X» sounds a lot better than simply saying you're a hard worker.

Make it active and numeric... I saved X % by doing Y. I increased sales by X % by doing Y. Using verbs like Managed, Collaborated, Participated in, shows that others achieved, not you.

For example instead of saying «I increased profits in our overseas market», try rephrasing to «I increased revenue by X per cent in the company's X region by developing such and such strategy.»

I exceeded sales targets in the last four quarters by x %, x %, x % and x %, resulting in an overall annual increase in turnover of # x.

Well, as impressed as I am by the X's level of craftsmanship, performance and software thoughtfulness, I think Tim might have been overstating things.

Everyone should know by now that megapixels aren't everything, which is why I wasn't particularly bothered by the X power's 8 - megapixel rear and 5 - MP front cameras.

Prior to the 1905 discovery of the Y chromosome by Nettie Stevens (the presence or absence of which determines whether humans will be male or female, barring genetic abnormalities), it was believed that biological gender was determined by the X chromosome (the idea / theory posited by Clarence Erwin McClung).

X Ltd (in liquidation) v Y and Z Advised in relation to misfeasance proceedings brought by X Ltd against its former directors.

Although Canlii doesn't go back as far as the fee services, the «cited by X cases» in search results helps point out the important cases.

But Y was afraid to show me the email on the threat of being sued by X for publication of private facts.

Did Y have a reasonable fear of being sued for «publication of private facts» by X, given 1) that the alleged «facts» were about me and not about X, and 2) «Tom Au is not an Ivy League graduate» would not be offensive to a reasonable person, and 3) the email had been circulated to 20 people, basically, all of X's and my mutual acquaintances.

In the above example, the specificity lies in the What (increasing the number of clients outside Anytown by x %), the Where (outside of Anytown while still paying attention to Anytown clients) and the When (they were giving themselves 18 months to reach their goal).

The information «X thinks Tom Au is not a Ivy League graduate» was not privately held by X: instead, X freely chose to email that information to a group of twenty people.

It was like pulling teeth, but after many more questions, they had articulated their goal: «By December 31, 2013, we want to have increased the number of our clients outside of Anytown, ON, by X %, while retaining our existing client base.»

The claim was brought by X and Y, a husband and wife with «borderline mild range» learning disabilities.

Is it owned by X because X provided the computer requested by B (even though it was not exactly what was requested by B) and because of some vague layout discussions at the beginning?