Sentences with phrase «going in»

But as long as your team knows this rule going in, chances are good everyone will appreciate any refereeing that ensures their precious time isn't wasted by endless interruptions.

These politicians need to get out of their office and see what is really going in the real world.

There are a lot of businesses that were not founded by going in and getting a big loan.»

We were going in the wrong direction.

«It's about identifying the object of this lunch in your mind» and going in armed with «a couple of things that you want to ask, and a couple of things you want to share.»

Or don't bother going in at all.

Even if Schneiderman does take the case to court, it will probably go through years of appeals through the New York system, with the case going in front of 13 judges who will each have their take on what constitutes gambling.

And Jannard had something else going in his favor: He is passionate about photography.

«There's a risk in us going in this way and having out films and filmmakers treated disrespectfully at the festival,» he said.

It instantly sorts, notifies, and helps you keep on track when you're going in a million directions.

So Hardee's and others are going in the complete opposite direction: downscale and greasier.

This is all much faster than going in and out of a browser.

There's always room for improvement, and this advice can help get you going in the right direction.

Don't worry about going in depth too much; you'll do that in subsequent sections of your social media marketing plan.

«I have fans and I have family that love me, and I have my music, and I have my breath going in and out.

It's close enough to the end of the quarter that we can get a decent enough reading of how things have been going in the markets lately, and we rush to report that we have good news!

You want the school where the kids learn the most, not the one where they already knew the most going in.

When the CEO I mentioned earlier was asked how things were going in her business, apparently her favourite response was: «It could be worse.»

Never, ever, get going in business without defining shares and ownership.

If you look at the Tea Party, they are totally convinced that America is going in the wrong direction, that there is something fundamentally wrong with America, and that is a very similar feeling to what we have on the left.

Conscientious also means you keep going in your job, no matter what.

Going in on a group gift can be another way to make the most of your budget, especially if the registry has already been picked over and only big - ticket items remain, said Glantz.

We're going in and we're making new markets, because we know gamers.

Where are you going in the next five years?

They buy a certain number of Facebook ads, and I realize that they're operating the way the rest of the world is going in business, where you're one step away from your customer.

But now, Merck is going in for the kill, pushing a combination therapy of Keytruda and chemotherapy that would give the company a far wider reach into the massive lung cancer market.

Called UberPOOL, the carpooling option alerts drivers if other passengers are waiting for a ride going in the general same direction.

To get a good flow going in this, I'll start out with his, Alexander Aston's, response by email to my question if I could run his piece.

Here's everything you need, from hardware to software and beyond, to get going in the world of pocket computing.

Was that a consideration you had going in, that if we get this youth - oriented brand, we'll be able to innovate?

Make sure you're clear on your roles going in.

She ended by saying, «I will pick myself up from where I fell, and I will keep going in order to repay all the support you all have given me!!»

After quite a bit of this, I couldn't take it anymore and introduced myself, told them I was working with Peter and we were here in this meeting to learn more about their views and opinions about how things were going in the company.

But just going in for the money is the hardest thing to convince people of.

It's also an example of the creative lengths to which blockchain companies are going in order to stay in - bounds of a threatened crackdown by the U.S. Securities or Exchange Commission on initial coin offerings, or ICOs.

Going in front made him the bigger target so others could follow more safely — not for his glory but for their protection.

Going in, it helps to know that you'll never have all the data you need for certain decisions so you'll learn to draw sufficient conclusions from insufficient premises and try to make the best decisions you can.

When you invest, you're going in for the long haul,» the «Mad Money» host said, reflecting on his 21 years as both an investor and a trader.

They may be as simple as getting a scientific paper published, or finishing the preparation of a fossil, or going in the field and being able to say that you were lucky and you found something there.

You now have the tools you need to wake up and get yourself going in the morning.

He thrives on «going in raw,» as he puts it, taking the business to the street.

It's a fresh start each game, but you've got to have the intel going in.

Some may call it brainstorming, but many professionals say they're going in for a deep dive when they need to come up with ideas.

• The NSA sifts through vast amounts of Americans» email and text communications going in and out of the country.

Only after you become a commenter, liker, or tweeter is it appropriate to begin going in for the sale.

And when we sell something, we always give good documentation to get [them] going in a couple minutes.»

We are going in the right direction under President Obama's leadership.

I had a chance to chat with Marni Shulman, Shomi's head of content and programming, about the service's first few months and where it's going in the future.

GetMeThere's algorithm matches my commute with people going in the same direction, so they're getting paid to do what they were going to do anyway, so it's a win - win - win (borrowing a term from Michael Scott).

The chief finance minister for the euro zone intends to keep going in his current role until the new year, despite a Dutch election in March that cast a major shadow over his presidency.