Sentences with phrase «knows of plenty»

I know of plenty of examples of schools that have given up chocolate milk and do not see losses in sales once the kids get used to the idea that they can't have it at school any more.»

These are great tips for being an indie publisher because I know of plenty of writers who are doing really well selling their fiction books online.

I know of plenty of young people who worry that life itself is in peril from humanity's growing global influence.

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If nothing else, you need to know when people are mentioning your business, liking it, sharing it and blogging about it.There are plenty of apps out there that do just that so there's no excuse for staying in the dark.

While it's free to download and play, devotees can purchase extra characters — champions, in LoL - speak — and buy them virtual clothing, known as skins, and plenty of other decorative stuff.

Plenty of incremental solutions exist - from digital sabbaths to meditation to tech tools to help you tame your tech addiction - and no doubt they're marginally helpful.

Phoenix may be known in the baseball world for spring training, but there's plenty of other outdoor activities to do there.

And she knew there were plenty of other people, in situations similar to hers, across the country.

As we all know, there are plenty of business establishments with a policy: «No shirt, no shoes... no service!»

Dark web marketplaces and forums make malware and tech expertise widely available and — with plenty of hackers for hire and malware for sale — technical skills are no longer required.

While we won't know for sure the identities of all of this year's Oscar winners until host Jimmy Kimmel kicks off the festivities on ABC this Sunday, the small cottage industry of Academy Award predictions has plenty of thoughts on the subject.

Know that there will be plenty of unexpected mishaps the day - of and the best that you can do is face them with a calm and positive attitude.

I know that this is seldom done in business but I was making plenty of money on the product and I wanted to make sure that they were also.

And now, when he knows an order might be delayed, he gives customers plenty of notice.

That unknown legality and «a bit of a Wild West,» as it's described by John Nadolenco, editor of The Social Media Revolution, means that companies are making plenty of mistakes regularly and they may not even know it.

No matter whether you're an entrepreneur working for yourself — or the head of a family business or a professional working for an established company — business offers you plenty of teachable moments, if you pay attention.

«There are plenty of CEOs who know enough to make good decisions but not enough to do the jobs of people working for them.»

«A site with plenty of open lands is ideal no matter what delivery service you are running,» Dutko says.

The most well known pure - play company is Vonage, but there are also 8 × 8, MagicJack and plenty of very small providers that advertise less.

Depending on your industry, there are plenty of groups that gather professionals in your field from similar positions and companies who you might not know.

As a second - generation winemaker, Mr Pannell knew there was plenty of talent and a whole world of knowledge among the offspring of the men and women who first pruned vines in Western Australia.

The Philadelphia - headquartered retailer is known hawking clothing to a younger audience (you usually don't have to look far from a college campus to find one), picking up more of a «hipster» reputation in recent years with plenty of rather high - priced flannel shirts, ripped jeans, and even shabby chic furniture pieces on the show floor.

This year is shaping up to be a rocky one for investors, but there's still plenty of potential out there if you know what to look for.

If you're not up to the task of fighting the beast known as corporate customer service, there are plenty of jerks willing to get «er done for you.

I've known plenty of people who put in long hours but accomplished relatively little.

We know all this happened because not long after, Richards posted video and pictures on Snapchat, along with plenty of other footage of his slog to the top.

We knew that plenty of Instagram users were using third - party collage apps, so we looked at those photos and found trends.

Plenty of clues can be found in a standard Web analytics report, if you know where to look.

If you don't know what «business» to start, Enterpreneur.com is consistently packed with home - based business ideas, franchise opportunities and plenty of articles on how to start the process of finding the perfect business for you and your budding college student.

And while there are plenty of direct - marketing customers out there who would disagree with Civale — some of the best - known companies in the world still employ the tactic — it is a risky investment for the newest entrepreneurs on the block.

The generous leave policies are no doubt a privilege for employees of companies with plenty of resources that are competing over scarce talent.

For drug makers, there's plenty of hurt in not knowing which drugs do what to whom and when.

No matter what time of year you visit San Francisco, there are always plenty of things to do, from concerts to festivals to art exhibitions.

Similarly, there are plenty of things you simply don't know when it comes to achieving your resolutions.

No doubt everyone in your life is giving you plenty of well - meaning baby name suggestions, but you probably want to find a name that really means something to you.

No longer relegated to the preps, seersucker now comes in plenty of other colors and patterns besides just the classic striped pale blue and white.

There are plenty of people out there who have pretty positive self - assessments: Ninety percent of drivers think they have above average skills behind the wheel, an even higher percentage of college professors think they're better than average teachers, and, as we all know, every single child in Lake Wobegon is above average.

Some of the bill's alleged benefits are no doubt exaggerated, there is plenty of special - inerest pork, and there will be the usual spate of unintended consequences.

«People knew for over a year that Kayak was in the IPO process, so there was plenty of time for other people to step in at that point,» says Olson.

With huge volumes of venture capital sloshing around, and the increasing proliferation of billion - dollar - plus startups, known as unicorns, plenty of people think there's a tech bubble.

Within the first - term Obama administration, Summers was known for more moderate, centrist views, and has plenty of Wall Street credibility, which might appeal to Republicans.

There's plenty of blame to go around here — the (mostly) no - name cable makers for peddling junk, retailers like Amazon for allowing it be sold, the USB Implementers Forum for not getting the word out all that well — but the end result is anyone with a USB - C device having to take absurd precautions just to ensure they can use older accessories or spare cables without blowing up their phone.

There are plenty of people in the world who speak Mandarin and who know Asia that aren't successful.

You'll want to give your host plenty of heads up and make sure they know they have a place to stay if they're ever in your city.

There are plenty of 22 and 24 and 26 year olds in my office right now that work harder and smarter than some of the 50 year olds I know.

A wife and mother of two herself, Epperson knows a thing or two about the pitfalls of financial planning and doses her advice with plenty of humorous anecdotes, hard - earned experience, and down - to - earth language.

No matter which style of blogging or writing you choose, make sure that you offer plenty of value with your content type.

The housing market, with a few local exceptions, has plenty of room to grow without wading into bubble territory, but real estate rallies, as we know know well, can't last forever.

Since many Americans go out with people they don't know very well, it's common to ask plenty of questions — about one's background, education, ambitions, etc. — to get to know each other.

I don't know about you, but I need plenty of that.