Sentences with phrase «lot about dealing»

Traditional, non-industry specific work experience is a great example of this — you can learn a lot about dealing with difficult customers working in a busy restaurant.

Response Yes, we learned a lot about dealing with cultural and linguistic diversity because most of the programs we covered in MAKING SCHOOLS WORK confront that kind of student demographics.

Natural health news is available on the internet, of course, and besides being very interesting, a woman can learn a lot about dealing with various pregnancy issues in a natural fashion.

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(You can find lots of blog entries out there about why extended warranties on small electronics are generally a bad deal.)

Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini didn't have a lot to say about his company's potential blockbuster deal with CVS on an earnings call Tuesday.

Here's what we know about the potential deal, and why this deal could turn out to be a lot more complicated than a simple sale of Jeep.

A lot of fast food restaurants also have their own apps for you to collect savings and learn about deals.

According to analysts, there is a lot to like about this cash - and - stock deal, but there is also execution risk.

I learned a lot about how you deal with it.

Maybe a lot, but remember, the Gretzky trade led to whole lot of tears in Canada and Peter Pocklington wasn't about to win any elections after he pulled the trigger on that deal.

The real problem is that between super-angels and micro-VCs, there seems to be lots more Series A dealmaking — about two - thirds more — while the number of Series B deals is up by «only» about 25 percent.

This changes a lot of what scientists thought they knew about how water bears deal with radiation, as they were previously thought to have proteins that repaired damaged DNA, rather than proteins that halt damage altogether.

For a lot of people who are thinking about starting a family, that's a deal - breaker.»

And Valeant's round - about method of funding research, if that's what it's actually doing, seems a lot less cost effective, with all of the bankers and lawyers and hedge fund managers taking chunks of deals than if drug companies directly devoted a portion of their sales toward finding new drugs.

Takers are good fakers when they're dealing with powerful people, but it's a lot of work to pretend to care about everyone so, selectively, they'll let their guard down.

Keller's story — and a close look at some of the deals he's embraced — explains a lot about the battle over syndicated conservation easements.

I've been helping an elderly woman with her taxes this year and she's shared a lot of insight with me about investing in rental properties (she shared stories of drug - dealing tenants in Pontiac and more).

So there's been lots of talk about DISH either buying or being bought by a wireless provider, and a collapse of the Sprint / T - Mobile deal would only fuel further speculation.

Saudi Arabia is «attractive in the short term,» says Butterfill, «but a lot depends on the Saudi Aramco deal; and there are issues about transparency, debt levels and political certainty.»

«I'd say starting in about July or August, we started to see a lot more activity in the market,» said JLL's Patrick Smith, who's handling leasing for the retail component of Brookfield Property Partners» massive Manhattan West project, where Whole Foods inked a 60,000 - square - foot deal in March.

Trump's decision will create a lot of uncertainty and anxiety about the Iran deal around the world.

There are lots of investment books that talk about traits of successful investors and characteristics of stocks that perform well over time, but there are few books that deal will the other side of the investment equation, dealing with emotion in real time.

I deal with a lot of dumb questions about gold: «There is no inflation, why should I care about gold?»

A lot of the content on the Investing for Beginners site deals with the finer details of nuts - and - bolts wealth building; learning about SEP - IRA contribution limits or creating a family limited partnership.

You know, we've been learning a lot about how the system dealt with Nicholas Cruz.

We thought about lots of alternate mechanisms to deal with liquidity risk, including longer notice periods and the like.

The $ 1.8 billion deal was about scale, as are a lot of the media mergers happening these days.

Read a great deal about him and talk to a lot of my atheist and agnostic friends on the subject.

Some evangelical prayer meetings look «quite a lot like the Pietist conventicals»; the literature on the two «resemble» and «echo» each other; one «comes to mind» when one deals with the other; the ideas of one «would not be alien» to the other; and both «insisted on» similar themes about the warmed heart and signs of regeneration.

I know a lot of Christians who are loving, tolerant, people, these folks weren't, and their attitude caused me to re-examine a lot of spiritual things, and to deal with a lot of my questions about Christianity, which I've always had.

I know it's not a big deal here, but it's a huge deal in the States and opens up a lot of questions about how we understand why Jesus died or was executed.

I didn't really care about the «searching» capability or anything like that, I just wanted a great deal on lots of books.

In our society, there still exist a lot of stereotypes about mental illness, and because people either don't want to deal with it or they've been hurt, they will choose to avoid opening up about it.

Since the early church had no set «canon of Scripture» (we'll deal with this later), no universally accepted doctrinal statements or creeds, no seminaries to teach «correct doctrine», and no Pope or Denominational leaders to decide between disagreeing factions, there was a lot of disagreement in the early church about what was truth and what was «heresy.»

Seems «unconditional» has a lot of conditions these days... Once day we will look back on all this gay hoopla and be embarrassed about what a big deal we made out of who one chooses to love.

The trouble is double: It's not right for a lot of businesses, and as Groupon limps along pushing spa and massage deals, they alienate a lot of the people who were excited about them in 2009 or ’10 — and those alienated people are the ones you probably wanted to come to the restaurant.

«These employees add a lot to our team and have taught me a great deal about work ethic and attitude over the years,» Richards says.

I'm a new mom so I by no means know it all about babies / kids and sleeping BUT I did purchase a great sleep reference book called Healthy Sleep Habits Happy Child that I have found very useful so far and expect to get lots more use out of it in the future with it's easy - to - use reference section where you can find guidance sorted by age and / or specific issues you're dealing with.

I have dealt with a lot of inflammation in my life and working with a nutritionist and GI physician I learned about the importance of balancing your pH in your body.

But I learned a lot of lessons that way — about buying grapes, about the cost of making wine, about how to deal with corporate wine businesses.

I have been doing a great deal of procrastinating when it comes to making persimmon recipes; I have a lot of other things I would love to blog about but I just keep coming back to persimmons.

O ye of little faith.Just trust me on this one.How many times have owners / presidents come out to say players won't be sold bla bla bla.What he said is just for formality sake.Have you forgotten what Aulas said about Lacazette?Listen Thomas Lemar has his heart completely set on a move to Arsenal.What has even made him firm and influenced his decision the more is the fact that are lot of Monaco players have left and likely more will be leaving.The guy just doesn't want to stay and will likely be an Arsenal player in the coming days.One thing slowing down the deal is Monaco want to be assured they can replace him.The deal is basically a done deal.As I said insider sources are twice as fast as the media.So whether the vice p. likes it or not he'll become an Arsenal player.Mark my words.

O men but for finishing i would have taken Welbeck for Giroud.His finishing is so poor i mean Welbeck as compared to Giroud whose is also poor and that tells me a whole lot about Welbeck's quality.With Giroud i do not even have an ounce of hope at all because he is average.Its a shame i become so annoyed when i see him playing.It pains my eyes to watch him honestly speaking.I guess i have to deal with it for this season and maybe the next.

So, it's a pretty big deal, but seems to have been met with a mixed response — a lot of fans aren't liking what they hear, but the NASCAR drivers seem positive about the changes.

Don't get me wrong I am not trying to dampen what the boy achieved, His dream came true and the fact he was able to deal with the occasion already tells us a lot about him.

My reasoning is simple — just about every other position involves a lot of hitting and quarterbacks just haven't had to deal with that for most of their careers.

100 % I agree with you, if Arsenal get this guy, I have no doubt that Arsenal will accomplish lots of trophies, forget about Benzima or Cavani this guy is a real deal

I personally believe that Wenger didn't push to have the contracts of Sanchez, Ozil, Ramsey and Ox renewed earlier because he was going to use it as leverage when renegotiating his own deal... so far that tactic has backfired as we know little more about this squad moving forward than we did in May and Wenger clearly misjudged just how important his staying would be to both Sanchez and Ox... I like Lacazette, but I liked him a lot more 2 years ago at 20 million less... Sead might come good but once again he wasn't a necessity buy, except that he was a free transfer and was signed early... another «wag the dog» tactic employed by the powers that be... as for the rest of the roster, very little has changed, except that it's way too big and lacks the cutting edge to take this club to new heights.

I'm quite indifferent about the Aubameyang's deal tho... He is a world class poacher, a poacher needs lots of supply and quite a porous defence (as it is in most German teams) to flourish.

And to be honest, I think that a lot of the best players in the world could probably be called a little bit arrogant or difficult to deal with, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and many more, so the so - called revelations about the Arsenal striker revealed by our former right back Lee Dixon in a Metro report this week strike me as not very revealing or particularly important.