Sentences with phrase «goes away»

«No one wants to talk about the fact that the black hole never really goes away,» says Jerry Colonna, who in 2014 founded Reboot.io, a Boulder company that helps executives address their emotions via intensive workshops.

For starters, a wave of Republican senators went on the record to say that dismantling the health law should be a careful, deliberative process that ensures a replacement plan for the 20 - some million Americans who could lose coverage once it goes away — a feeling echoed by President - elect Donald Trump during his predictably unpredictable press conference this morning.

What happens if that physical button goes away to make more room for the screen, filling the edges of the bezel like your home television?

«When the curtain opens, I turn on this knucklehead, and he kind of takes over and goes away again once I walk off set,» he said.

«Position number 10 ultimately goes away.

Once business leaders learn to accept this process, their impostor syndrome goes away.

Because that goes away if Amazon controls everything.

Fear never goes away completely, but you can learn to channel fear it as a motivation instead of an excuse for inaction.

«The people that are the most successful in the world have a hunger that never goes away,» he said.

Entrepreneurs create the ultimate job security — a new, better opportunity if your current job goes away.

Normally, after breaking off talks and withdrawing an offer, an acquisitor goes away, possibly spooked by what it found.

But that does not mean the conscious animus or unconscious bias that animates harassment goes away.

Of course, he never goes away totally.

And reports aren't archived online: Each day, when a new one appears, the old one goes away.

If the fluid is clear and the lump goes away there's no cause for concern or extra testing.

The country - of - origin problem goes away entirely, as companies would no longer need the protection of free - trade deals to import tariff free.

The point Hootsuite is trying to get across with the photos is «#SocialNotScary» — the idea that businesses should embrace social media instead of hunkering down and hoping it goes away.

So just because PetroChina goes away for a time does not mean all of Asia has lost its taste for Canadian resources.

When you do something, the unhappiness goes away, because you start to get engaged.

No matter if you've penned an international bestseller, that low - grade terror apparently never goes away.

The US doc told me there is no treatment and it goes away on its own, mostly.

That concern goes away — in fact, it's not clear we'll need licenses to begin with.

«We all seem to feel that's the case, so that goes away.»

Firms may begin to actually self - police, realizing that it's not enough to just hope inappropriate behavior goes away.

Convert them to non-exempt and that flexibility goes away.

«I think it will be a minor issue, and people will probably forget about it in the next couple of months when it goes away.»

Sit down with your team and your advisors to discuss what the best alternatives are to capture and extract whatever value you've created in the business before it goes away.

The company has a large base of fantastic leaders, and I'm not going away.

Having a few clients gives Joanne Sonenshine's consulting group time to focus on their specific needs, but «there is a fear that if one or two go away, we are in a serious financial conundrum,» she says.

He tried to ignore the pain, hoping it would just go away.

«The reality is that this thing isn't going away,» Torossian said.

They went away to Liverpool because they had no customers.

The helpdesk is not going away.

HuffPost Live isn't going away, but will no longer do live video all day long.

«If universities went away today, tomorrow, no one would say, «Hey, you know what we need?»

It will not go away.

You are complaining about it going away so fast because you loved it, not because it felt as though time was passing faster.

We're talking elephant - thick here, in order to muddle through the amount of voicemails, annoyed secretaries and busy executives who all seem to want you to go away.

But the industry's price discipline — reminiscent of muted competition between airlines — shows no signs of going away.

So I twisted and stretched as I rode and after a few miles the pain went away.

The so - called Cadillac Tax — a tax levied on some very generous health plans provided by some businesses — could go away.

«This whole internet thing doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon,» said a Cisco report from 2013 which was looking at growth trends in global traffic.

An effective Rioter calls out stupid ideas (regardless of rank), is comfortable getting «brutal» feedback, and is obsessed with solving problems instead of making them go away.

But the truth is brick and mortar retail isn't going away anytime soon, it's simply changing to meet new market demands.

«Employee theft is not going away any time soon.»

You can enforce the law or you can hope they go away because somebody says, «This is the law and we order you to go away.»

Just ignoring that annoying poltergeist of professional angst by going on a Netflix binge or cracking open a bottle of wine isn't going to make the knocking and moaning go away.

Eventually, the police notified my parents that there was a legitimate threat against my life, so I had to go away to a private school in Alberta.

Some analysts say that Bitcoin looks like a bubble, and while the currency won't go away, it will see a significant negative price correction sometime in the near future.

The big companies, in turn, would like wholesale ISPs to go away entirely because the internet market is already supposedly competitive.