Sentences with phrase «danger of doing»

Although there are a number of firms pushing the idea we always try and point out the potential danger of doing so.

The danger of doing so is that you may not...

The danger of doing so is that you may not know what employers want to see, you may not give yourself credit for all of your accomplishments, and you may not use wise formatting.

Upper level management knows well the danger of doing nothing.

then what you are in danger of doing (and probably are doing) is correlating against noise.

Skeptics of course suitably aghast of the danger of doing this.

The danger of doing this is that in the event of an accident, baby's neck isn't fully developed or strong enough to support a heavy head which can lead to spinal injury.

Quite a few are going the way of Greece, quite a few more are in danger of doing so and quite a few of those that so far aren't are scrambling to avoid it by cutting back on social spending before there is a default crisis.

The sooner we all realize the dangers of doing otherwise, the better.

The Criminal Bar Association (CBA) said it expected up to 3,000 barristers to take part, despite the dangers of doing so.

Away from the hype, Jurassic Park was at heart a cautionary tale about the dangers of doing science without thought for its consequences.

I am always warning my friends of the dangers of doing an Atkins style diet.

Many women are eager to claim their bodies back post delivery, however, they are unaware of the dangers of doing so in a regular yoga or fitness class situation.

He touches on the dangers of doing too much cardio in this article.

It would be great to communicate with you as I have written a book on my method and the hidden dangers of doing yoga poses like the ones used in Bikram.

There was another LEGO movie this year that showed the dangers of doing uninspired LEGO knockoffs, but hopefully the success of LEGO Batman will ensure they focus more on what works.

This is a world one wants to crawl inside and live in for hours, maybe even days, at a time, the dangers of doing so almost secondary to the naturalistic discoveries and environmental truths that could potentially be revealed.

«One of the greatest dangers of doing so is the re-segregation of our schools, not only by race, but by income.»

The other answers noted correctly the problems of metal short circuits between the terminals, so I'm not going to repeat advice about the dangers of doing that.

However, the dangers of doing little vs. nothing vs. all isn't the issue which we agree on.

Mr. Lane understands the dangers of doing so, having seen thousands of lawyers grow in their careers.

And the article does not make quite as clear as does the court's decision the dangers of doing «home grown» e-discovery management.»

On the other hand, other mining pools have shown eagerness to make the upgrade, with Slush signaling support for the change early (despite the alleged dangers of doing so) and BTCC indicating that its mining pool is «ready» for SegWit.

Not exact matches

The danger is focusing on an idea that's too much of a personal hobby, they say, because there's too much of a selection bias to make you think it's something important, or worth doing.

Simple does not erase the danger of ignorance.

The CDC, says Wintemute, has incorrectly «interpreted that as a mandate not to do research» on the public health dangers of guns and the epidemiology of gun violence.

HARWOOD: What have you concluded about what Russia did, what the president did or didn't do with respect to that, and what danger that poses as a matter of national security?

And then there's the danger of disqualifying people who may have all the qualities you're looking for but don't look good on a résumé.

Sunlight helps you battle afternoon sleepiness because it increases the levels of vitamins D and B. On top of that, sunlight in moderation will improve your mood, help you focus and give your immune system a little boost, which is needed because you put your immune system in danger when you don't get enough sleep.

The first and clearest danger of all this (often genuinely helpful) advice is that busy entrepreneurs will get bogged down spending masses of time perfecting their systems for getting things done rather than, well, getting things done.

While we all know the health dangers of stress (high blood pressure, weight gain and difficulty concentrating among others), did you know traveling carries its own set of health risks?

Success also creates its own set of dangers because you don't ever want to stop taking big risks.

The danger of trying to do both?

To make employees more comfortable about being monitored, make sure that your attention doesn't pose any danger to their autonomy — and make them aware of this.

And, here again, this concern doesn't even begin to consider the danger presented by malicious or criminal cyberattacks and other forms of corporate espionage that increase in frequency and severity every day.

The law exists because far too many organizations that report to the department of financial services don't address cybersecurity with their employees in a way that helps ward off the danger of a successful attack.

He pays $ 15,000 per employee to manage the H1 - B visa process for five of his employees who are also foreign workers, and are chronically in danger of not being readmitted to the country when they do things like go back to their home countries to visit family.

While bridges in need of repair stand a higher risk of collapse they do not necessarily pose an imminent danger.

He shares his views on the dangers of not doing the math.

There is the danger of blaming some of these trends on the overt side effects of technology, which is what the media did in 2011 with stories that implicated Facebook in playing a role in one - fifth of all divorces.

But false equivalence is also a danger, and arguing that some private conversations that amount to virtually nothing but political scuttle - butt on a range of boring political issues is the same as what Trump has done is ridiculous.

The purpose of this article is to alert current and future entrepreneurs to the dangers of cognitive biases, so they do not end up finding themselves like the man depicted in a New Yorker cartoon saying to a friend: «I tried being an entrepreneur but found out that the «fire in my belly» was just acid reflux.»

Ultimately, the numbers don't have all of the context, and the dangers of misrepresenting a team member's contributions and value are very real.

Still, Dimon also took aim at several of Trump's policies and promises, warning of the dangers of scrapping longstanding trade agreements and of cracking down on immigration, although he did so without explicitly criticizing the President.

But that won't matter if $ 18 billion worth of customers don't know it — and their awareness doesn't appear to be in danger of changing soon.

Of course, it's heavily edited (the cat was never actually in danger), but viewers don't care about that.

Didn't Plato once say something about the dangers of external memory?

Peele, BuzzFeed, and Monkeypaw Productions used a controversial but widely available software to make the video, in an effort to demonstrate the dangers of «deepfakes,» aka digitally manipulated videos that have the power to «make it look like anyone is saying [or doing] anything at any point in time,» that didn't actually happen.

At the same time, the telecoms see the danger of becoming «dumb pipes»: if all they do is shuffle data from provider to customer, then they add no value to the transaction, have no leverage, and command no premium.

Though you may need more guidelines and procedures as your company grows, you don't want to stymie creativity or lose your appeal to top talent, which are real dangers of overly corporate cultures.