Sentences with phrase «go out to public»

The Windows 10 Spring Creators Update is just around the corner, and Insiders are already testing the build that will go out to the public in early April.

So here a lot of people come to see art, but we also think that the art has to go out to the public.»

If you self - publish, or work with a small, independent publisher that doesn't proofread carefully, your book may go out to the public with several typos, inconsistencies, or PUGS (punctuation, usage, or grammar) errors.

With traditional dating you have to go out to public places to meet people.

When you go out to the public and put out an opinion there's always people who'll not like you, but I have no intention to stop pointing out where we can improve to cut that 12 point gap to the top of the table.

We could and should have brought in a replacement for Cazorla in January not only for the sole purpose of replacing Cazorla but to give the team a boost and fresh ideas, the players, coach / manager contract and board should have gone out to the public to reassure the public everything would be signed at the end of the season (even if it was a lie).

Nonprofit advocacy groups aren't always quick on their feet — our institutional cultures frequently favor consensus, and they also too often require ridiculously complex approval processes for anything going out to the public.

Goldman says her «personal favorite» is a provision giving government scientists the right to review and approve the contents of any press release or other document dealing with their research before it goes out to the public.

Created schedules, flyers, mailers, brochures, poster, and all other material that went out to the public.

Not exact matches

Leader - Chivée also recommends that companies be willing to go out and be public with valid claims, so the perpetrators go on to new jobs, with NBC's recent move to dismiss Matt Lauer swiftly as one example to follow.

The public broadcaster went out of its way on Monday to clarify that commentator Cokie Roberts has more leeway to make personal comments than the usual NPR staffer does because Roberts co-authored a newspaper column labeling Donald Trump as «one of the least - qualified candidates ever to make a serious run for the presidency.»

Sure, there's the rare self - motivated individual who prefers fitness videos over all else and works out every morning, but for the general public, having someone to yell in your face when you don't want to do another set of burpees is going to increase the likelihood of success.

It's worth pointing out that Box's decision to go public may be tied to one of its biggest competitor's decisions to go public — Dropbox.

Nor can the company really go flat out in public and admit that it's trying to dump the stock and lock in enormous profits without triggering yet another spin or two of the vortex that keeps sucking down Uber's stock price.

When it became public that his name was in the records of a Capitol Hill escort agency, Vitter put out a written statement of contrition, went into a week of seclusion, emerged and, with his wife (who happens to be a prosecutor), made a brief public apology, then refused to answer questions.

I was born to two parents in South Carolina who went into debt to send us to private school because South Carolina's public school system is ranked 49 out of 50.

The two will now fight it out if Airbnb and Uber decide to go public, the Financial Times reports.

As Bloomberg pointed out last month, Spotify's recent deal to raise $ 1 billion in convertible debt valued the company at roughly $ 8 billion and put additional pressure on the streaming service to go public.

Since 1980, tech companies have gone public with average price - to - sales ratios of 5.8, so by that measure valuations aren't out of whack.

The CBC story rightly points out that, 20 years ago, a young Canadian woman named Gwen Jacobs fought and won a legal battle for the right to go topless — entirely topless — in public.

At public speaking events in recent years, he's often opened by thanking organizers for inviting a Canadian banker to speak — «In most places right now in the world if you're a banker you don't even go out at nights.»

Percentage of this year's CEOs who had an exit strategy when they founded the company: 40 % Percentage of those CEOs whose exit strategy was to go public: 33 % Percentage whose exit strategy was to sell out to another company: 53 %

What's more, a white paper out Tuesday from e-commerce company PayPal, which went public last week, sheds light on the enormous middle class who seem to still be buying, with a particular focus on U.S. - made goods sold online.

Existing tax laws around equity - based compensation can even drive a company's employees to let their options go, and miss out on the future windfall when that start - up goes public or is acquired at a good price.

By going public, Pandey said, Nutanix stands to gain more global customers that are more willing to do business with companies whose finances are out in the open.

We've got some legislation out there, but I think the public is going to have a phenomenal impact on this whole issue.

«My guess is pharma is waiting to see how it plays out and which side the public opinion goes,» said Hank Greely, director of the Center for Law and the Biosciences at Stanford Law School.

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That's a disservice not just to the public but to journalists across the world who go out every day and do everything within their power, sometimes at great risk to themselves, to get the story right.»

«We are extremely saddened to learn of the collapse of abuilding complex in Bangladesh and our condolences go out tothose affected by this tragedy,» Julija Hunter, public relationsvice - president for Loblaw Companies, said in an email.

After going public in 2011, Demand was hit by an update to Google's indexing algorithms, which the company said was designed to weed out «low - quality» content.

That works out to about $ 3 billion of added market value a year, on average, for the titan of Silicon Valley and Hollywood, which went public in 2002 in an $ 82.5 million offering.

Although the terms of the Knowingly purchase haven't been made public, sources who looked into buying some or all of the assets said the initial price for the editorial part of the company was $ 6 million, but eventually that was reduced to $ 1 million, and still many bidders backed out — in part because the editorial staff had all been let go.

Spotify didn't need to raise money, but it did need to go public to satisfy its stakeholders and avoid paying out chunks of equity that diluted its shares.

People who start companies tend to be goal - oriented: They'll set out to accomplish a big «it» — making a better product, hitting a huge revenue target, going public, whatever — and then spend all of their energy (and most of their waking moments) in its pursuit.

After remarking he has always been «philosophically» opposed to going public, Karp explained that it is becoming increasingly difficult to let employees cash out their shares at a fair price.

Ultimately you want something everyone will identify with and enjoy saying over and over so your word - of - mouth advertising will go along smoothly and your branding won't be hard to get out to the public.

Likewise, he has no interest in going public — «We think we're the best stewards of our journey» — and, while he says he'd never categorically rule out selling the company, it's clear the price would have to be very, very right.

Startup America will use these goods and services to train and mentor entrepreneurs, increase the number of high - growth firms that create quality jobs and economic growth, and inspire the greater public to go out and «build great American companies.»

I like the idea of going public mostly to get the word out for how special the experience is, to build awareness and improve people's health and fitness.

«This is going to work itself out on its own,» says William Hambrecht, a pioneering underwriter whose eponymous investment bank helped take Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) public in 2004.

«The question is who's going to be able to figure out the model where the costs of producing high quality journalism and high quality information in the public interest don't exceed the revenue that you can generate from it.»

Today, public markets are demanding sustainable business models before allowing companies to go public, while in the past companies often went public without the need to prove their model out.

If you have a fear of associating with people, you have to go out there and do it, and it's painful... When I was young and completed the [public speaking] course, I was worried I would lapse back... so I started teaching a class at night and, you know, you've got to force yourself to do some things sometimes.»

The online retailer opened its Amazon Go concept to the public Monday in Seattle, which lets shoppers take milk, potato chips or ready - to - eat salads off its shelves and just walk out.

And if Odinga's people don't, they're going to feel that he's cheated again because that's the perception that Odinga is put out into the public domain.

Holvey said she was inspired to go public again as more and more women have spoken out about harassment in their own lives.

Action: Delete your social media accounts Who is this for: Committed privacy lovers, anyone bored with public sharing How difficult is it: Some effort — mostly feeling like you're going to miss out.

If Uber is indeed to go public next year, it would need to sort out its financials and boost profitability wherever it can, so getting rid of peripheral businesses such as Xchange Leasing makes sense.

Country risk is also a huge issue for investors to work out before Aramco goes public.