Sentences with phrase «huge report»

It's no wonder companies are pouring top dollar into generating huge reports about millennials at work.

Figure out exactly what data you will be looking at and what you will be looking for, so you aren't bogged down by a huge report that doesn't provide measurable results.

Do you have a huge report that needs to go out and you're feeling completely overwhelmed by the research, interviewing, and writing involved?

Further, he would suit Madrid's style perfectly given his pace, movement and eye for goal on the flanks, and so the Reds are undoubtedly right to demand such a huge reported fee to deter the Spanish giants from making a move for a player who is vital to Jurgen Klopp.

With the news that Eliaquim Mangala has signed for Premier League champions Manchester City for a huge reported fee of # 42.9 million, the Premier League has a new entrant into its list of all - time most expensive defenders.

The huge report from the US Committee on Nuclear Energy and Alternative Strategies, for instance, covered virtually every aspect of nuclear power costs, risks and policy implications.

However, if this small detail had been buried in a huge report that takes hours to read, it could have gone unnoticed for a long period of time, effectively wasting the company money for no reason!

At the recent Digital Book World Conference in New York, Author Earnings expert Data Guy published a huge report that breaks down the numbers.

«By purchasing our discounted publishing credits, all federal agencies can now use BookBaby to convert publications into eBooks, from simple brochures to huge reports.

It will be a part of a huge report on self - publishing, coming in the next two weeks, so make sure to get free updates of new posts by RSS or email.

«A huge report feature that is worth its weight in gold is non-sellers and slow movers,» says Griffin.

«A week after we launched the nationwide «Do The Math» tour, the planet's chief energy watchdogs put out a huge report that essentially confirms what we've been saying: most of the carbon in the fossil fuel industry's reserves has to stay below the ground if we're going to keep the planet from disastrously overheating.

I feel a bit like Navin R. Johnson (from the Steve Martin classic «The Jerk») to be so excited about the release of a huge report with lots of numbers.