Sentences with phrase «essentially said his business»

Affidavits from three witnesses were submitted from Lam's side, essentially saying the business had been transferred, but the judge recognized there was no third - party documentation relating to the transfer.

Not exact matches

In a market research note, Juenger essentially said that the traditional TV industry needs to be re-evaluated, and that its business model is in jeopardy as a result of digital competition.

«We're essentially a non-franchise,» says Weissman, who moved to Seattle to open his Great Harvest after working in his family's industrial hardware and steel business in Montana.

One reason business owners may be inclined to hire is that, depsite decreasing optimism, the financial picture of business owners is essentially solid, Vitner says.

The retail giant said Tuesday that it is now a customer of Facebook Workplace, essentially a business version of the social network.

«These business models essentially trade on the attractiveness of annuity revenue and annuity economics,» Burkhart says.

«Essentially, the Murdochs made a business calculation as to how much and how long they could get away with all this before the price they had to pay was too great to bear,» he said.

«He's done a great job running that business and essentially helping build a world - beater in packaging,» Viswanathan says.

«Essentially, we look at the business in two facets,» Adams says.

It says, essentially, that the governor's budget office can move money around in state agencies to consolidate business services, like information technology and other functions, without the permission of the legislature.

And what they say may be true... But context is often the key to putting forward a message, and Google creates a prominent platform for Wikipedia, and with most of its competitors essentially copying Google — perhaps due to its success; I'm not a «Master Mason» so I wouldn't know all the insider practices of businesses — doesn't Wikipedia end up being the defacto source for «Truth Creation,» that is, the go - to source for those who wish to access a truth becomes a go to source for those with an interest in governing by creating those things which people believe to be true, assuming most people live their own lives according to what they believe...

«It's my understanding that businesses have to purchase these plastic bags — they essentially give them out for free,» said Matt Campbell of Southold, who spoke at Thursday's meeting.

«We oppose the 36 - percent rate cap because it would essentially end our business with the military,» said CFSA spokesman Steve Schlein.

«There are quite a few scientists like Claude — all from a slightly earlier era, when glaciology was not the cover - of - Rolling - Stone enterprise that it is today — whose accomplishments are as great or greater than most of the «big names» in the business today, but who are essentially unknown outside their immediate circle,» he said.

David Rutledge, an engineering professor at the California Institute of Technology who studies world coal production, said the IPCC's «business as usual» scenario is unrealistic because it essentially assumes that growth of fossil fuels like coal will continue apace, which is unlikely.

«The industry has returned to essentially business as usual,» he says.

-- You know having a book can really be that that key piece of credibility especially if you're in the professional services essentially the expert space right I'm okay so let's let's say that Onward Nation business owners thinking well how do I do I self - published do I you know try to sell my manuscript to you know a publisher like your traditional publisher so like do I need to engage in agent and and so you know.

«It would essentially leave land managers and business owners without the ability to remove cats from their property in the city of Los Angeles,» he said.

«When California passes the ban... pet stores that sell puppies will essentially be put out of business,» said Jasmin Ramirez, manager of Escondido Pets.

«Not only does the SeatBoost app deliver unprecedented results in terms of upgrades sold — be it first, business, premium economy, etc. — it opens a new revenue stream after all other channels are essentially closed,» said SeatBoost advisory board member Jerry Behrens.

Microsoft is always flashy in their presentation and awes people with fleshly lights and stage performances but that's because they're Microsoft, masters of marketing, which is all they're really good at, everything else is smoke and mirrors, but at the end if the day, literally, everyone says essentially «alright that was fun but let's get down to business as its PlayStation time.»

«Essentially, it's made [our Xbox business] worthless overnight,» said Stuart Benson of Extreme Gamez.

It's exciting to see what Bruce has created, and it's a privilege to collaborate with him, providing the platform for what is essentially «art on tile»,» said Harry Foster, Specialist Products Business Manager at Johnson Tiles.

Hunimano Coelho, CEO at Leveret Inc., said it shouldn't affect professionalism at all — it would essentially be an acknowledgement of the fact that some people are better at managing the business side of things.

Running with this comparison, Susskind is essentially saying that law, like any other industry, is finally feeling the effects of the «Walmartization» of its business model: ruthless efficiency seeking, supply chain logistics etc..

So essentially, what you're saying is you're trying to build your business for the future, not for the present.

A buy - sell agreement essentially says what happens to an owner's share of a business when he or she is no longer around.

One person told Business Insider said this means he remains involved with Faraday's China division, which this person described as essentially an extension of LeSEE.

As a result, O'Connell says that Amazon has essentially become a new entrant in the search business and 31 % of adults online in the U.S. used it research their most recent purchase.

Qualcomm last year said it was getting into the drone business, noting that drones were becoming, essentially, smartphones with wings.

Cynics would say it's obvious: a government that has been demonstrably more interested in profits for business than the welfare of individuals would never enforce the illegality of what is essentially cheap labour.

«If you volunteer in a situation where you can utilize your day - to - day business skills, then I think it's a great idea and a great way to further your career because you're essentially doing a job and are not just sitting around,» said Rahul D. Yodh, an executive recruiter with Link Legal Search Group in Dallas.

It is pretty hard to stand up and say, I am the best realtor in Vancouver and how many flyers a week do you get, I am the best realtor in Vancouver or Vancouver's west side or which will have you but essentially, what your saying is I am a jack of all trades I'm the best in everything, please send me your business.

Because real estate salespeople are essentially running their own businesses, managers and recruiters say the ideal salesperson also possesses the hard skills associated with any small business owner — financial savvy, organizational ability, and technical skills.

Savings come from home — Essentially, Kaner says, the expenses that the self - employed and some commissioned employees incur to generate business income are fair game for tax deductions.