Sentences with phrase «by the time people»

«The orientation should begin at the first click of the mouse when someone first goes on the company's website, so by the time the person comes in for the interview, they already know quite a lot about the organization,» says Richard Jordan, a business coach who has been responsible for reshaping the recruiting and orientation process at a number of technology firms.

The Olive Garden menu is in the market now, and we've got plenty of experience with a promotion like 2 for $ 25 that would support what I was suggesting before that by the time people add a beverage, you're very close to our average ticket.

By the time a person is dying (s) he has already chosen his «forever» destination.

The difference between Santa and gods is that by the time people reach the age of 14, they usually have dropped the belief in Santa.

I guess their idea was that by the time people really found out they faked it, they'd be promoted and you'd still be stuck with the resulting mess.

It has been my experience that by the time people get to college, they simply request that their profs not plan exams or other important things on major religious holidays.

Then, very often, by the time the person has finished telling the story, it ends up having been positive and transforming for the person to have been able to tell the story.

Some results make themselves felt only after several generations, and by that time people are so deeply sunk in denial that even more pain is necessary to bring them to their senses.

Herman Kahn and Anthony I. Weinter in The Year 2000 (Macmillan, 1967) project that by that time people will work 7.5 hours a day, four days a week, 39 weeks per year, with 13 weeks left for vacation.

The terms «high bottom» and «low bottom» refer, as has been suggested, to the degree of social disintegration that has occurred by the time the person «hits bottom» or becomes open to help.

I usually underestimate how much people will eat too, so by the time people leave there is usually just one cookie left or one spoonful of dip.

I don't want to be judgy of the question, even as simple and stark as it is, because I think by the time people arrive at the doorstep of adoption as a family building method, many have already been through the house of horrors, so to speak, of infertility, miscarriage and recurrent loss.

They're counting on those dire warnings having an effect by the time people get to the polling station, and probably they will, but in the meantime the histrionics just turn people away.

By the time people reach middle age, more sleep during the day, such as an afternoon nap, also helps people's memory and protects against its decline — as long they don't skimp on nighttime sleep.

We're talking on Tuesday afternoon, by the time people listen to this, things may have fundamentally changed, so I am going to assume that people will follow it with all the technology available: radio, TV, and especially on their computers, just seeing developments, practically in real - time.

By the time people are in their eighties, however, the sex ratio drops to 0.7 or less.

By the time people show signs of dementia, their brains have lost neurons and no current therapy can revive dead cells.

«We need to have this figured out by the time people are ready to do something.»

Three - quarters of mental illnesses appear by the time a person is 24.

Though by the time a person has aged somewhat the physical aspect of this spike has turned purely mental.

By the time a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, they have already had the disease process «brewing» for about 20 - 30 years.

By the time people reach their forties, they have picked up the pace again, and tend to have the highest number of connections — 16 on average per person for women and 8 for men.

«By the time people get to us they're frustrated — they've given up hope.»

She says, «The best situation is that by the time people go on a date, it feels like a second date.

During the bizarre (and embarrassing) courtroom melodrama that serves as the film's framing story, her hockey star attorney Bill (Woody Harrelson) will object to an exhumation of her sexual history — but by the time people have finished standing up in the gallery in a show of Dead Poets Society moral support, it's evident that for director Niki Caro and screenwriter Michael Seitzman, that Josie's sexual history be clean as the driven snow means absolutely everything.

KENNETH TURAN: Ready or not — and, frankly, by this time people are likely more than ready — the Oscar ceremony is upon us.

By the time a person hits high school, their intelligence is right at the peak of what it'll ever be.

But by the time people are in their thirties, when the typical borrower would have finished paying off her student loans, the home ownship rates of the two college - educated groups are statistically indistinguishable.

By the time a person has earned frequent flyer miles, they've already had to think about all the crazy details involved in earning.

Ultimately the greatest disincentive is for mothers and fathers to have to see their own childrens lives wasted because they lack any opportunity to better themselves - the problem with this «do nothing» approach is that by the time people realize that another baby doesn't just mean one starving child but two or three it may be to late.

By the time people went through Ph.D. training and postdoc the expectations had watered down and money was scarce, so it was very difficult to get a good position.

And by the time people realize you're wrong, you'll be retired.

These delayed sales might seem like a bad thing (older, less fuel - efficient, and dirtier models stay on the road longer), but if we take the long view, they are probably a good thing; by the time people decide to buy, there will be more fuel - efficient models on the market to pick from, and new CAFE fuel economy rules will have had more time to take effect.

By the time a person has drunk enough to be over the legal limit of 0.08 percent, they struggle to concentrate, maintain speed and even stay in their own lane.

Most people are in the 8 - 10 range, which indicates to me that by the time people have made the decision to contact a divorce lawyer, they already know that their marriage is over.

An early move helps to build a significant corpus by the time the person retires.

After all, according to one of our guests Emma Mulqueeny, it and other platforms «utilised the easiest business model they could and closed their eyes and crossed their fingers that it would be too annoying, too complicated or too late by the time people started wanting to take control of their own data».

Writing: By the time people get to me, the chaos is getting to them.

«By the time people call me, I know they have typically tried a number of solutions to the problems they are experiencing.

It's tricky work because by the time a person, couple or family reaches me the behaviours are so deeply entrenched, this toxic behaviour has become their «normal».

By the time people seek marriage counseling, they usually arrive armed with an arsenal of complaints about their partners: «She isn't affectionate enough,» «He's so insensitive,» «She wants to control everything,» «He doesn't listen to me,» «She's never on time,» «He's so tight with money.»

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Usually by the time people come for help, their problems are serious if not desperate.

For example, the home ownership rate among households under the age of 35 is 35 percent, but by the time people reach their prime - earning years of 45 to 55, nearly three - fourths are home owners.

(A Saturday ad is fine for a Sunday sale, but don't advertise a Saturday sale in the Saturday paper — your sale may be over by the time people read about it!

I love to have people over, but I always wear myself out cleaning house and preparing the food, by the time people arrive I'm ready for them to leave so I can go to bed!

Not exact matches

For instance, more than 50 people employed by a medical assistance agency in Anchorage, Alaska, took part in a conspiracy to bilk Medicaid out of millions of dollars by filing bogus time sheets for services not provided to elderly Medicaid beneficiaries.

Times editorial board member Elizabeth Williamson writes that wealthier tech employees seem to support Clinton; meanwhile, those living in «a less glamorous Silicon Valley, inhabited by brainy young people whose long hours power the big companies and whose college debt is so heavy that some of them can't even qualify for a credit card» are «feeling the Bern.»

The yard fell into disrepair in the 1960s, along with the city itself, and by the 1980s, a scant 100 people were working there, according to The New York Times.