Sentences with phrase «likely bombarded»

When you were young, you were likely bombarded with images about marriage — from watching your parents, grandparents, or other loved ones interact, or when you watch TV or movies.

It's understandable since he is likely bombarded with fake «leaks» all the time and he's responsible for the largest pokemon fan site, so he feels he needs to do his best to guide the community away from getting swept away with fake rumors and getting their hearts broken every time an «open world mmorpg» pokemon isn't announced at every freaking direct.

On any given day, you're likely bombarded with many different stress - inducing situations.

These icy missiles likely bombarded the inner solar system billions of years ago, delivering water to the inner planets.

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Journalists are bombarded with emails daily, and yours will likely just blend in with all the others.

And let's not forget how unrestricted messaging, which was common back then, meant high - profile executives are likely to get bombarded with spam.

If a high volume of complex questions is constantly bombarding your email, help desk or ticketing system, buyers will be less likely to go through with the sale.

But that kind of sober analysis is not likely to prevail in coming months, as businesses are bombarded with messages, from the right, that the NDP will ruin them and, from the left, that the NDP has become business - friendly.

Understand how to speak directly to your customers and buyers by creating compelling content they're eager to share instead of bombarding them with advertising they'll likely ignore.

Before you bombard him with requests to finance your startup, please note that he is located in Vancouver and not likely to finance a startup very far from there.

Arsenal shouldn't encounter too many problems cutting through the Blackburn defence with their silky passing moves and interchanging, but problems are likely to arise at the back when Blackburn bombard the defence with long ball after long ball in search of one of their strikers or an Arsenal mistake they can latch onto.

Mothers are less likely to give breastfeeding the thorough chance it deserves when they are bombarded by formula advertising.

For the moment, the way UK political parties use our personal online data is fairly primitive — bombarding people with spam, as the Labour party did with me, is not likely to have much of an effect.

Conservative leafleting is «bombarding» marginal constituencies up and down the country, with two months to go before the likely date of the general election.

Mr. de Blasio's comments, made on WNYC as radio host Brian Lehrer noted that advocates had bombarded their phone lines and Twitter feed, are likely to irk NYCLASS, the powerful animal rights group who is seeking a ban.

Voters in the 46th Senate district are being bombarded with mail from the Republican and Democratic candidates in what is likely the costliest state legislative race this year.

«Cambridge Analytica's statistical models isolated likely supporters whom Parscale bombarded with ads on Facebook, while the campaign bought up email lists from the likes of Gingrich and Tea Party groups to prospect for others.»

Many of these planets, being so close to their star, are likely to be bombarded with ultraviolet radiation.

But for now, all you need to remember is that if you are bombarded by chat requests and emails from pretty young beauties in lingerie when visiting pages of a Russian dating site, most likely you are at a pay - per - letter place.

Men are most likely to message the most attractive women on the site, but the most attractive women are bombarded with messages and the least likely to respond.

Girls on online dating sites really can get bombarded with messages, and at that point, they re not really likely to spend more than 15 Later, once you guys have gone back and forth a few times, you can feel free to write longer, more involved messages.

The film will most likely do well, mainly because of the mammoth ad campaign that has bombarded us over the past few weeks, but it is a pale imitation of such greats as Hot Shots or Scary Movie.

The New York International Auto Show opens to the public this weekend, and upon entering the Javits Center attendees will be bombarded with new cars, SUVs, trucks and even a handful of supercars that will most likely be out their price range.

by Anne R. Allen When you're beginning to write, you're likely to be bombarded with advice from all quarters — your family, your friends, your hairdresser, and that know - it - all guy at work.

Ads are not enough to get a potential customer's attention, and being bombarded daily with emails, texts, posts, tweets, shares, images and videos makes it incredibly easy, and more likely, for people to ignore ads.

Still, I do agree that readers» attention is being bombarded by new forms of content and snack - able pieces of content are likelier to succeed.

Most likely, you are bombarded with pitches online for «stuff» to get to enhance yours.

What's really funny is that she was trying to build up a pro - buying / anti-renting argument, but was bombarded by hate comments (most likely from condo owners who are trying to rent out their units as income properties for profit), because they thought she was devaluing rental prices and premiums in downtown Toronto.

Anyhow, I think it's safe to say that the rumours flying around at the moment are likely to become concrete in the near future, and in June it's probable that we will to be bombarded with updates at E3 in Los Angeles, which I will not be attending unless I can pursuade my university to pay for me to go.

Given the embryonic stage of the Xbox and PS4, it's likely that we'll be getting a lot of «Here's what's coming somewhere down the line», while Nintendo has the perfect opportunity to get up on that stage and just bombard us with the titles we've been waiting for: «This is the new «Zelda» and it's out at Christmas - on to the next one,» or «You can download it on your 3DS next month».

«Think of the sheer multiplication of works of art available to every one of us, superadded to the conflicting tastes and odors and sights of the urban environment that bombard our senses,» wrote Susan Sontag in her 1964 essay, Against Interpretation, dedicated to and likely inspired by Thek (a year after his 1988 death, of AIDS, she would dedicate AIDS and its Metaphors to him as well).

A very large complex system is likely to have an effect on a nearby small complex system especially if constantly bombarding it with variable flows of energy.

September 13, 2011 Commissioner's Corner Comparing Online Auto Insurance Quotes: Savvy Shopping Can Save Money By John D. Doak, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Turn on a television, flip through a magazine or browse the Internet and you are likely to be bombarded with ads offering to save you money on auto insurance.

«Cambridge Analytica's statistical models isolated likely supporters whom Parscale bombarded with ads on Facebook, while the campaign bought up email lists from the likes of Gingrich and Tea Party groups to prospect for others.»

In these interviews, you will likely be bombarded with questions, says Luke Harris - Gallahue of Hurdlr.

When an ex-spouse discovers you are dating or getting married, he or she is likely to bombard you with communications to push your buttons and make life difficult.

Moreover, if you don't timely respond, you likely will get bombarded with additional messages, a letter from the other side's lawyer, or possibly a motion.

Feel free to follow up with your clients after a successful transaction and ask them to leave feedback for you, but be aware that bombarding them with email or phone requests is likely to be counter-productive to establishing a great reputation.

When mentioning the housing market in Seattle, one is likely to be bombarded with comments about how crazy it is out there for anyone looking to buy or sell a home in the city.