Sentences with phrase «if she ever»

If you ever download all the data Facebook has on you, you'll see it even keeps track of all the past partners you've listed on Facebook, even if this isn't visible on your profile.

«I want my daughter to grow up where I did... [but] if I ever want a better future for her, I have to consider the possibility that she may go elsewhere.»

«On average, a small portion of employees will rarely, if ever, be absent because of illness.

«It started to occur to me: What am I supposed to do if I ever work with him?»

If ever China actually tries to close down bitcoin exchanges as a form of capital control, the fallout will be truly exciting to watch.

Retailers now have to cater to «omnichannel» consumers, the demographic accustomed to researching products online for the best deal before buying in - store, if ever.

«If you ever interviewed him, he would tell you that had we married, we would not be together today,» Oprah said in an interview with Access Hollywood.

If he ever wants to win the World Series, Billy must find a competitive advantage.

If you ever want to leave Moto, you leave all the accessories you paid for as well.

If you ever go into Macy's and it isn't offering a huge discount, just wait a week.

When I was brought up, if I ever said anything ill about someone, my parents would put me in front of a mirror and make me stand there for 10 minutes and say how badly it reflected on me.

Keep in mind, however, that your domain name can only be used with GoDaddy hosting, so if you ever leave, you can't take it with you.

If you ever saw or read Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, you probably drew an immediate connection between our society and the character Veruca Salt.

But if ever there were a time to indulge in escapism, it's in our twilight years.

This is beneficial if you ever need to access files while you're away from the office, or if you're concerned about catastrophic failure of your own business server.

If you ever see me eat, you'll see that I eat really fast, because if you didn't, you didn't get anything.

«If ever we were poised to hit that right on the head, it's now.»

Now that's committed customer care, if it ever existed!

Owen Brainard, the managing director of Brainard Capital, responded: «First step to raising a venture fund is saying «if I ever raise a venture fund...»»

If ever your sense of purpose wanes, your purpose statement can be a lingual touchstone in times of tranquility and turmoil, and everything in between.

As for me, if you ever need to get in touch with me in an official capacity, you should probably check my office on the Wharf.

They rarely, if ever, recommend cutting the heads of those who hired them.

In fact, I used to throw controllers and get all upset if I ever lost or had a few interceptions.

My grandfather passed away in 1984, but if I ever overdo it on dessert, it's his voice I hear calling me out for it.

If it ever inverts, press the button and it snaps back into shape.

Just call and say, «We were asked to provide references to a vendor, and I thought about how great you are to work with — if you ever need someone to provide a credit reference, just let me know.»

SS: The best advice I've ever received, I don't know if it's in business, maybe just in life, is when he said to me, «If you ever think you're the smartest person in the world, just come talk to me, because I'll show you 10 people who are smarter than you in a flash.»

Memorable bosses see the bus coming and pull their employees out of the way often without the employee knowing until much, much later... if ever, because memorable bosses never try to take credit.

If I ever set one up — and I'm sure I will some day — it will definitely be to Tool's 15 - minute epic Rosetta Stoned.

The contest may not come in the near future, as Kemp rehabs from shoulder surgery, but if it ever does, don't count out the kid that found his niche in the batter's box for the Dodgers.

«I think a lot of us would have slit our wrists if we ever thought we'd be part of corporate America or England,» she says.

The fallout from these recent lawsuits raises the question, when (if ever) should a business owner sue a client?

«I think it will need another 8 - 10 years for this city to return to anything like it was, and we will have to see if it ever become the community that it used to be.»

«Clearly, there needs to be a more formal safe harbor if we ever expect widespread use,» Polis said.

He always played the victim, made me feel bad even about the smallest disagreements, hinted at killing himself if I ever left him, etc.... I don't think that what I did was / is the right thing to do at all, but sometimes things like these make you realize that «Oh.

Success at the company is seldom if ever defined in monetary terms.

I think the interoperability between say WhatsApp — if they ever have payments — and Alipay will be something that looks somewhat like a public blockchain.

You'll need to discover a more holistic approach that uncovers the root cause of focus issues, which is rarely (if ever) a lack of willpower.

If you ever become satisfied with where you are, you either need to set loftier goals or change your line of work.

If ever a market deserved a «buyer beware» warning, it is variable annuities.

A warning shot if ever there was one: Nike's sales in Western Europe, Adidas's home turf, grew three times as fast last year as Adidas's.

I told him I knew a lot about the company and if he ever needed anything, I was happy to help.

Project Jasper, a joint effort between the private sector and Canada's central bank and payment systems operator over the past two years, is a good example of this type of work, and is a blueprint that the U.S. should follow if we ever want to see blockchain become a viable Social Security number replacement.

And deals rarely, if ever, get better during implementation.

«If ever there was an episode which showed there are grounds for referral of the merger to the CMA on broadcasting standards, this is it,» the FT quoted a letter to Bradley from four senior lawmakers as saying.

While outsourcing will always have its place, it should rarely — if ever — be front and center for your company.

If I ever escape this bed, I decided, I'll prove to myself that I can do more.

So, memo to Neil Young: when you attempt to bring the world a better quality of media experience, know that you're battling against more than a century of business experience that shows the best - quality formats seldom, if ever, win out in the mass market.

If you watch Buffett speak, you'll see that he rarely looks at a piece of paper, if ever.

«The irony is that if we ever became successful, we won't be allowed to sell on Etsy,» he says.