Sentences with phrase «locks into»

Signing a Martinez is a huge risk commitment wise and locks us into a long term deal — one better suited for Arenado

This clip is inserted into box walls from the outside of a corrugated board via a simple die cut, then turns and locks into place.

Damper easily adjusts for updating or changing recipes and locks into place to prevent unwanted recipe changes.

Once the boy lifts himself up out of the muck and heads home, the rest of the plot locks into place.

I think that part of soul, our spirit, our bodies, our minds, locks into focus.

Rather than helping sinners find redemption, subjectivist laxity locks them into their personal suffering.

A 15 - year fixed rate loan locks you into a much lower rate, plus requires extra principal each month.

For one, Amazon, like other e-book sellers, has used a scheme known as «digital rights management» (DRM), which limits the types of devices that can read certain e-book formats.259 Compelling readers to purchase a Kindle through cheap e-books locks them into future e-book purchases from Amazon.260 Moreover, buying — or even browsing — e-books on Amazon's platform hands the company information about your reading habits and preferences, data the company uses to tailor recommendations and future deals.261 Replicated across a few more purchases, Amazon's lock - in becomes strong.

Goal setting often locks us into a set process or idea.

Once a customer locks into one of these contracts, they're often clients for life.

Many chairs are designed to rock back, or are fixed angle back with a ratchet lumbar pillow, but the secret to supporting upright posture is having a chair with a back that tilts forward and locks into position.

The Chairless Chair supports up to 220 pounds in each leg and locks into place when its user wants to sit.

PivotDesk wants to play matchmaker for office space, helping fledgling companies find the right digs by connecting them with other businesses that are locked into long - term leases and have floor space...

«One would assume the Apple TV is out on the market either to keep people locked into the Apple ecosystem or because they're still working on a way of somehow improving the attractiveness of it to get bigger adoption,» says Jeffrey.

Thanks to that anchor tenant, which is locked into 10 - year - plus leases, Thomas Dicker, a portfolio manager with 1832 Asset Management, thinks of Crombie as more of a bond than a stock.

This cycle can only be broken if no young workers are locked into a system where they acquire a skillset that will not be in demand if the factory closes.

They aren't locked into corporate contracts.

The tests are performed on platforms called chassis dynamometers, or dynos, where the car is locked into place while its wheels spin on rollers.

Some things we will try are climbing the fabric, inversion practice, and various ways to lock into the fabric for sustained poses off the ground.

The Federal Reserve has locked itself into a strategy to raise rates one more time this year despite whoever is leading the central bank, a global economist of UBS Wealth Management said.

Terranova: We want to buy ourselves at least another 90 days before locking ourselves into a revenue model.

The companies selling them have made billions a year doing so, Wheeler said, but users have been locked into a captive and largely unfriendly environment in order to get service.

Last year, the Building 8 lab was set up to help Facebook develop its own hardware and keep consumers locked into its ecosystem — the news feed, Facebook live, video calling and more.

If they have shorter maturities, investors will be able to reinvest their money at higher rates over time and not get locked into today's particularly low rates for long - dated Treasury notes.

He argues that the European landmass, without barriers for protection, was locked into constant warfare the forced organized populations to be well armed in offensive and defensive capabilities and sciences that would constantly make improvements in things like medicine (to increase population) and food technologies (to feed the masses) and so forth.

Since employees can't shop around for a provider with lower fees or better investment options, they are locked into whatever they get, sometimes to disastrous results.

They don't lock themselves into any one position that will restrict them from striking a deal.

Even if you are locked into a lease, you still have leverage to renegotiate, particularly in the current environment.

After all, these were clients who were already locked into mortgages with even lower rates and better terms than BMO's.

«I'm totally locked into this space.»

Cloud management software, like what CliQr sells, is a hot commodity among companies looking to save money by being more flexible about their data center operations than being locked into a single vendor.

But you don't want to be locked into a long - term agreement if you need out or need to grow further.

We lock ourselves into bad carbon behavior every time we replace one retiring piece of infrastructure with another that runs on fossil fuels.

With some teams already locked into a playoff spot and other teams fighting to extend their seasons, motivations are varied across the league and the lines in Las Vegas are especially volatile.

The problem was I remained locked into someone else's definition of success.

Although many cloud providers, like Google and Microsoft (msft), would clearly love for companies to only use their own cloud services, they have been marketing their respective cloud services as being compatible with other competing services so they can win customers who fear being locked into a specific vendor's technology.

But, for the most part, cities have not yet fully bought in to them, largely because of the inflexibility they introduce: Cities lose their ability to repurpose community - entrusted land for other uses, such as zoning it for commercial use if necessary, because the land is often locked into long - term leases, usually spanning in the 75 - year range.

This way, you're not locked into one airline if its policies change to provide fewer benefits.

Do what you can to avoid being locked into a bad investment relationship.

Hence, Russia is locked into place for the foreseeable future where it is.

Two years later, these investors were locked into holding a minority share and needed an exit.

Don't lock into a term for the lease that's years longer than initially desired just for free rent or better tenant improvement dollars.

On the plus side: You'll save money on computing costs with Linux, you won't be locked into Microsoft (or Apple), and your computers will be safer from hackers and viruses.

Once locked into place, you connect a single power cable from the back of the dock to an outlet and you're in business.

The biggest one is that the tonearm is held by a piece of rubberized plastic, which grips it, but doesn't completely surround it and lock into place.

In that way it helps the customer avoid being locked into any one cloud provider.

Check with your carrier to see if you're locked into a contract and, if so, for how long.

The problem with goals, Adams says, is that they lock you into a mental model that can potentially set you up for failure.

«But they are still locked into the traditional [mind - set] that it takes so much paperwork and administrative cost to process a loan that you need to have it big enough to make it worth the effort.»

«People become successful and then get locked into the behaviors that led them to be a success,» said Bruce Springsteen in the documentary.