Sentences with phrase «early is a smart move»

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Don't let early successes make you think that expansion is automatically a smart move.

It's a smart move, according to a recent report from Wood Mackenzie, which says oil and gas companies that adopt renewables early will be at a competitive advantage, while slow adopters could find themselves at a structural disadvantage.

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Earlier this week, there was a Smart Money move triggered on Carolina at Bet Mania, which has gone 8 - 5 and produced a profit of +2.08 units this season.

Early in his Barstool career, well before the big move to New York City, Pardon My Take, and Larry II, Big Cat showed his generous holiday spirit by highlighting one of the simplest and most profitable trends of all time on a social media platform whose stock is a guaranteed smart investment.

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It would also be a smart move to take early steps to create a national system of lower tariffs for developing nations such as Kenya and Bangladesh, so that they can continue to enjoy preferential access to the UK market after we leave the European Union.

I literally had to carry him in to his class line up earlier this week (which was probably not my smartest move, if we're being honest here).

This is a smart move, as little is known of the early life of the Dalai Lama and instead of over fictionalizing, we are shown how the peaceful philosophies of the Tibetans help Harrer to become less self centered as he grows to love and respect these people..

Getting the most from your (excellent) cast early on to flesh out the relevant back story and character development rather than jumping straight into the action was a smart move by Edwards but after half an hour you do find yourself ready for something big and loud to break something expensive.

Pre-K Funding: More and more, we are coming to understand that early education is not just a smart investment, but an essential one — every budget, every year and every Governor of Pennsylvania must move us toward universal pre-K.

As I mentioned earlier this year, Singles is a smart move on Amazon's part but they're wrong to assume that «shorter» always equals «cheaper.»

Some graduates are working as fast as possible to pay these loans off in the shortest amount of time, but lately, finishing payments as early as possible may not be the smartest move for a new adult.

Since mortgage interest is not tax deductible in Canada, making a pre-payment is a very smart move, especially in the early years of a mortgage.

You can, however, opt to spend cash equal to the difference between your fame level and the required level in order to gain access to tricks early, which can be a smart move sometimes.

Including more options in these early days of VR is definitely a smart move, especially considering we're still learning what will make someone uncomfortable while playing.

In the long run, buying a life insurance policy early in life is a smart financial move.

However, Verizon and T - Mobile are making smart moves in the business by shipping the handsets earlier than usual.

Moreover bringing Android to wearables is a good move and luckily this Gear Live is not just limited to Samsung Smartphones unlike its earlier wearable's, that mean any Android device gets get the access to this and should improve its market since every other smart phone users will be able to use it that run Android 4.3 or later.

The smart folks are the older folks, those people who «have» heard of people losing money on real estate; they are selling out early to the Lemmings, moving out of the big, expensive cities, retiring early with their booty and either buying relatively cheap rural properties or simply renting.