Sentences with phrase «if we talked more»

If you talk more than seven minutes, you'll drone on a bit too much and lose people.

Just that if we talk more about England, its authenticity will depend on representing England now and who the English now are, so it will need to encompass the identities of our cities, as well as rural areas, and combine traditional and modern expressions of Englishness.

I think it's happening more than we know, and I would love if we talked more about those who lifted us all up along the way.

If you talk more than you listen during an interview, chances are you're a seller and not a buyer.

Not exact matches

If you need permission to get more shut eye to combat your burnout, look no further than HuffPo founder and Thrive author Arianna Huffington's TED talk.

In the beginning, you will only be talking to your locals, but if you invest in a standard Facebook campaign, so that more people can come across your page.

If your office has more than that, he says, «I would recommend talking with your facilities manager and your employer» about adjusting the ventilation system.

If they're constructive, knowledgeable and often right then you tend to let them do more talking than others.

If customers will spend more money for better experiences, they'll also talk more about them.

The business justification for doing it, especially if they all have to go and do individual deals with that Australian company, how much more revenue are you going to get for telling people they can talk on the subway now?

People love to feel like they have the best thing, no matter what that thing is, and they'll do way more than talk about it if they really feel like it's the best.

Folks, if you've ever flown in or out of San Francisco, you know what I'm talking about — the bitter resentment growing in your belly as the fog settles in once more and delays your flight for two hours.

«If you don't have the guts to be entirely in real estate, which I think is more in the eighth or ninth inning, I think stocks are still in the third or fourth inning, which nobody is talking about because I think multiples should be much, much higher,» Chase told CNBC PRO.

«If investors spent less time listening to the talking heads on BNN and CNBC and more time studying history, they would realize that there is little value added by obsessing about economic growth,» Murray Leith, an analyst at Odlum Brown in Vancouver, wrote last fall.

Robin's talk made me wonder if the concept of «employee» and «contractor» will blur even more in the future.

«If two women each talk to their friends the same amount of time, but one of them spends more time reading about friends on Facebook as well, the one reading tends to grow slightly more depressed,» Burke says.

Indiana researchers using data from 2002 - 2003 and 2007 - 2008, found that both boys and girls were more likely to give to charity if their parents talked to them about it, regardless of their age, family income or ethnicity.

More specifically, the «Mad Money» host wants to see if Williams, a non-voting Federal Open Market Committee member who previously talked about having three interest rate hikes this year, will change his view and advocate for four hikes.

But as we get more used to talking to our gadgets as if they're human, a shakeout seems inevitable.

Whether you're pitching your product or networking with others in your field, you may be seen as a more reputable colleague if you use the right terminology when you're talking.

And if you don't want us to talk about you behind your back when you leave, might I suggest you not return products that are more than half used.

Thompson has talked a lot about engaging younger customers through mobile and other technology, but if you don't give them something that more closely aligns with what they want to order, it doesn't matter if they're buying it on their iPhone or iPad or using Apple Pay.

Mark Twain famously remarked, «If we were supposed to talk more than we listen, we would have two tongues and one ear.»

For example, if you don't want them to work for a competitor for a year, you need to be willing to pay them a severance that lasts that same period (we'll talk more about severance in a minute).

We've been gradually getting used to reading onscreen, in part because we increasingly read short texts, such as e-mails, blogs and Facebook updates, but also because today we use our cellphones as much (if not more) for reading and writing as talking.

And there's more — if you talk to yourself, that's a sign of genius too!

If you go out and talk to average people on the street, the ones that are already being heavily impacted, I think you'll find much more recognition of the reality of what's really happening.

«Now there is more of a culture of people thinking, «Hey, you should talk about these things even if they are rumors,»» says Floodgate's other cofounder, Ann Miura - Ko.

In fact, if employers don't talk about it, they are more prone to lose their star talent to someone else.

It's more than often the direction you're pointed if you have an idea and talk to any old - school business person, corporate lifer or institutional banker — at least when it comes to getting your startup idea off the ground.

Me: «and having read my profile you realize that our companies are direct competitors and we provide the exact same services, in fact, MORE than your company» Him: «Yes but if we can just sit down for five minutes and talk I think I can save you...»

If Graham had more evidence showing he's trying to solve these problems, and not just talk about them, it might be easier to explain away a gaffe... or two.

Each time, he took much more care before signing a lease: «If I find a vacant space I like, I spend a couple of days in the neighborhood, talking to proprietors of nearby businesses.

So trying to suppress negative emotions when we are talking with someone — like when we don't want to trouble someone else with our own distress — actually increases stress levels of both people more than if we had shared our distress in the first place.

If Donald Trump ever took the time to talk to people in the «inner cities» he loves to denigrate, he'd know that many of them are more concerned about rising rents than they are about rising crime.

But if you're being interviewed by another person or are appearing on live television, it makes more sense to go in with a basic outline of what you want to talk about rather than a word - for - word script.

If you're like me, you may have noticed an interesting phenomenon in the last year or two: more and more of your colleagues have mentioned a business - centric podcast that you ought to check out, or you've overheard others talking about something they learned from a podcast.

«The people I'm talking to think that AI has the potential to fundamentally rethink or transform those enterprise architectures (such as SAP)... If you make comparisons (with) something like Microsoft, also grappling with their own legacy issues, but they are embracing AI, they have (digital assistant) Cortana, so they are embracing it much more,» he said.

«If I had to do it over again,» he says, «I would have talked more about the need to do this, and educated every - one more on why.

«If you think that he just happened to be at the airport... he was talking about golf and grandchildren... but if I talk about them for more than about nine or 10 seconds... after that, what are you going to say?&raquIf you think that he just happened to be at the airport... he was talking about golf and grandchildren... but if I talk about them for more than about nine or 10 seconds... after that, what are you going to say?&raquif I talk about them for more than about nine or 10 seconds... after that, what are you going to say?»

Even if following through on this promise is more difficult than Trump admits because of the First Amendment (as I explained in a recent post), the fact that he even talks about such policies and is cheered by his adoring fans for doing so is disturbing.

Developing and protecting the culture is one of the most sacred parts of the SEAL experience, but if you listen to a lot of conversation in the business world, «culture» isn't much more than a soft buzzword that gets put up on a PowerPoint slide once or twice a year ten minutes after you talk about the corporate mission statement or annual strategic initiatives.

After the talk, Loverd said Bartis was so enthralled with GIS that he asked if he could find out more.

Yet if talks succeed, European sources say there is a glimmer of hope for the double - deck jet, which Airbus says will become more popular with airlines due to congestion.

If you're talking more than the customer is, you're doing something wrong.

If it's talked about more it gets more business from customers.»

And even if you don't see a single tree on your jaunt out of the office, getting away from the need to think about work, keep up appearances, and make small talk with colleagues will make your break hugely more refreshing, Jarrett reports.

«You have to be a little more selective, but if you look at the last earnings calls, they're talking about growth and they're talking about growth worldwide,» he said.

Not surprisingly, people are much more likely to give you honest feedback if you start talking about the actual money in their wallet at that moment.

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