Sentences with word «carefully»

But a smarter strategy is to vet candidates carefully for their softer qualities.

Carefully designing your online marketing efforts to appeal to your target audience will help set you apart from your competition and pique the interest of Internet users who are inherently interested in what online content you're offering.

With the help of the internet, writing an effective press release and pitch shouldn't pose too many problems, but carefully planning an outreach campaign is an area in which many people drop the ball due to inexperience.

If you suspect someone, tread carefully.

When upper management orchestrates culture too carefully, it will lack a feel of genuineness.

«Pick your VC or private equity firms very carefully.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the probe, carefully chose his words Friday as he stated, «There is no allegation in the indictment that any American was a knowing participant in the alleged unlawful activity.»

When hit with an indictment in South Korea at the end of December, CEO Travis Kalanick responded using the carefully calibrated language of a man who knows he's exploiting a loophole: «We firmly believe that our service, which connects drivers and riders via an application, is not only legal in Korea, but that it is being welcomed and supported by consumers.»

Yes, protect the taxpayers by guaranteeing only soundly underwritten mortgages and charging appropriate guarantee fees, and allow for a vibrant and competitive private - label market by carefully defining the conforming box, implementing sensible risk retention rules and setting risk - priced guarantee fees.

And then the real expense kicks in: They have to be carefully set up and programmed by experts to rapidly perform actions to precisions of one - hundredth of an inch, over and over again, without any variation.

Relationships need to be attended to carefully and responsively.

No harm to society and to the community,» he told me People look at food labels more carefully these days, Tiet says, and parents want safe toys that are green and BPA free.

This is a given for most data - driven businesses, but as changes are made to your training, products, services and marketing, carefully monitor how it affects your feedback.

To avoid these pitfalls, the steps to successful goal setting should be carefully considered.

Braun carefully trained her.

At the next meeting, pick your seat carefully — it says a lot about your status, attitude, even career prospects.

User feedback is carefully culled and analyzed and chefs respond accordingly.

He carefully watches how a CEO reacts to questions, both verbally and physically.

Delta Air Lines responded to criticisms on Twitter from Ann Coulter, who said the airline had reassigned her «carefully» selected seat

Carefully look over the members of your Marketing and Sales departments for those who show the initiative and teamwork to make your call center a profitable achievement.

As the proprietor of a so - called two - sided marketplace, Travis Kalanick, who resigned Tuesday night as chief executive of the $ 70 billion ride - hailing startup, spent years carefully balancing the interests of drivers against those of passengers.

Shared networks are great in practice, but they can also easily lead to less competition and investment if not carefully overseen and managed by authorities.

There is a prevailing feeling that if you stray from your carefully constructed plan that mirrors every other startup in the business, you might as well throw in the towel.

Flynn and Bannon, the former White House chief strategist who was then a top transition adviser, «celebrated» Christie's dismissal «by tossing binders full of potential personnel picks, carefully culled by Christie's team, into trash bins with a sense of ceremonial glee,» according to Politico.

Over 40 years of launching new products and services, we have striven to listen very carefully to what our customers think they want and then set about giving them something that is often very different, but always a little better.

, the British medical historian Thomas McKeown carefully chronicles the decline in mortality in England and Wales over much of the 19th and 20th centuries — charting death rates for infectious diseases ranging from diphtheria to pneumonia.

If you listen carefully to your audience, you'll end up adding features that are more exciting or removing features that don't matter.

When designing a card, carefully consider the selection of cardstock and the image you're presenting.

Rather than taking the time to carefully consider a different perspective, they generalize anything and everything you say, making blanket statements that don't acknowledge the nuances in your argument or take into account the multiple perspectives you've paid homage to,» Thought Catalog says, summing up this behavior.

As the storyteller shares his / her story, ask other participants to listen carefully and jot down a word or phrase that reminds them of another story he / she can tell.

By carefully placing two gold points on the surface they found they could create a noticeable surge in power.

This means that you, the entrepreneur, are ready to carefully listen and team ideas into consideration.

More importantly, this company that you've probably never heard of competes with behemoths like IBM, HP, and AT&T for projects in seven carefully chosen and clearly defined industries.

Saul's been attentive to the Stop community, but he has just as carefully listened to the marketplace.

Carefully selected, lavishly groomed (through ongoing training) and constantly reviewed, McKinsey employees have been compared to products of a Stepford factory with the corporate culture programmed into their internal database.

I'm sure that if you read it carefully, you know what they're getting at, but it can be worded with much more economy, like so:

Files that were empty except for labels that the executive secretary had carefully typed up.

Vogt, no longer an adolescent eager to show off his robots, blocked me from taking a photo of that whiteboard, and carefully avoided any explanation of automated driving algorithms.

Shelby.tv hires carefully, looking for talented, committed team members, and take good care of their employees.

Once, with a particularly odious customer I carefully explained that the freelance work I was doing was taking up twice as much of my time as I had originally anticipated and so I would need to be paid twice as much.

But when scientists carefully look at the consequences of setting the clocks ahead an hour each year, they discover a host of almost unbelievably scary facts.

And so she began selling non-vintage items, sourcing them from vendors in L.A. and curating them carefully to stay true to the Nasty Gal aesthetic.

But please, be sure to carefully read NOW's stereo ads!

Prepare carefully for your speech but, remember, everyone is there to see you.

Business owners should carefully consider the licenses and permits required as well as the cost and time frames for approval.

By choosing relationship banks carefully, and selecting a bank that provides a single point of contact -; a single relationship manager that can be treated as a consultant as well as a credit manager — it creates a stronger bond.

Caroline C. of Chegg writes that there are a few possible correct answers here, but tread carefully.

Think carefully about what sorts of rewards your business could benefit the most from, and make sure to treat your credit card spending with care!

If you're trying to optimize time against a revenue goal, you must carefully weigh every opportunity.

The entrepreneur and author «hosts top - notch writers and entrepreneurs on his show and asks unique, carefully thought out questions.