Sentences with phrase «getting the point here»

I think bigolug isn't getting the point here.

I sincerely do not get your point here.

I don't get the point here — this isn't the opposition coming up with reasons why their own team should be favoured.

But based just on who beat whom, Clemson's got a point here.

Look, I get the point here, but making headlines as one of the least respected guys shouldn't be flat out ignored.

The Green and White Army knows that if they don't get points here, the tournament is all but over.

«Bearing in mind the win they got against Manchester City there won't be many teams getting points here, so I'm happy.

Simon - I think arry has got a point here.

I think you're getting the point here right?

In the end you also got a point here, as Nintendo is aiming for the so known Pro gamer with the WiiU but doesn't really try to get more games like those I mentioned earlier onto the system.

Thank u mr for the lesson, as am still new i do get you point here and ther, what make me confuse is the price different.

So Google gets points here for delivering a bigger 5 - inch screen (versus 4.7 inches) in a lighter design.

Not exact matches

«A major sticking point is that we are not getting the type of support here [in Australia and WA] as we're getting in other countries.»

«A major sticking point is that we are not getting the type of support here [in Australia and WA] as we're getting in other countries,» he said.

The two books that taught me about management are What Got You Here Won't Get You There, by Marshall Goldsmith and The Feiner Points of Leadership by Michael Feiner.

«No matter what we've done, there comes a point where you think, «How did I get here?

«At one point I was thinking about going to Japan and trying to get into the Eihei - ji monastery, but my spiritual adviser urged me to stay here (in California).»

My point here is that people are getting lazy when it comes to communicating and I see that as an opportunity for those of us who are prepared to do the work.

If you save a few points here and there, your profit and loss statement can get stunningly better.»

Here's why: Lazy is a smart man's motivation to get from point A to B as quickly as possible.

The point here is a client should never have to wonder if you're going to get back to them, because by the time they're asking that question, their trust in your professionalism has already started to erode.

As one of the entrepreneurs I spoke with pointed out, «I wouldn't want to get an email from somebody I haven't spoken to in two years saying «Here's my campaign.»»

Point Bridge's investment thesis gets a little fuzzy here.

The point here is that while you may want to raise $ 50,000 or $ 100,000, you should start with the ABSOLUTE bare minimum (and I mean minimum) amount of money you need to get your project going.

At some point most businesses will need an infusion of capital, here are the most common ways to get it.

The key insight I'd like to point out here is the difference between focusing on getting better vs. not getting worse.

When you're finished doing that, here are a few points that I believe are getting lost in the shuffle.

They don't have to be home runs - they can be singles and doubles, but they need to point people in the right direction and show them that there are big innings ahead and that things will only get better from here.

Here's how to get to the point and tell me succinctly what your business does.

«It just got to the point that New Brunswick said, «Well, there's just not enough benefit left here,»» Marshall says.

I didn't get to make the point I really wanted to make — that most early - stage VCs now view IPOs as a bonus, but not a reasonable plan — but hopefully was mildly coherent (here are my more detailed thoughts):

List these scenarios here, and strive to get visitors close to their points of resolution as directly as possible.

Now that we've gotten that out of the way, here are our top 5 ways to earn both base and bonus points with World of Hyatt:

And here's where it gets fun, you get to decide where your points are the most valuable to you.

Here is a post from Libertarian News that begins, «I recently got into an argument over on the Reddit Bitcoin boards where I held the position that fractional reserve banking with Bitcoins was not possible,» which sounds fun; he recants that view but does make what I think is a very valid point:

It's more likely, in my view, that investors have simply been getting closer to their «tipping point,» and that small further increases from here may have disproportionately large effects.

You make a very important point here --» Real estate investing is NOT a get rich quick scheme».

I don't want to get all philosophical here, but some buyers get to a point where indecision can paralyze them and even kill a deal.

Here you can find the bonus promos, so you can get rewarded with miles, points, or even cash just for using your new card.

And I guess my last minute is, I've heard the tone here and I've got to give you all the credit in the world, I could tell from the tone of we'll say the other sides sometimes when we point to our left, but when the representative from Illinois said — to quote her «Who is going to protect us from Facebook?»

I've read about the big net long positions, and I suppose that means we get a correction here at some point soon.

Lou Mercer: Yeah, so I think that's a key point, is that there are some other factors in play here, and that is that not only is oil shale production up, but the technology is getting more and more affordable, as it often does.

Here again, if you're looking at the funnel purely from a revenue point of view, or spending too much time focusing on transactions, the customer experience gets lost in the shuffle.

So, let's just get right to the point here without wasting any

«It would probably get quickly oversold somewhere north of 2,500 or 2,550, but I think we're re-testing the breakout point right here right now.

Some of us post here because of the religulous predilection for s.exual repression and hypocrisy, which I never get tired of pointing out to people.

Here is what I don't get about all these so called christian football players in the NFL always pointing skyward when things go right for them.

Never thought I'd get to the point where that felt like a blessing... but here I am.

My point to my posts above could summed up very briefly; I don't know how we got here, but I believe that God made us and everything.

I was not talking religion I very specifically used the word compassion, yet you feel you have to make you point vilifying someone's belief, gosh that is getting old with you... you can't even celebrate the fact that here is an example of a good deed.