Sentences with phrase «daily barrage»

The almost daily barrage of news stories about data breaches and ransomware attacks has corporate leaders feeling uneasy and compelled to take urgent action to contain risk.

I loathe this daily barrage, but I can't help thinking: Am I a spammer too?

Does anyone here who faces the daily barrage of telemarketing, spam, and forest - destroying junk mail really believe that most Canadians will find the incentive to fill out a long form, mandatory or voluntary, in order to provide data to marketers?

Not hard in the standard sense - sales requires emotional fortitude to survive the daily barrage of objections and quotas.

Not hard in the standard sense — sales requires emotional fortitude to survive the daily barrage of objections and quotas.

With the daily barrage of streaming content, many find the overload enough to leave their head spinning and reason enough to run from social media, never looking back.

You go through a daily barrage of emotions that you feel are strangling the life out of you.

Consider telling family and friends that you are due «sometime in May» rather than on a specific day in order to prevent a daily barrage of phone calls near the end of your pregnancy.

The allergy policy really saved the day, so now we don't have to deal with the daily barrage of junk food that used to be the norm (rewards, b - day parties, holidays, etc).

Let us free ourselves, let us disentangle our minds from the daily barrage of shallow and hollow rhetoric on our airwaves.

This dark outlook seems confirmed not only by the daily barrage of headlines from war - torn regions around the world — Iraq, Afghanistan, Congo — and the seemingly endless threat of terrorism, but also by findings from primatology, anthropology, and other fields.

The daily barrage of texts, tweets and e-mails brings us information, connection, entertainment.

The brain is quite the circus act: It constantly juggles the complex job of processing a daily barrage of new experiences with the equally daunting task of storing memories.

They face the daily barrage of new challenges with optimism, stamina, and a shared value in collaboration.

The daily barrage of e-mails, texts, tweets, messages, and meetings distract you and stress you out.

The daily barrage of emails, client needs and time pressures create a stressful environment that reduces the capacity for intellectual performance and obliterates much intrinsic satisfaction in the work.

The daily barrage of e-mails, texts, tweets, messages, and meetings distract you and stress you out.