Sentences with phrase «little initiative»

Same goes for the idea of tailoring your applications:»... do not mass produce your letter of application... Duplicated letters show little initiative.»

He stated that while student loan debt is a growing concern, Congress has taken very little initiative to address this issue.

And although I agree that most sellers on a short sale show little initiative to sell their home, the fact that it's occupied often means it's in better condition than a vacant home.

«It requires a little initiative, but you don't want to tell people it's too hard,» he said.

The LMDC's critics, including one of its own board members, say the corporation has degenerated into a tax - draining bureaucracy that shows little initiative — other than to justify its own bloated existence.

Using a little initiative and heading off the beaten track could provide alternative solutions.

I am a pretty nice guy.Just don't mistake my meekness for weakness.Looking for someone beautiful inside and out.I can well afford to have a full membership, however I'm looking for someone with a little initiative - If you aren't... read more

Compared to the dull - as - dishwater SAG nominees foisted upon us this morning, at least there's a little initiative at play here.

All that's needed, he adds, is a little initiative by state officials or private investors — and he figures an investor with enough patience could turn a distribution - only, open source, state - approved textbook enterprise into a $ 200 million business.

Unfortunately, during his soon - to - end eight - year reign, Superintendent Tom Torlakson has shown little initiative, instead focusing on placating the teachers» unions.

We would like to think he would rather approve of our little initiative test as we grapple with maps and a compass.

With a little initiative and resourcefulness, Laisney and Burns prove that anyone can put their skills to good use.

This tip requires a little initiative on your part but will have huge returns in impressing your potential new employer.

She produced good results and was eager to learn, but she worked slowly, needed a lot of coaching, had little initiative, and there were complaints about finding her asleep or on personal calls.