Sentences with phrase «heard of him either»

«I want people to feel that they have discovered a photographer that they haven't heard of before,» said Shapiro.

«Vamp» told Business Insider on October 23 that he had «never heard of that group.»

Now, a fundraising method that you likely had never heard of until a few months ago is on track this year to exceed all prior VC investment in blockchain, which has totaled a cumulative $ 1.7 billion over the past eight years, PitchBook says.

Unless you're 17, you've probably never heard of the labels MXG carries — and that's the way Heaney wants it.

The vast majority of both gamers and consumers as a whole have never heard of either Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro — a «mid-cycle» update to the original PlayStation 4 — or «Project Scorpio,» Microsoft's forthcoming update to the Xbox One.

Imagine if everyone in the U.S. had heard of a product and universally agreed it to be the best on the market, but only a fraction of consumers had actually tasted it.

Fewer than a quarter of U.S. consumers polled in the first quarter of this year had heard of the Switch, as this chart from Statista, based on a recent Nielsen study, indicates.

Ever heard of «death by PowerPoint»?

So I came in early every day for six months till I intercepted the letter from UCLA saying they'd never heard of me.

Frank L. Buckley had never heard of employment - practices liability insurance, or EPLI, before someone mentioned it at a Young Entrepreneurs» Organization meeting two years ago.

He waves off talk of Silicon Valley and says has never heard of Sand Hill Road or venture titans like Marc Andreessen.

And while most people still haven't heard of him, the former New Mexico governor is slowly gaining traction in this chaotic election season, particularly among business owners.

Blue Bottle Coffee is a startup you've probably heard of.

By now you've probably heard of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Trusted Traveler programs: TSA PreCheck ($ 85 for five years), which grants you access to a faster line and allows you to keep your shoes on, and Global Entry ($ 100 for five years), which offers similar perks and speedy entry into the U.S. from abroad.

«Most people haven't heard of us, and that's fine,» he says now.

Ten years ago, who in the United States had heard of a Macchiato?

The big tech companies claim they haven't heard of the National Security Agency's program called PRISM.

Jelly's investors include fellow Twitter co-founders Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, Afghan Citadel Software Company CEO Roya Mahboob, and a few other people you might have heard of: Bono and Al Gore.

If you hadn't already heard of Louis CK, and if you weren't already an ardent admirer, it's unlikely that being able to access what is by all accounts his least - polished special to date would result in your sudden awareness and conversion.

You may have heard of the proverb, «Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.

«When asked what news they had heard of recent economic developments, more consumers spontaneously mentioned the expected positive impact of new economic policies than ever before recorded in the long history of the surveys.

With a valuation of $ 2.3 billion, and clients including Facebook to Uber, you might be surprised that you haven't heard of Adyen.

With benefits that big, it seems surprising how few of us have heard of interleaving, but PsyBlog explains that up to now, knowledge of the technique has largely been confined to professors and scientists.

So you've heard of «big data» and maybe you've heard of «analytics.»

You've probably heard of Digit, the free mobile tool that analyzes your spending habits and stows away small amounts of cash to a savings account.

This scared us a bit, but we never really heard of anyone getting reprimanded for it, so it didn't cross our minds too often.

Every successful business I've ever heard of started that way.

Before last year 25 - year - old entrepreneur Nick Walter of Provo, Utah, had never heard of the Udemy online - course platform until a friend introduced him to it.

By this point, you might have heard of Intercom, the business messaging platform connecting 17,000 companies with over one billion customers.

Li & Fung — the most important company that most American shoppers have never heard of — has long been on the cutting edge of globalization, chasing cheap labor to garment factories first in China, then elsewhere in Asia, including Bangladesh.

Who's ever heard of this information being misused but the government.

Why I like it: This is probably one you haven't heard of, but it's time you do!

Many people may not have heard of Alliance, but the company knows a lot about them.

You may have heard of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Oh, and ever heard of Delve?

So much of the Tim Hortons brand is tangled up in our national identity — and with a hockey player that fewer and fewer people have heard of.

My heart sunk to the pit of my stomach, once again, when I heard of today's shooting in Texas.

Haven't heard of the phrase Inbound Marketing?

Prior to March, 2009, few folks had heard of Doug Kass.

AdMeld, an online advertising optimization firm (that you've probably never heard of) was sold to Google (who else?)

«They've heard of it.

Boulay hadn't heard of LineSix, but he emphasizes that Sharethebus is doing something different.

Who hasn't heard of Bill Gates?

Somebody introduced me telephonically to Sylvia, who I'd never heard of.

And that brings us to Helen of Troy Corp., a company in El Paso that you probably have never heard of.

«I've never heard of this happening before,» says Tom Cottrell, who teaches mergers and acquisitions at the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business.

If you're a marketer even remotely familiar with the SaaS (Software as a Service) industry, you've likely heard of SaaStr Annual, the event growing out of Jason M. Lemkin's popular SaaStr blog.

And we've heard of some interesting business, but this one may take the cake: A dairy farmer is turning cow poop into power.

If you own a new business, you can assume that pretty much nobody has ever heard of you, which means potential customers can go only on your character and record.

«He was clear in his sincerity,» McCauley tells Fortune, admitting that he'd hadn't previously heard of Benioff.