Sentences with phrase «goes kind of trend»

It's a get - it - before - it - goes kind of trend, so shop below!

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Going to those countries now, ahead of the potential rising trend, prevents Kind from appearing like a «me too» player, said Lubetzky.

We don't know how this trend or the dynamics is going to develop, but we're just calling out kind of a more cautious situation to give us the time and the resources to tackle these different consumer segments in the right way,» he said.

It too has more or less liberal and conservative expressions, with the former leaning toward communitarianism (a kind of unlikely hybrid of socialism and capitalism that Alasdair MacIntyre once rather dryly called «going to bed with the phone company») and the latter stressing traditional morality and trying to resist the rationalizing trends of modern society.

«The fermented - foods fad will go, but Britt's as a level of artistry that we think will transcend any kind of trend.»

Ryan Giggs retired from playing last summer after an entire career spent with Manchester United, but going on the current trend he may well become the last of his kind.

«The focus, I think, has been on making sure that teachers and students get the kind of training that teachers need to support students, so you are seeing increases with the trend going in the right direction,» responded Elia.

We want you to go ahead and buy a ton of that for 10 times what you pay for regular macaroni and cheese, it's not healthy for you but we're gonna — we're gonna label it gluten - free and we're gonna — we're gonna kind of put the trend out there that gluten - free is healthier, and that's what marketers have done.

Based on the the Ayahuasca I did a couple years ago, I kind of went gluten - free on the back of that and so I've been kind of trending toward a lot of your Bulletproof Diet stuff.

You mention some of the leading Medical doctors who have provided «medical evidence» to this fact... Sorry, but I advise everyone to run from this kind of article and to go to professionals who provide medical research facts (i.e. Dr Gregor) vs making statements that will cause consumers to say «I read it is now OK to eat more fats and not be as concerned on a low fat diet»... Heart Disease is the number one killing disease in this country and this article certainly will provide more reasons for consumers to eat more fats which will continue that trend....

Everywhere I go, I hear people offering advice on how to lose weight or talking about what kind of new diet is currently trending.

Michele was kind enough to share some of her bargain hunting tips with us, «I definitely follow the trends so that when I go to thrift shops, I'm going with a true purpose and always know what I'm looking for.

In other words, go for all kind of trends and sophisticated styles by experimenting with layers and lengths.

You know how the saying goes, fashion trends comes and go but the basics never so (or something like that, we kind of just invented that actually).

The trend touch to add 2017 is to go monochromatic with red, which is kind of a foolproof one.

Although I find it ridiculous, apparently there are some who still adopt this kind of long - gone trends!

2012 saw all kinds of crazy trends, from caviar nails to celebrity collabs gone extreme!

Plus I know the fashion mags say accents of faux fur are big right now, and that's not the kind of thing I would generally go for, but why not take that trend for a spin for free?

I went thru my street photo collection again on this jacket as cape trend and kind of realize another factor for its popularity.

I love trends but I rarely will invest in them because they're kind of «here today, gone tomorrow» the things I generally invest in are nice jeans, bags, and shoes... things that will really «earn they're keep» so to speak..

So this trend is for everyone who wants to go makeup bold but kind of doesn't have the time to do so.

Stylish and simple, these boots go with any kind of outfit and any sort of trend.

So any kind of movie that combines the things that appeal to the target audiences of these pop culture trends is going to be held to a much higher standard by Vince than some whimsical kitchy Wes Anderson slog about daddy issues, with adults dressed as children in amateur theater in monotone.

But this misses a large trend going on in the background — teachers, like other workers in the American economy, are forgoing base salary increases in favor of in - kind benefits.

In recent years I have noticed that the trend is away from easy access to such high quality content (paywalls, closures, metered reading, paid apps etc) it doesn't seem to have made a huge impact because rivals keep popping up in the free space (many for every one site that goes behind a wall of some kind) but the average quality seems just a little lower (in some specific cases much lower) I do wonder if there won't at some point be a better market for paid non-fiction ebooks (or paid non-fiction content generally) as more of the best stuff resides behind walls of some kind.

Very often, a market will get into a strong trend and unsuccessful traders will continue to bet against that trend simply because they come up with all kinds of reasons why it «can't keep going».

The model can range across markets and go short (bet on falling prices) as well as long, so the theory is that there will always be some kind of trend to exploit.

To find out what's really going on, MoneySense decided to look at the long - term trend in income, rather than the current gap, to see what kind of progress we're making.

But it's part of a larger trend toward making your reward points easier to use, on all kinds of different items, even when you're on the go.

It's not like there's some kind of newfangled two - hatted fashion trend going on in the Mushroom Kingdom.

The probability calculation Almuth proposes is tailor made for influencing the public towards «greater» action, while a calculation that looked at say the impact of Kyoto in 2020 on the wind speed of a second Katrina, compared that to the variability introduced by natural cycles and emphasised that this was based on models, while there had been no conclusive trend in tropical cyclone wind speeds so far, would be made with a different kind of advocacy in mind (Pielke et al's paper is very clearly going in this direction).

(Personally, I don't see this kind of effort going anywhere unless and until climate impacts trend toward worst - case outcomes.)

That's why I am far more convinced by a 40 - year trend that is robust to any kind of correction vs. a 5 - year deviation from a trend that goes up or down depending on how correction is carried out.

In terms of going back prior to 1970 to identify a trend associated with global warming, it simply doesn't make any kind of sense to attempt to construct a linear trend in the time series for the last 100 years given the slight global cooling of the 1950's and 1960's.

In one of the most comprehensive studies of its kind, scientists have discovered that although the number of reported floods has gone up during the 20th and 21st Century, this trend disappears when the figures are adjusted to reflect population growth and increased building numbers over the same period.

Are going to talk about kind of some longterm future trends in justice and courts and I thought it might be a useful opportunity for us to talk about longterm thinking for small law firms too.

Sam, since today's interview is going to be about a unique office arrangement, I thought it might be fun to chat about some of our unique experiences with office arrangements for Lawyerist, specifically about co-working spaces, which seem to be kind of a growing trend both for small businesses generally and also for law firms.

John Stuttard: Well, Legaltech is a fabulous product and it's a fabulous event, but all products have their life - cycles, and when I joined I was looking at the trends in terms of participation and attendee numbers and sponsor activity and that kind of stuff and I noticed that the legal text sort of format which is predicated on eDiscovery, has reached a plateau where eDiscovery has become so mainstream that I think it's well understood by the legal community and it's fairly recent, if you go back 10 years it was a very new and interesting and important technology driving a lot of development in the industry, but in the meantime what ALM built was the single largest collection of individuals from the legal sector at any one event, which is very interesting to me because it's only based on really the technology elements of the legal industry.

But as the saying (kind of) goes, one magnate's loss is another's treasure: Redevelopment opportunities for the massive deal seek to ride the wave of Dallas - Fort Worth's strong employment fundamentals by creating a property that targets a new wave of office workers by incorporating the most desirable office trends.

I have been in design for 11 yrs now and I think black and white is so classic it will always look great and never go out, I chose to use it with all kinds of colors it goes well with almost any color so you decorate any room around it I have always thought of grey as a depressing color however I enjoy seeing it used with brown which seems to be trending now but I could not use grey wall colors for myself as it would set my mood to a chilling 10 below zero, it has no life to me I prefer the cheerfulness I get from black and white with pops of color from dishes wall colors or fabrics this keeps me in style with whatever colors are trending but I never have to replace my bones.