Sentences with phrase «forget rule number»
Rule Number Two is «Don't forget Rule Number One.»
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As I guess Ben Graham says in The Intelligent Investor — Warren Buffett requotes it, I'm pretty sure — rule number one in investing is don't lose money and rule number two is never forget rule number one.
Rule No. 2: Never forget rule number one.»
«The first rule of investing is don't lose money; the second rule is don't forget rule number one.»
Rule number two: never forget rule number one.»
Rule number two: some of the greatest opportunities for gain and loss come when other people forget rule number one.»
Suddenly you may find yourself talking about your earnings and desired compensation level, inadvertently forgetting rule number one in the job offer negotiation game: He who speaks the first number loses.
Don't be another one of those authors who was so excited to release on Amazon that they forgot rule number one - making sure the book is actually good.
Not exact matches
Forget about the numbers, the calories, the diets and all the «rules.»
A general rule of thumb for estimating how much coverage you need is to take the number you get from walking around your house adding things up and double it to account for all the things we forget to inventory.
But let's also not forget that the question about what to do about climate change is a question of risk management, so even a very small risk of hugely disasterous consequences must be taken seriously and I do not see how any sincere and diligent investigation of rapid climate change can rule out completely a number of truly catastrophic possibilities.
Jon Baines, a data protection advisor at Mishcon de Reya, said the ruling suggests the courts will judge «right to be forgotten» cases on their specific facts and that there is likely to be «an increase in the number of successful requests for delisting, as individuals take note of the court's analysis, and assert their strong and potentially enforceable rights to have out - of - date or inaccurate information about them on the internet made more difficult, at least, to find».
Lawyers predict increasing numbers of people will ask to be «forgotten», following a High Court ruling on two people's request to be delisted from Google's search engine.
Julie Ben - Zev, Associate, DLA Piper: «The workshop stressed a number of rules I had forgotten or never heard of and introduced ideas that will greatly improve my writing.»
The number - one rule in packing for a trip is to pack lightly because we often forget how frequently we'll have to lift or carry our luggage during our travels.
A general rule of thumb for estimating how much coverage you need is to take the number you get from walking around your house adding things up and double it to account for all the things we forget to inventory.