Sentences with phrase «hard at trade shows»

The team works hard at trade shows like these for good reason.

Not exact matches

I can assure you I've worked hard to get my customers, many times sacrificing weekends at home with my family to attend events where I speak or man our trade show booth.

It's often hard for a new action game to stand out at trade shows like E3 and Games Convention when it's up against so many established brands, but Dark Void - assembled by a team of veterans from FASA Interactive's Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge - faces strong competition from within as well as without.

It can be hard, of course, for independent authors, especially our many newcomers, to take into account the fact that the major trade shows in publishing were created at a time when the industry was different: publishers» chances to advertise their coming lists to buyers and agents» chances to work out deals were the main engines of the realm.

Now it looks like the company is ready to push the tablet a little harder at the CeBIT trade show in -LSB-...]

If you're a hard core stock trader, you know that being a member of the trading club requires that you have at least two computer screens on your desk, with one showing and tracking streaming market data during all open market hours.

There were a ton of great products shown off at the trade show, and we worked hard to bring you detailed coverage on all the important announcements.

Sony may have an even harder time than usual stealing the spotlight at this year's IFA trade show in Berlin, likely needing to directly go up against the exciting LG V30 with its latest flagship phone release while coming hot on the heels of the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 8 announcement.

Of course, Suri's keynote may not be centered on announcing the new devices, and indeed we may not see any new Nokia devices at the trade show, but considering the smartphone focus of MWC and Suri's confirmed keynote, it's hard not to assume otherwise.