Sentences with phrase «driving by»

Cars driving by.

Also unlike a billboard, viewers of online ads may be a narrow target audience, rather than anyone driving by; Facebook's sophisticated tools for advertisers offer a slew of ways to segment audiences.

This increase was driven by the High Performance Materials and Industrial Specialties divisions.

The vibrant global marketplace of today, increasingly driven by daily technological advancements, is constantly forcing marketers and advertisers to evolve their strategies for achieving higher sales, and currently the most valuable skill to possess relates to content marketing.

Customers are all driven by different parameters, which means that you need to do a lot of listening and keeping track of the likes, dislikes and drivers of your customers» behavior.

Orlando has been one of the nation's fastest - growing job markets for several years, with an economy driven by immigration, affordable real estate, and «snowbirding» baby boomers resettling for their empt7 - nest years.

Demand for these prepackaged cold drinks has been largely driven by such innovations as the use of probiotics for digestive health and the infusion of nitrogen in lieu of sweeteners.

Some of that spending is driven by homeowners made wealthier by the surge in house prices.

Speaking with CNBC, Martin Earp says the demand is mainly driven by baby boomers who have a very different set of needs and wants as compared to their predecessors.

But it's also seen by many in the industry as the archetype of the fast - moving but ultimately shallow clickbait machine, driven by pageviews and willing to do almost anything to get them.

The price of oil has risen to its highest since late 2014 this month, driven by concern over the potential for disruption to Iranian crude flows, but analysts say the degree of uncertainty hanging over the deal means the market is extremely sensitive to any developments.

The cryptocurrency space has always been driven by a core group of passionate advocates, motivated by a radical libertarian ideology focused around decentralision and the power of cryptography.

The most critical person to hire in the customer service schema is the manager, says Andy Fromm, president of Service Management Group, a Missouri - based firm that works with retail and restaurant chains on improving customer service, since employee turnover is directly driven by manager turnover.

Driven by his domineering fathers disapproval at his illegitimate existence and his desire for serious wealth, Seth suddenly finds himself seduced by the opportunity to interview as a trainee stock broker from recent acquaintance Greg.

The marketing industry is driven by technological developments and customer trends, which can be hard to predict.

The threat has been driven by Russia's military involvement in Syria and separatist militancy in its disputed Northern Caucasus region.

These days, he's driven by the pursuit of balance — a pursuit that has actually led him to scale back the development of his culinary empire.

Amid all the excitement and attention driven by MBS, Cook said the market is overlooking the destabilizing aspects of the Crown Prince's Vision 2030 plan, and responding more positively to the Saudis» stated position: they have no choice, and failure isn't an option.

My central message is that success only comes when good systems are driven by a great mindset.

Deveau believes the company's current success is driven by four deceptively simple factors.

«Something I learned a long time ago, but has recently been reinforced, is that a company's success is largely driven by two underlying traits: adaptability and a focus on people.

I'd just driven by an Italian restaurant and got to wondering about the food's history.

At constant exchange rates and business scope, year - on - year sales increased 5.2 %, driven by a 6.0 % positive price effect reflecting ongoing actions to raise selling prices along the entire acrylic chain.

We do things like business spotlights, honk as you drive by your favorite business, shop til you drop, say thank you, and many others.

«The market place is being driven by global events and has been for quite a while,» says Briggs.

«This is not a politically driven decision, nor a decision driven by hatred of people's personal beliefs or choices,» she said.

While this phase of outsourcing isn't driven by cost as the only reason for doing so, there is still a cost benefit to be seen.

The problem is that Facebook isn't driven by the kind of news judgement or journalistic principles by which most newspapers and other traditional media outlets are driven.

Great Place to Work also collected demographic and program data from companies, but rankings were driven by employee feedback.

The move reversed an almost equally feverish rise in recent days that had appeared to be driven by concerns that China will introduce new measures to stop its citizens moving money out of the country.

He added: «In reporting the news, the SCMP will be objective, accurate and fair... day - to - day editorial decisions will be driven by editors in the newsroom, not in the corporate boardroom.»

Instead, we're driven by subtle unconscious influences that have their basis in our distant evolutionary past.

Those initiatives feed and are in turn driven by each other, and build a long - term business.

However, innovating in the right area is driven by the desire to cash in on consumer interest.

The IIF estimates non-hydrocarbon real GDP growth at 2.7 percent in 2018 and 2019, compared to 1 percent last year, mainly driven by fiscal stimulus.

Incredibly successful people are driven by something deeper and more personal.

«In a global world driven by technology, a diverse and mobile workforce is critical to the growth of businesses and our national economy.

When traumatized citizens discover that shops and restaurants have reopened — acts driven by entrepreneurs — people start to reclaim the faith that a sense of normalcy is possible.

I think it's part of the broader IPO window, and is being driven by some of the returns that have been found in the biotech world with really successful drugs.

«Capital spending drives productivity, and capital spending is also very much driven by business confident.»

«I think we're a big growth engine for the economy, and it's really, again, driven by what we're seeing [in] commercial traffic growth around the world,» the CEO said.

However, income tax expenses at the firm fell 21.3 percent, primarily driven by lower U.S. corporate income tax rate, while underwriting gains rose 22.3 percent to $ 258 million.

This can be driven by many different forces such as perfectionism, fear of publishing, fear of success or fear of failure.

Gamers will want to win through effort and practice, not shortcuts, and Riot wants workers driven by this ethos.

I've argued now, for longer than I wish, that we are in a secular bear market driven by global imbalances.

Nor can the nation's school systems account for foreign - educated adult immigrants, the dated skills of older workers and the changing needs of workplaces, which are often driven by technological change.

A lot of this is driven by new platforms, which are ever hungry for great stories to attract new users.

And their same - store sales are driven by traffic: It's rare these days to see companies having their same - stores sales being driven by traffic.»

The company's leap of faith appears to be driven by the sustained popularity of its coffee, which makes up an incredible 63 percent of Dunkin's annual revenue.

The underlying combined ratio of 95.5 % increased 1.1 points, primarily driven by (i) loss cost trends that modestly exceeded earned pricing, the impact of which has been moderating in recent quarters, and (ii) normal quarterly variability in both loss activity and expenses.