Sentences with phrase «early exits where»

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The Denver / Bolder area is one of several technology communities where angels and entrepreneurs have somehow developed a deeper appreciation for the importance of early exits.
In cases where a startup is courted with an early - exit opportunity, it's because competitive pressures in their market space are demanding consolidation, economies of scale, or accelerated R&D.
Take a good look at wengers signings half of then are average players because he is always ready to settle down for top four and and early CL exit unlike Diego simeone who signs players from no where with relatively small money and push for trophy every season.
We are set for another season where we a likely to face an earlier exit from the Champions League, probably scrape into the top four and may have a decent cup run.
But where as against Bradford, and Nottingham Forest earlier this year, Arsenal exited the competition after losing, yesterday we scrapped through.
The Chornomorets Stadium, where the match will be played in Odessa will hold around 16,000 supporters, the majority of which will be home support, which will make the atmosphere a little more difficult for United, who will need to get the result they desire, or face an early exit from the competition, which will then unleash much more negativity from the awaiting media.
Vrba has stepped down from the post following Czech Republic's early exit at Euro 2016, where they finished bottom of Group D after losing to Spain and Turkey, while drawing with Croatia.
Impressive back - to - back wins away at Wigan (1 - 0) before an emphatic 5 - 0 win over West Ham was to be followed by an humiliating exit from the FA Cup, where they were eliminated at the earliest possible stage at the hands of League Two's newest representative Stevenage.
And it invests Mowgli with a touch of optimistic environmentalist fantasy: where human mastery of fire and tools was presented in earlier films as a threat, and Mowgli's fated exit from the jungle as an unfortunate necessity, in this film the boy is shown using his ingrained ingenuity to solve problems beyond the capabilities of his animal pals, as when he builds a rappel and pulley system to help Baloo claim honey from a cliffside beehive he's been coveting.
That would be a welcome reversal of the current pattern, where the most able teachers are also the most likely to exit early.
Graham Hill Bend is one of those corners where if you can get the car turned slightly early and loaded up by the middle, the outside wheels weight up and grip harder and help you carry extra speed towards the exit, while the inside ones float over the kerb.
The six - speed manual model doesn't have quite the same positive shift as a GTI, either, while getting on the power early on the exit of corners sees the nose push wide where the Golf tucks in and sticks to your chosen line.
I've treated part of this in an earlier post called It's Their Money, where I describe how I try to give exiting clients a pleasant time on the way out.
Just think about all those trades where you moved your stop loss too close and got taken out before price went for your target, or took an early exit and missed out on a big move.
Public perception of the programme has changed somewhat in the last few years; where Early Access was once praised for helping developers create their projects — aiding the likes of DayZ and Rust — now that reputation has soured, and the scheme has sadly become known for buggy projects that may never exit development.
But if you move away from the utility service area where the solar garden is located, you may have to sell your share in the solar garden or pay an early exit fee if you have signed up for a subscription.
Tony Heller has done an excellent job documenting the GISS temperature fraud, dropped rural versus urban stations, dropped North latitude stations versus South, same for elevation, completely made up data where no thermometers exit (vast parts of Africa, North Poles for early dates), Tobs adjustments, need to go on?
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