Sentences with word «entirely»

In terms of which businesses will benefit (and which would suffer), it's not entirely clear — and may depend largely on who you ask.

Or, if there are back - and - forth communication steps with an outside party that need not be involved, make a proposal to eliminate that step of the process entirely.

The pitch from Weston is not entirely new.

«A bad showing in due diligence can kill the deal entirely or reduce the price, so for the selling company, this is a vital test,» Witter says.

The one entirely new product Apple unveiled yesterday was its AirPods wireless earphones, which will cost $ 159 and arrive in October.

But to some experts, forecasting has taken on an entirely new meaning.

She lived an entirely unglamorous life.

Your 2,000 followers are entirely free.

It's entirely possible that if the Vermont law is allowed to stand, the precedent it sets will help make it easier for other states to jump on the bandwagon.

That hasn't spared us entirely from some false hopes and fruitless conversations, but it has helped us avoid a few.

But a lot of companies are playing another kind of game entirely these days.

But the picture isn't entirely bleak.

Businesses trying to sell that disruptive technology to traditional industries might need to adjust, if not overhaul entirely, their sales tactics.

Let us make no mistake about it: Canada is running a deficit, and it is entirely appropriate for it to do so given the state of the economy.

There's no magic formula for success, and the potential benefits of your efforts are broad and not entirely predictable.

Meanwhile, a key federal advisory board focused on driverless - car technology — a committee comprised of top executives from Apple, Ford, GM, Lyft and other tech and auto giants — has fallen entirely inactive, four sources told Recode.

And LinkedIn knows this, which is why on Tuesday it said that would roll out an entirely new inbox design for both mobile and desktop users.

If builders in Toronto stopped developing entirely and merely completed projects that are already scheduled and underway, there would be enough units to supply the market for five years.

In another five years, we can take calls out entirely and message instead.

In short, the end result depends entirely on what the client wants.

Plans call for the converted warehouse to be used as a «nut house» when the new plant is complete, allowing ice cream with nuts to be made in an entirely separate facility.

This isn't entirely by accident.

«Unfriending someone entirely may feel a bit too harsh,» she says, but if people in your social circles are regularly posting negative content (especially during election season), you could get a much - needed mental break by engaging with them less frequently.

Through Separate.us, users can complete, file and serve divorce papers entirely online.

But creating a whole new blockchain, with all the encryption, security and infrastructure required, is an entirely different undertaking.

But business consultant David Roth takes it a step further when he says, Waiting to release a «perfect» product can make the difference between finding a market and missing it entirely.

LivePerson launched in 1997 focused entirely on that.

With the addition of each new LEGO brick, you can change the structure for the better and take things in an entirely new direction.

On the issue of European citizens» rights in the U.K., and the reciprocal rights of British passport holders on the continent, Verhofstadt believes the British government's proposal to create entirely new classifications simply adds unnecessary complication.

He said he was into BDSM, and asserted that those who shared his bedroom had participated in some rough play entirely consensually.

If a judge believes you have been less than entirely honest, your agreement will be legally baseless and won't stand up in court.

That mind shift was necessary, he says, because digital marketing still suffers from a large divide between branding agencies who look for long - term messaging, and direct response marketers who rate success entirely by the number of conversions.

Although sometimes work is best left behind entirely.

I'm still not entirely sure why Si was so keen on it, except that it was said he felt external scrutiny and internal competition kept his editors sharp.

Two other Royal Caribbean voyages were also canceled in anticipation of the storm, while journeys operated by Carnival, Norwegian and Disney Cruises have also been amended or axed entirely, according to CNN.

Although our games will probably feature our great IP [intellectual property], I suspect they'll be entirely different than what you can find on a 3DS, where you can have a deeper 20 - hour experience.

Moguls on Moguls Promoting a new boot - binding system is not entirely a domestic matter.

But some analysts say that a «wearable» to Apple may rely on an entirely different body part.

Only this time, for an entirely different reason — and from a somewhat surprising source.

Growing a business once it has proved viable places entirely different demands on an entrepreneur and requires specific skills.

In the Netherlands, one school is taking classroom tech to another level entirely by focusing on the way a learning space is lit.

Because the longer it goes on, the harder the task becomes - or worse yet, you can lose the customer entirely.

The adjustment has not been entirely pleasant for the employee, but it has been possible.

In a recent research note, he pointed to the possibility, based on Apple's reported hiring of a large number of auto industry veterans, of Apple changing gears entirely and building a car.

«Even if the equity goes entirely to zero we're protected,» he said.

It's coming between the news companies and their readers, and those organizations are playing entirely by Facebook's rules, which can change at any time.

That might be the conventional wisdom these days, but not everyone is convinced — at least not entirely.

Van Houten added that such an aim «is entirely reconcilable with the interests of shareholders and any other stakeholders; it's just you have to put your mind to it.»

Too long, excessively vague, possibly entirely unnecessary — problems with meetings are one of the most frequently covered office issues here on Inc.com.

Sources are telling us this represents all of Mobli's remaining Israeli employees, although Hogeg insists that the company is not being closed down entirely.