Sentences with phrase «feel firm sometimes»

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It will sometimes feel like a venture - capital operation, other times like a professional services firm and often like a fast - growing startup.

Sometimes a firm, non-tender mass can be felt in the muscle.

As a CEO at a large financial firm, she often worked 10 - hour days, ate meals (sometimes even dinner) at her desk, and half - joked that she felt like a «weekend wife and mom.»

But sometimes you don't want to feel quite so connected to the road, and as with the outgoing Clubman, the new model's firm ride is a liability.

City cars sometimes struggle on ride quality, but even on larger 16 - inch wheels with firmer springs and dampers, the Mii FR Line feels busy but never crashy or too unsettled.

The DS 5 offers a strangely contradictory driving experience — it's not quite sharp or responsive enough to be considered a truly sporty handler in the mould of the BMW 3 Series, but it's suspension can feel firmer than you'd expect sometimes.

Despite riding on the smallest wheels on test (17 - inch diameter) the Tiguan's ride feels firmer and less forgiving, sometimes jarring on potholes hardly noticed in the others.

Large book PR firms sometimes don't take on self - published authors because they feel that top - tier media is more skeptical of self - published authors and their expertise.

Sometimes your veterinarian can feel that your cat's intestines are thicker and firmer than they should be or that the lymph nodes that surround them are larger than they should be.

Your cat might indicate to your veterinarian that its abdomen is tender and sometimes, a firm, inflamed pancreas can actually be felt.

Sometimes I feel a little sorry for opposing counsel, and it leaves me wondering, how did in - house choose this law firm and this litigator.

When a poor rainmaker feels the need to develop business to be successful, expect many small clients, lower realization, very modest profitability from the practice, and sometimes a silly client conflict within a few years that costs the firm a great opportunity.

«It's good that we have a hierarchy to look over work, but sometimes it feels like the firm underestimates our ability.»

Sharon Nelson: I certainly agree that many of them just are not aware education is always a problem with law firms, they are so busy doing what they're doing that they don't have time sometimes or feel they don't have time to get educated on the technology they are using.

For these attorneys carrying the success of the firms on their backs, the idea of making significant changes to the way the firm conducts its administrative functions can sometimes feel...