Sentences with word «circles»

Such research is well known in academic circles.

There is even senior - level support for protectionism in financial circles, where fund manager Stephen Jarislowsky recently warned that our politicians will contribute to the «suicide of the country» if a takeover of Potash Corp. is allowed to take place.

The profile circles up top look exactly like on Instagram.

Beyond that, you could feasibly develop each personal brand into its own mini-empire, with each of your employees writing his or her own content and developing personal circles.

No. 2 My next suggestion is to read something by Edward Freeman on what's known in academic circles as «Stakeholder Theory.»

After all, the history of warfare is endlessly discussed in military circles to prepare combatants for future battles.

It turns out the adultery was exposed because Jill Kelley, a friend of Petraeus who lived near US Central Command headquarters in Tampa, Florida and was active in local military support circles, had allegedly received threatening emails from a jealous Broadwell that she later reported to the FBI.

This tweet got widely passed around in Apple programmer circles, with thousands of tweets and viewers marveling at how accurately it measured the distance.

With that, she circles back to the idea that the best way to work through failure and rejection is by looking past external validation.

The biggest innovation are its «Circles,» which allow users to tailor status updates and information to a varied group of contacts such as friends, co-workers and family.

Probably one of the biggest breakthroughs in the gradual demise of the suit - and - tie dress code came, rather surprisingly, in some lofty political circles.

Lean In Circles are small groups of eight to twelve men and women who get together regularly to help each other advance in their careers.

The cause of «fairy circles,» the name given to bare patches of soil that seem to form randomly across African grasslands, continues to baffle scientists.

Auto app updating: Keeping apps up to date on an iOS device is like playing whack - a-mole — just as soon as you've updated a few, more of those damn red notification circles pop up.

«The idea behind circles is none of us does this alone.

FoundersCard is also well - known in entrepreneurial circles for throwing networking events worldwide.

Her decision to explain her preemptive double mastectomy in a New York Times editorial, though controversial in some health circles, underscored her willingness to foster hard conversations by taking a public stand.

DeProfio keeps the metrics in a loose - leaf binder under the cash register and circles numbers that are relevant for each associate.

«People are less inhibited, and they then will engage in things they would want to do all the time but wouldn't normally because it would be frowned upon in their social circles.»

When it comes to something as important — and expensive — as a lawyer, many people turn to their social circles for advice.

In a surreal conversation with the customer service rep, Ferrari said the word «cancel» more than 20 times, and yet he was still spun in scripted circles.

Suzy Jackson, a Harvard Business Review staffer, piped in with the observation that «in the start - up circles I've come across, the business card is the badge of the outsider.»

«We look at it as a system of concentric circles, saying harden your most critical systems first, put all your bells and whistles on them to prevent them from compromising, and then build out from there,» said Mason.

Word travels fast in certain circles, and if you're part of a tight - knit industry where your reputation matters, establishing efficient systems of working with vendors and employees will go a long way in creating goodwill.

It's so easy to get in your head and go in circles.

«Historically, in «serious» drinking circles, alcohol - free beer was frowned upon,» Stirling writes.

Other people use these networks and social circles to whistle - blow against huge entities.

The term «annuity» has taken on toxic overtones in some circles in recent years.

To be sure, his circles aren't representative of the average public.

Tying your efforts to Google + allows your content efforts to be seen in the work section of your plus account by everyone in your circles, which should be half of the planet's population.

All their business decisions reflect on their personal reputation in their social circles and the place of their residence.

Argentina is one of the toughest business climates on earth, and, in some circles at least, a cautionary tale for U.S. policymaking.

He was a leader because he was adept at maneuvering within political circles.

AB InBev confirmed the purchase Thursday, after it had been rumored in China's craft beer circles for a week and reported by the website Drink.

Simon became well - known for his «Three Golden Circles» TED Talk and hasn't slowed down.

Besides, it affects how you look by adding dark circles around your eyes or making your nose twice as big with shadows.

They travel in the same circles and have many similar interests.

So much so, the Winter Olympics is being dubbed the Danger Games in some circles.

Professionals understand their circles of competence.

Tara Russell, a life sabbatical and long - term travel coach based in San Francisco, says the concept goes by different names in different circles: gap years for young people; mini-retirements for those inching toward traditional retirement age; sabbaticals for academics and professionals.

«Location, location, location» may be a common refrain in real estate circles, but clearly it's not the only factor.»

In early 2006, just as the concept of cloud computing was gaining traction in tech circles, Amazon's cloud offering went live.

If something is not sustainable or structurally aligned, don't do it, you are just running in circles.»

He advises job seekers to, as they do in the Valley's money circles, invest in people, not ideas.

Move your elbows in small circles, to the right, then to the left.

Those of us outside the inner circles of power are glad there's no inflation, because we'd rather get more for our money (deflation) rather than less for our money (inflation).

Now history is repeating itself as an energized youth seeks to beat the establishment and dominate their respective circles of venture.

It was 1917, and although the calorie had been used in chemistry circles for decades — and is often credited to scientists such as Wilbur Olin Atwater and Nicolas Clément — it was Peters who was responsible for popularizing the idea that all we need to become healthier is knowing how much energy is in our food and fervently cutting back the excess.

The other night, I had the pleasure of having dinner with Vivek Kundra, a big name in technology circles by virtue of his being the first ever Federal Chief Information Officer of the United States.

Arguing about how to fix Twitter has been a popular parlor game in tech and media circles pretty much since the company went public in 2013 and promptly started missing its growth targets.