Sentences with phrase «fret in»

I had a crazy hard time figuring out which fabric I would pick for this project, but eventually selected this simple geometric fabric, Graphic Fret in Greystone.

It never fret in loading several tabs, opening graphical websites in Google Chrome, multitasking was perfect and even while running 8 apps at a time (2 games in background), about 221 MB RAM was still free.

Don't fret in case you do not see your money reward present up immediately, as the cash will go into...

You will squirm, you will physically recoil, and you will fret in overwhelming anxiety.

In addition, as inspiration for your own future research, hear about some occasions in which the researchers have used FRET in particularly innovative ways.

Those who take a close interest today in its affairs are like people who fret in December about Andy Murray's chances of winning Wimbledon.

Seemingly endless fretting in the U.S. over whether tax reform was being priced into markets, and whether a failure to pass tax reform would send markets lower, ended up being for nought.

«I use it when Alicia is fretting in the stroller or when it's not possible to take the stroller,» explains Lena.

Like traditional BlackBerry phones, and unlike the Priv, the KeyOne also has metal frets in between the four rows of keys on the physical keyboard.

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The loonie has hit its lowest low in two years, but as far as economists are concerned, Canadians have little to fret about — unless some State - side shopping is on your to - do list.

Further, in an era of constant fretting about the mismatch of skills and opportunities in our labour market, it is unhelpful to create the perception of long - term job prospects in sectors where they simply aren't plentiful.

Pelosi's commitment to stay on board provides a big relief for Republican operatives who were privately fretting that she would bow out of leadership to make way for a new generation, as Business Insider reported in March.

BEIJING, May 3 - Shanghai base metals were mixed on Thursday as the market fretted about the outcome of Sino-U.S. trade talks that would start later in Beijing.

Don't fret, you can still have a great work - life balance while on the road or in the air.

Bono stops in the middle of a take and frets aloud that the track sounds too much like U2.

Travel - and retail - industry leaders are fretting about a decline in international visitors to the U.S.

So, stop fretting over how many times you mention the keyword in the content you're writing on the page, and instead start asking yourself what your customers need help with.

Others go so far as to sell gold coins to investors and charge a fee for storage so the buyers never have to fret about keeping it safe in their homes.

If you're early in the process of building your business and your sense of your customers» daily habits is hazy at best, don't fret too much.

Fret not if you haven't ordered them yet — Urban Stems has beautiful arrangements available for same - day delivery in New York City, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Austin and Baltimore and for next - day nationwide.

Heading into Tuesday's earnings report, Wall Street had fretted about the strength of the world's largest athletic gear maker at a time when Under Armour (ua), Adidas and other rivals were posting stronger sales in the competitive North American market.

This was the biggest worry for survey respondents, with 58 percent saying they fretted about a foot - in - mouth incident.

This is something companies should fret about because customers today have a greater wealth of choices than at any time in history.

In addition, everyone is now fretting about an «inverted yield curve,» which is the phenomenon when long - term yields, such as the 10 - year yield, fall below short - term yields, such as the three - month yield or the two - year yield.The last time this happened was before the Financial Crisis.

Fret Zealot is an LED lighting device for your guitar that will train you to play in 60 seconds.

Don't fret if you don't get it right in the first instance.

In a July 2015 email, Podesta frets to other campaign staffers about Sanders, who had challenged Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination all the way through to the end of the primary process.

At age 5, Charles Jacobs fretted that the world existed only in his mind.

Economists are now fretting over daily swings in the price of oil, which recently surged to more than US$ 105 per barrel — its highest level in more than two - and - a-half years.

In between those two groups, the province's many other businesses and business associations are fretting, gathering information and obsessively tracking everything that Dix and his colleagues say for hints of the future.

While U.S. GDP has hovered around or below 2 % in past quarters, there's no need to fret, said Warren Buffett.

Aside from falling affiliate and ad sales, Viacom investors also fretted on Thursday about a snag in the company's Chinese movie financing deal, which executives disclosed on the call, noting that Chinese studio Huahua Media delayed a payment to the company in June.

Keep that in mind the next time you're fretting about giving someone an assignment that falls outside his or her job description.

But, as these five high - profile founders will tell you, a good EA is worth his or her's weight in gold, fretting over details and schedules their bosses are better off avoiding.

Business pundits fret over how Millennials and Boomers co-exist in offices.

And if people don't scroll down far enough in their News Feeds to see your company's most recent post, don't fret.

The Bank of Canada is not among the nervous nellies fretting about the 8 % increase in the value of the Canadian dollar against the U.S. currency since late January.

As big firms in sectors like pharma increasingly fret over the overhead of internal skunkworks, says Tam, they are drawn to the «unbelievable» potential cost - savings of the open approach.

(Adds analyst comment, updates prices) BEIJING, May 3 (Reuters)- Shanghai base metals were mixed on Thursday as the market fretted about the outcome of Sino-U.S. trade talks that would start later in Beijing.

Unlike other government contractors, he won't fret about whether his big customer can upgrade its technology in time.

Behind the scenes, though, he has fretted over the «evil» things Trump might do in areas like immigration, while Pichai has publicly criticized the White House for its executive orders targeting majority - Muslim countries.

Back in 1981, we had not yet begun seriously fretting about the health effects of sitting at our desks all day, staring at blinking terminals and breathing recycled air.

In addition to the civil - liberties issues raised, businesses in U.S. increasingly are fretting about the financial impact on government surveillancIn addition to the civil - liberties issues raised, businesses in U.S. increasingly are fretting about the financial impact on government surveillancin U.S. increasingly are fretting about the financial impact on government surveillance.

For watching video in loud public places like planes, all three will do the trick, but Bose's offering seems the best of the bunch if you're the type who frets over audio quality.

Fret Zealot will be competing directly with products like FretX, a $ 59 LED device that serves the same function, though it's more basic in design as it's placed only on the first four frets of a guitar.

In October 1954, the Saskatoon Star - Phoenix published a story fretting about Santas appearing in department stores too earlIn October 1954, the Saskatoon Star - Phoenix published a story fretting about Santas appearing in department stores too earlin department stores too early.

So far, Fret Zealot — which officially launched in December — has shipped 1,500 of the $ 200 devices, with another 1,000 orders already placed.

Musk's latest noisy antics sank Tesla's stock nearly 7 per cent in New York on Thursday (Friday AEST), as investors fretted about the billionaire innovator's failure to address Tesla's high debt and under shooting of car production targets.

In addition, she empowers couples to take money matters into their own hands and shows them that by taking control of their finances, they can stop fretting about cash and start focusing on the important things in lifIn addition, she empowers couples to take money matters into their own hands and shows them that by taking control of their finances, they can stop fretting about cash and start focusing on the important things in lifin life.

Longtime Trump personal lawyer Michael Cohen is fighting the seizure of his records by federal investigators in New York, but people close to the president are fretting he might fold if he faces severe charges.