Sentences with phrase «company plenty of attention»

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Named Vibrant Curiosity, it doesn't, strictly speaking, have giga status, but has received plenty of attention since he ordered it at the same time he instituted staff paycuts at his company.

No matter whether you're an entrepreneur working for yourself — or the head of a family business or a professional working for an established company — business offers you plenty of teachable moments, if you pay attention.

Few construction companies pay serious attention to social media, which makes the approach something of a novelty, and it's brought in plenty of new business in the past year.

But in the Technology Showcase section of the Moscone Center, where various tech companies vie for your attention (and, if you're a member of the press, your coverage), there were plenty of interesting components and peripherals to be unearthed.

Further, Litepay, which can enable retailers and companies to simply accept LTC for his or her providers and merchandise, can be launched as we speak, and that appears to have garnered plenty of attention from traders.

Lanza and his company have had plenty of experience in the spotlight, but the attention has not always been flattering.

Unlike some scenthounds who prefer the company of other dogs over humans, this breed is loving and affectionate with family — they need plenty of attention and human interaction.

I'm sure that wasn't the response the company was aiming for (their lead designer even quit), but at least it got them plenty of attention.

Big, fun social campaigns generate plenty of attention for other companies, but your law firm can't position itself as frivolous and maintain any credibility.

The company has just released a brand new ad, entitled «Sway,» which not only shows off the new iPhone X, but also tries to garner plenty of attention for the company's truly wireless headphones, the AirPods, which launched last year.

And Nokia's 8 Sirocco garnered plenty of attention too, as the company unleashed its first really high - end Android phone.

The company got plenty of attention due to former CEO Kirt McMaster, who offered headline - grabbing statements such as a pledge to «put a bullet through Google's head» and «take Android away from Google.»

Augmented reality is in an even more awkward position than virtual reality, with plenty of companies diving in to capitalize on the attention in this space without necessarily putting in the development cost to make an app great.