Sentences with phrase «get it right at»

For Theranos to take lab - testing business from the two major lab companies used by doctors, Quest and LabCorp, and to partner to run tests for more hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and government agencies, it has to show it can get it right at every stage, from the preparation before it pricks someone's finger to the accurate processing of hundreds of thousands of samples.

He thinks he's got it right at last.

This isn't a «distraction,» but gets right at core concerns about Trump and his ability to govern — the Daniels story is one of many warnings that suggest Trump believes that laws and policies that limit the behavior of ordinary humans simply don't apply to him.

Hal Lindsay, author of The Late Great Planet Earth, feeling sure he had got it right at last, announced the beginning of the end - times with the words: «The Battle of America has begun.»

So they didn't get it right at all.

I admit that this bread may be a little tricky to get right at first but once you know how to do it, it becomes easy.

The Gunners need to start fast and get right at the struggling visitors and if we do that then it could be a goal fest.

Hope your mums and dads get it right at Christmas — f**k knows what will happen if they don't get you what you want.

to make it simpel for some who cant get it right at times, yes the Akb do nt need t read this as they havent found the way out of Wenger ass yet, but nevermind them.

United could quite easily put us in sixth and if Pochettino gets it right at Spurs...

Juan Pablo Montoya usually seemed to get it right at Interlagos.

A decent striker throughout his career at most other clubs, Darren Bent just couldn't get it right at Tottenham, earning a reputation for missing easy chances and failing to influence games.

For good measure, Van Gaal claims that he would have gotten it right at Old Trafford, if only he were given more time.

a.v.b. sorry finding all these storeys about how many clubs looking for you i find a bit difficult to get my head around your chelsea days were a disaster lost the dressing room now at spurs well lets wait and see last year was good enough but we had bail without him you would of struggled this is not a put you down but things are not exactley rosey at tottenham money spend excellent buisness by our mr levy but we have same old problems not scoreing goals so before the line of suitors from europe are getting ready to sign you concentrate on getting it right at tottenham

Sometimes we need to get right at eye level and put gentle hands on our child's shoulders.

Once you get it right at bedtime, you will have the confidence to address the other times, like night waking and naps.

Care Messer: Kind of but anyways it is a natural thing, it is a natural explosive reflex they kicks when baby gets right at the top of the birth path or the birth canal.

«A handful of bad bacteria are able to attain access to the immune system and get right at the gut,» said Richard Flavell, the Sterling Professor of Immunobiology at the Yale School of Medicine.

There are so many food options today, it's hard to get it right at every meal.

But with the popularity of low carb diets since 2000, one would clearly have expected this to have been done many times over since it would bypass all of those risk markers such as LDL, HDL,, LDL particle size, CRP, etc. and get right at the «heart» of the question.

I rarely get it right at once.

From Jennifer Hudson's and Iman's full color suits to Alexa Chung's and Rose Byrne's revealing sheer paneling, see which stars got it right at NYFW — and which ones need to fire their stylists.

Eden spent two years getting herself right at a retreat in Mexico, which is where she met David and made new acquaintances.

I think you got it right at the end... People in the same room.

In a kooky yet vulnerable and heartfelt performance, Franco gets right at the heart of what makes Wiseau a true hero — his sheer willingness to try — and that is what makes «The Disaster Artist» work so well.

At New Mexico School for the Arts, we tried a variety of approaches for using data to improve student achievement, and we didn't get it right at first.

«I hold the view that children should get their sums right; and if they don't get them right at first, they should get them right at last.»

«English and maths are the absolute basics, the building blocks of other education, other achievements in life, and that's why it's very important to get them right at the start of education.»

If you don't get it right at primary, then it becomes much harder for children to catch up at secondary school,» Mrs Morgan told BBC 1's Andrew Marr show.

If you don't get it right at primary, then it becomes much harder for children to catch up at secondary school,» she told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.

In truth, personalized learning gets right at the heart of teaching, encouraging educators to truly focus on helping create a successful future for each of their students.

Why should we bother with all of this choice and competition among restaurants when we can just get right at ensuring that bad chefs are removed?

There are many things General Motors got right at the start of this decade, with one of the best decisions being to work with their European arm to bring over...

They deserve kudos for having a responsive touchscreen that gets it right at the first touch rather than requiring multiple jabs.

We are averaging just over 24 MPG, and on our three trips of about 90 miles each we got right at 30 mpg.

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After that realization, I wrote the opening passage in a feverish rush, sort of channeling the arrivals that happen every day, trying to get right at the feel of the world the reader would be entering.

I've been feeding my two miniature dachshunds raw for almost a year now and they're getting right at 5 - 6oz.

Let's get right at the very beginning of the matter.

They get them right at intake, and in a week we can handle these cats and kittens — they've been a godsend for us.»

Here's what you get right at each brand

If they'd got it right at the start, these new IPs would've stood a better chance as succeeding and MS wouldn't be so hesitant to keep supporting them.

So here's some praise for the industry getting it right at E3.

Like Nauman, but coming from a very different place, Florian can get right at the infantile, repetitive name calling we have all experienced.

That is the definition of UHI (or else, skin temps, rather than 2 - meter temps) and will get right at the UHI signal, not simply the magnitude of the urban value.

This is clear cut policy that gets right at the source of the problem, and seems the obvious first step.It could be policed with sanctions, or at least name and shame.

I also noticed that some answers, which I had gotten right at attempt 2, were counted as correct.

It very clearly does not allude to to any specific case such as «the biggest «miss» was an apparently very warm year in the late 19th century that we did not get right at all ``.

However, when obvious substantive issues exist in a different paper («we did not get right at all»), action to address the known problems (low verification statistics) is postponed to later in time.

in the verification period, the biggest «miss» was an apparently very warm year in the late 19th century that we did not get right at all.