Sentences with phrase «even off in»

Start your evening off in our bar, featuring cocktails, fine wines, regional craft beers and appetizers.

Not exact matches

Even though he no longer had a drywall business, my husband woke up every morning, got into his truck and drove off looking for ways to keep the kids in shoes and food on the table.

Even before you step up to the podium to kick off your presentation, you're getting invaluable exposure for your business, since it will feature prominently in any marketing materials promoting the event.

Even if you were to completely turn off your phone, once you're in, the store can track everything you do.

And some analysts are suggesting that the company might even consider merging with CBS, the other media conglomerate that Redstone controls, which was spun off in 2006.

Heck, it even looks good in off - line publications.

TrafficSoda, based in Waterloo, ON, is among those companies that wants to help put smaller businesses on even footing with larger rivals by building their «off - page» search engine optimization (SEO).

It took its logos off the building and shut off the marquee lights — though after years of public outcry, AMC began turning on the lights in the evenings.

But even declines in funding don't take the pressure off your marketing team to deliver results.

But that was what we started off with in 2002, and really, I thought maybe we had a 10 % percent chance of doing anything — of even getting a rocket to orbit, let alone getting beyond that and taking Mars seriously.

Lately, I've found that even the mission - critical business ideas that make it through my first set of filters have to address another elephant in the room: the question of whether this startup is building something that's going to become a free - standing and independent business or whether it's developing a great feature that is going to be swallowed up, ripped off, or rolled over by one of the big guys in their space in the near future.

«Tech isn't even its own stand - alone sector, because it has tentacles into all the other industries,» says Koch, ticking off its impact in retail (e-commerce), automotive (self - driving cars), banking (mobile payments), health care (big - data genomics), and more.

Not even one of the worst hurricane seasons in history has thrown the stock off course: Total revenue has grown more than 13 % — and net income nearly 43 % — over the past 12 months.

It's even more important than how good you are at picking yourself up off the floor and getting back in the game after getting punched a few times by a client or a competitor — or one of your own folks.

Those have included fewer sales events and the departure from many department stores like weak Macy's locations, even if that hurts sales in the short term; the aim is to protect profit margins and stave off the cheapening of the brand.

Some of the most respected news sources turned out to be way off the mark about Donald J. Trump's chances of securing the Republican nomination, or even remaining in the race for as long as he has.

(I go to bed fairly early and not eating in the evening is harder for me than holding off in the morning, so I try to make sure my window «closes» a little later.)

Assuming you've also paid off your mortgage, that's enough for a middle - class couple to retire on in reasonable comfort even if you have no other savings and no employer pension.

Take into account the delay in Old Age Security, and the fact that the Canada and Quebec pension plans will pay more to people who put off receiving their benefits, and later retirement becomes even more attractive.

It's best if the emails are designed with mobile in mind every step of the way, so consider fonts, layout and even hyper - text as many mobile devices have images turned off.

But beginning in 1997 the stock market entered a bubble, where corporate profits leveled off and even declined slightly, but the stock market continued to boom with the dot com craze.

It is a tough problem, because the twin forces of automation and globalization are only escalating and the industrial capacity killed off by the petroloonie is not coming back, even with the recent fall in oil prices.

«The point is, there's a lot of other things that are in the offing here that we don't even know about,» he said.

Many offer discounts for home alarm systems, home safes and even for keeping some valuables in an off - site safety deposit box.

Even though its roots are planted firmly in the mystique of its uncompromising off - roading prowess, the G - Wagon has now become the SUV of choice for the posh suburbanite or the Hollywood starlet looking for something «different».

Even in the busiest positions, there are slow days, and for most employees, slow days warrant a priority shift from «getting things done» to «staving off boredom.»

To further help, RI's tech support solution is a combination of in - house and third - party, but Eisenhardt is careful to point out that even third - party support uses RI's own QA process, rather than something off - the - shelf (which can make for an inconsistent consumer experience).

There's also a Christmas tree designed by Dolce & Gabbana, with whom the department store partnered up this year, even hosting a one - off D&G fashion show in its food hall.

In fact, the situation already leads to «curtailment» of solar production during peak hours, with thousands of megawatt - hours of potential energy simply getting turned off, even as other plants continue to produce.

In the postcrisis era when Breakout Labs got its start, investors were leery of backing companies with major «technical risk» (meaning their idea might be nearly impossible to pull off) or an undefined market (even if they pulled it off, who knew if anyone would want it?).

And corporate purchases, which also swelled in the sanguine»80s, have dropped off even more.

I get this joy several times a day — first in the morning in the bathroom mirror when I'm wearing only shorts, preparing before my morning calisthenics, second in the mirror after my shower while toweling off, and third after my evening calisthenics (I have a playful rule not to look before the calisthenics to help motivate starting and as a reward after).

«It's hard to see it from the employee's standpoint, even though you were an employee at one point — if you're in a company that has no choice but to lay off employees, would you want to be treated like that?»

Even for them, who are among the better off refugees, life in exile is beginning to become unbearable.

This way even the government is supporting you in paying off your loan.

Even if the United States struggles to win market share in its competition with cheaper piped gas from Russia, the availability of an alternative will blunt the impact if Russia cuts supplies off again, and reduce its ability to dictate long - term restrictive contracts with its customers, analysts said.

Even the name — the «big» in big data — can seem off - putting.

That is because banks, private - equity firms and institutional investors have continued to pour money into the sector even as oil companies slashed billions of dollars in spending from their budgets and laid off more than 100,000 workers.

While, fresh but scaling startups tend to drag their feet until they see clear evidence of issues, prolonging upgrading may cause unnecessary and costly headaches like missed billing opportunities, inventory write - offs, efficiency gaps in operations or even fraud.

If, for example, it takes a university education for a male to earn $ 40,000 in 2010, but he could have earned the same income with a highschool education in 1976, then clearly males are worse off, even if income levels are unchanged.

Nonetheless, in his experience, each time Bitcoin's price has surged, the valuation has leveled off at a higher plateau — even after crashes.

In fact, even the local SBA staff, Baskerville recounted, put him off when he called for financing advice — inexplicably, he was told that restaurant loans are difficult to guarantee.

This is because in addition to being very thoughtful about their workload versus vacation time, when employees do decide to take time off, they work even harder beforehand to make sure that they're not leaving team members in the lurch.

The houses have their roofs blown off; even some churches where people sheltered have lost roofs,» he shared in another blog post.

This can be as small as 1 % off for clients who pay within 10 days; in Dunn's experience, even a tiny markdown will open the wallets of customers, especially those with higher bills.

This can help provide encouragement to stick with the plan even after going off track once in a while.

After premiering in February 2016, the Viceland network (part of a partnership between Vice and the A+E Network) has had disappointing ratings while failing to capture even similar viewership levels of the network it replaced, History Channel spin - off H2.

In order to meet their financial obligations, some newspaper chains are removing entire layers of editing staff, while others have laid off all of their photographers or even shut their print operations down altogether.

In a strange twist, many consumers shopping for health insurance during the current Obamacare enrollment period can actually get even cheaper coverage thanks to President Trump's decision to cut off certain subsidies paid to insurance companies.

Canadians aren't alone in this regard: In the U.S., companies such as Motorola and Charles Schwab have experimented with forced holidays, and even the government of Japan — a country with a word, karoshi, to describe sudden death caused by occupational exhaustion — is mulling mandatory time ofin this regard: In the U.S., companies such as Motorola and Charles Schwab have experimented with forced holidays, and even the government of Japan — a country with a word, karoshi, to describe sudden death caused by occupational exhaustion — is mulling mandatory time ofIn the U.S., companies such as Motorola and Charles Schwab have experimented with forced holidays, and even the government of Japan — a country with a word, karoshi, to describe sudden death caused by occupational exhaustion — is mulling mandatory time off.