Sentences with phrase «come to a deal with»

[My wife and I] had some life experiences ourselves where we've lost children and had other fairly significant challenges in our lives, and I think that helps a lot when it comes to dealing with special - needs kids or those in palliative care.

But if you're like Netflix and believe there is greater collaborative power through teamwork, then you need to act now when it comes to dealing with your brilliant jerks.

When the time comes to deal with personal loss, it pays to be ready.

-- Fortune's Jeff John Roberts and Jen Wieczner explain what practical recourse consumers and regulators have when it comes to dealing with the major credit bureaus in the wake of a massive data breach at Equifax.

But in 1982, Congress let the military organization off the hook when it came to dealing with citizens» boneheaded behavior, handing nonemergency calls over to private companies.

I usually favor directness, but when it comes to dealing with competitors, sometimes your point can be better communicated through subtlety.

Curious what else you might be doing wrong when it comes to dealing with client feedback?

Like any successful relationship, good communication is key when it comes to dealing with customers.

A kind of economic schizophrenia seems to be at work when it comes to dealing with real estate.

The VC industry wouldn't exist without entrepreneurs, yet entrepreneurs often feel as if they're in the backseat when it comes to dealing with VCs.

There are so many pitfalls and obstacles in the way of success, especially when it comes to dealing with sales and marketing teams.

South describes himself as «pro-life,» but when it comes to dealing with a girl or woman impregnated by a rapist, he keeps his personal views to himself.

Perhaps one of the most convincing arguments against religion is how nasty, hateful, vindictive and arrogant believers are when it comes to dealing with anyone who doesn't follow their cult, and how defensive and dismissive they become when you start asking probing, difficult to answer questions.

Here at the outset let us take care to make it clear that the question of an historical point of departure arises even for a contemporary disciple; for if we are not careful here, we shall meet with an insuperable difficulty later (in Chapter V), when we come to deal with the case of the disciple whom we call the disciple at second hand.

Even when it came to dealing with individuals, there doesn't seem to be «one right way.»

When it comes to dealing with a troublesome race, the gas chambers and crematories of Auschwitz were superbly efficient.

They then had to deal with the possibility of being attacked by carnivores, and they came to deal with this threat by running away rather than by standing on their hind legs and trying to fight off the attack with their front feet, as giraffes do, for instance.

In fact, all is well until Aquinas comes to deal with the relation of God to the world, when, like Berkeley, he refuses to see God in the same way as the rest of reality.

There is no slack when it comes to dealing with Satan ind his works.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm not exactly brilliant when it comes to dealing with stress — and in that respect, to - do lists can be something of a double - edged sword.

Although Guerra says the process is highly automated, the process of making tortillas must remain very hands - on, especially when it comes to dealing with the dough.

My hope today is to share a few simple tricks I've learned in my kitchen when it comes to dealing with fresh herbs that will make it easier for you to use fresh herbs and get the benefits in your recipes.

Arsenal is the most vulnerable team defensively in the league when it comes to dealing with long punts forward.

Damaging your brain at a younger age gives you a important advantage when it comes to dealing with adversity and prepares you for the memory loss and confusion that your likely to experience as a elderly.

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But in F1 Fernando has never been shy when it comes to dealing with other cars, and the way he effortlessly slices between the Penske's of Helio Castroneves (In the No. 3 car) and Juan Pablo Montoya (No. 22) here seems to show he's carried that attitude with him to Indy.

Wenger merely admitted that he thought it would be difficult to persuade Alexis to stay beyong the period of his current deal which runs out at the end of the season, but we also know that Le Prof can be a slippery customer when it comes to dealing with the football media, so do not take it all to heart.

* Actual and potential conflicts of interest between Wada exec and foundation boards when it comes to dealing with non-compliance

Costa Rica almost certainly have the upper hand when it comes to dealing with tropical climates; an advantage that may show its worth especially in the closing stages of the game.

Take some time to examine your own habits when it comes to dealing with conflict.

When it comes to dealing with a stubborn daughter when you are potty training, staying patient and calm will be the key.

My mom wanted us to pick her «side», and had no self - control when it came to dealing with the situation.

Unwanted or excessive body hair is a problem faced by many people, but there have never been more choices available when it comes to dealing with this issue.

As a parent who is often tired and impatient when it comes to dealing with my kids, I know that I can take comfort and wisdom from many of the tenets of Dr. King's philosophies and values.

The venue of the party is also s a determining factor of what to expect when it comes to dealing with a kids party.

It is the best baby detergent when it comes to dealing with formula and milk stains, and the best thing is that you will not have to use a lot of it per load.

In fact, many experts fail to do what is perhaps most important when it comes to dealing with sibling rivalry: look at what is happening through the child's emotional eyes.

We are heeding the expert's advice when it comes to dealing with your MIL — nobody said it was going to be easy.

However, when it comes to dealing with undersupply, it feels like there's less information readily available, unless you're looking to buy teas and cookies.

When it comes to dealing with a bossy kid, a lot of parents are as clueless as can be.

Schumer urged everybody to focus on the issues, noting Corker still has an important role to play when it comes to dealing with the mihttps: / / twitter.com/SenBobCorkerlitary threat represented by North Korea.

When we turn to Anglo - Saxon accounts of de Gaulle there seems to be a common weakness when it comes to dealing with his republicanism.

But the reality is that most music businesses are not music giants but are small, independent companies making a living and breach of copyright inhibits their ability to grow especially when it comes to dealing with banks.

The unique problem posed by Bharara is that few of the tools Cuomo typically uses to beat back problems (and opponents) will be at his disposal when it comes to dealing with the federal prosecutor.

Let's prioritise the «indigenous» folk, the argument goes; let's crack down on those hoovering up welfare and take the gloves off when it comes to dealing with new arrivals.

A group representing NYC's nonprofit providers is releasing a first - of - a-kind survey that gave the city and state middling grades when it comes to dealing with human service organizations.

What I truly hope is that David Cameron will be brave and sensible on issues such as civil liberties, immigration, and Europe once the time comes to deal with them.

In the end, Cuomo came to a deal with Senate Republicans and Assembly Democrats that allowed the Legislature to draw district lines one more time in exchange for a constitutional amendment that will change the process the next time around.

«In my view, Andrew Cuomo has proven to be the most savvy and powerful governor since Nelson A. Rockefeller, especially when it comes to dealing with the Legislature,» former longtime Suffolk County GOP Chairman Howard DeMartini told The Post.

«I'm a real nice guy, but I'm like a dog with a bone when it comes to dealing with something that I care about,» he said.