Sentences with phrase «extra effort event»
Each week, the stores hold an «extra effort event» where employees hustle to increase sales by 10 percent.
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He credited the company's marketing efforts during live sporting events as one of the reasons why the Corona Extra depletions grew by 5 percent last year.
so if you are competing in an event where you know you have a big extended climb coming up take, say a gel, 10 - 15 minutes before hitting that climb so the blood sugar rise from the gel coincides with the extra effort of the climb.
The importance of the UK to the UFC's quest for worldwide domination is illustrated by the extra effort the UFC has put into highlighting British fighters on the reality show, The Ultimate Fighter and putting on many major events in the UK.
For those anxiously awaiting this release and planning to attend the fan event, he adds: «Those that do show up in the cinemas... let's just say that I'm going to have a special «thank you» from me for making that extra effort.»
He and the staff at of North Canton Hoover High School in North Canton, Ohio, make an extra effort to communicate carefully and often with families about the upcoming events.
Paul drove to Canberra from Melbourne and Jamie flew from New Zealand for the event so they really put in the extra effort.
Because the firms that deliver content and marketing well beyond expectation — be it a client seminar, practice group blog, or alumni event — will be disproportionately rewarded relative to those that produce «average» outputs, even when the extra cost and effort required to doing something special is factored in.
The company did hold an announcement for the device, but the event was far smaller than the one last year and Sony didn't go through extra effort in order to bring everyone over there nor announce it ahead of time.
Follow Robin's lead and put the extra time and effort into preparing for your networking events and interviews.
The ornaments hung from the tree with ribbon instead of the wire they came with: «Extra handmade effort went into this event.»