Sentences with phrase «generation problem»

Let's get one thing straight right out of the gate here: The real estate industry doesn't have a lead generation problem.

We are transferring to future generations the problems of coping with an exhausted soil and contaminated water supply.

He told Citi News that he expects the government to outline strategies towards achieving the targets stated in the 2017 budget, whilst offering solutions to their revenue generation problem.

«A lot of people would agree that Chile doesn't have an energy generation problem, they have an energy transmission problem going forward,» Maxwell said, referring to an aging and inefficient electric grid.

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But now there is a better way — a solution that I have spent countless hours researching and implementing and testing and that I'm now willing to guarantee will put an end to your lead generation problems once and for all.

If you carefully vetted your VA and delegated tasks appropriately, there's a good chance you've found a valuable solution to your lead generation problems.

Their teacher Andy McFadden has described the Climate Week Challenge as «an engaging and useful way for our pupils to continue learning about the damaging effects climate change is having on our planet and also an excellent opportunity to think creatively about potential solutions to the our own and future generations problems.»

If you already have an SDR team in place, you have already taken a step towards making your business better in solving the lead generation problem that every business is facing at some point.

But we should not allow this danger to shape our entire effort and blind us to the second - generation problems that have emerged.

There are second -, even third - generation problems being worked out between fathers and sons.

All that said, a first - generation product had first - generation problems.

Fragmented figures in some works — «Generationsfußtritt / Generationsprobleme II» (Generational kick / Generation problems II)(1998 / 1999) and «Be-Ziehungen VI» (Re-lations VI)(1994), for example — seem to suggest the artist confronting questions of knowledge, language and generational conflict.