Sentences with phrase «eyes of»

All of this has helped increase the value of the CoolWallet hardware wallet in the eyes of SBI Holdings Japan.

I doubt we'll see a world where 100 tweets carry the same weight as 100 high - quality links in the eyes of a search engine, but since the key to a smart link campaign DOES currently involve building both social proof and great links, it's entirely probable that SEOs of the future will be link building and socially proving their butts off in order to rank.»

«Being an election year, this is only going to make you a hero in the eyes of these kids and this community and these parents,» she said.

In the eyes of the DOJ, the merger — one of the largest «in American history,» an agency official told reporters — would result in «higher prices for consumers and less innovation for millions of Americans.»

«While our airports drive a collective $ 59 - billion in economic activity, our current state hinders our economic potential, and affects Canada's profile and ability to remain relevant in the eyes of foreign investors, international business travellers and tourists.»

In the eyes of the tribunal, though, the case hinged on one glaring problem: nobody at Tim Hortons» head office in Oakville, Ont., could remember exactly when the decision was made to fire Ko - Csonka, and not a single document disclosed during the proceedings shed any light on the answer.

These remarks from Buterin might seem like negative criticism directed at the cryptocurrency community that has built its tokens on the platform he incepted, but the healthy dose of realism might be just what is needed to keep the eyes of the ecosystem focused on the benefits of developing decentralized technologies for reasons greater than the value associated with their related tokens.

I think our board, although unusual amongst other boards, there are very few if any other central banks that have this kind of a board, but in our country, for this kind of filter to be applied to the decision process, I think adds to the credibility, to the legitimacy that the whole process has in the eyes of ordinary people and that's very important.

When you pay down debt, your utilization falls and you look better in the eyes of creditors.

Our SoFi personal loans review says that if you have a good reputation in the eyes of SoFi, then SoFi will also cooperate with you.

Such a formulation was repeated and refined in subsequent speeches by Fraser and the inflation target was gradually elevated in prominence in the eyes of the public and financial markets.

TRY THIS: Look critically at your marketing through the eyes of your customer.

Pot may be illegal in the eyes of the federal government.

However, that pales in comparison to the aforementioned DIRECTV deal, and likely caused the shares to lose some glimmer in the eyes of investors.

Even more troubling in the eyes of analysts and investors is the current quarter.

WHEREAS, charitable contributions should enhance the image of our company in the eyes of the public.

This distances them in the eyes of consumers from the «corporate» feel of burger chains — and their legacy of bad publicity — says Sophie Carroll of Planet Retail, another research outfit.

«Now that SolarCity has been merged with Elon Musk's company,» Mayor Byron Brown told me in December, «it truly brings the eyes of the world to Buffalo.»

Not all links are valued the same in the eyes of Google.

They have to look at themselves, their models, their measure of success through the eyes of their clients.

It will be difficult — but not impossible in the eyes of the women leaders surveyed.

Google, Amazon and Marks & Spencer's remain the healthiest brands in the UK in the eyes of consumers for the third year running, according to the annual YouGov BrandIndex league table of brands today.

It explores the evolution of content marketing through the eyes of the world's biggest leading brands such as Red Bull, Kraft and Marriott; and marketing influencers, including Joe Pulizzi, Ann Handley, Scott Stratten, Jay Baer and more.

Our new North Sunday Island wells in the Williston Basin are «off the charts» in the eyes of many based on their impressive initial results.

But the Cyclopean eyes of Canada's big banks have finally alighted on small business banking and, having decided that small business owners are a worthy market, the banks are actually competing with one another to create business bank accounts that small business owners will find attractive - and that means creating small business accounts with lower bank fees.

It wasn't too long ago when people who owned Apple devices could feel relatively safe from the prying eyes of hackers, but times have changed.

They, like the American citizens of Puerto Rico, are expendable in the eyes of this racist administration.

Where your credit score falls on this table will determine how eligible you are for credit products in the eyes of banks.

The greatest example of this in the eyes of Napoleon Hill is Charles Schwab, who started as a day laborer in one of Andrew Carnegie's steel factories.

For example, many people fear being humiliated in the eyes of a parent or rival.

The eyes of the nickel world were firmly fixed on WA at an event to examine progress at the nickel laterite processing facilities at Murrin Murrin, Bulong and Cawse in the eastern Goldfields.

At the same time, Making a Murderer «s massive popularity has also taken a handful of Wisconsin attorneys and turned them into either heroes or pariahs (for the time being, at least) in the eyes of many of the series» viewers.

«And it serves as a prime example of this administration's ineffective foreign policy that has left America weaker in the eyes of the world.»

Indeed, in the eyes of many Silicon Valley engineers, meatmaking is a process that's so inefficient it's ripe for disruption.

«To engage foot traffic I always approach holiday windows with the eyes of a child because during the holidays there's an inner child in us all,» Klimkowski says.

In the eyes of the law, by the very nature of entering into business with another party, you may be considered a partnership — whether you have a written agreement or not.

Rick understands that the customer is unlikely to find a Sothebys - type auction that will put the medallions in front of the eyes of someone willing to pay $ 10,000.

When virtual reality becomes more realistic and immersive, Kurzweil says, it will add a whole new dimension to storytelling: We'll be able to put on a headset and live life through the eyes of the protagonist.

In the eyes of the EU, the motivation of the U.S. is an economic safeguard measure in disguise, not a national security measure.

Rather than let women see themselves through the eyes of others, as «Sketches» did, it cons them with a fake medicated patch that's supposed to make them feel more beautiful.

Doing so will prove to yourself that you truly believe in your venture, give you credibility in the eyes of future investors and leave you in full control of the venture.

In the eyes of insurers, today's self - driving vehicles are treated no differently than conventional cars when they're involved in a collision, according to Maureen Brown of Munich Reinsurance America, a firm that insures a number of companies testing autonomous vehicles.

That might be true in the eyes of the Supreme Court, but the attendees at the Iowa State Fair didn't want to hear it.

In addition to employee education and awareness about how phishing attacks work and how to identify a suspicious email, it is an imperative that IT put filtering mechanisms in place that use technology — not people — to sort, test and eliminate such malicious emails before they even have a chance to test the eyes of the employees.»

Some may scoff, but to the well - heeled traveller with the right connections, membership to a club like the Soho provides a port - of - call in most major cities — a plush haven where one can entertain a client away from the prying eyes of the hoi polloi or, in some cases, crash for a few days on nothing more than your own recognizance.

Not only will this make you legitimate in the eyes of clients, but incorporating makes it easier to raise capital, protects your personal assets and provides tax benefits.

«But any gathering in support of freedom of the press is suspect in the eyes of a Chinese policeman, especially when foreign journalists are involved.»

The move could pay dividends for his company by enhancing his reputation in the eyes of the Chinese business community — and provides a good lesson about goal - setting for other entrepreneurs.

In the eyes of Hong Kong's citizens, the existing system is designed to produce a government beholden to Beijing, not the people of Hong Kong.

Crucial to maintaining goodwill and credibility in the eyes of investors, of course, is not pushing investments that will lose money.