Sentences with phrase «lots of points of»

It is easy to forget that Bolton haven't been picking up an awful lot of points of late, despite some valiant displays sometimes overshadowing the final result.

There are a lot of points of common interest,» he said.

It's the fact that it is different that made me read the whole post with a lot of points of recognition in it.

However, I think a lot of the point of KIPP is to get disadvantaged kids caught up.

«There's a lot of points of reference pulled from modern F1 cars, suspension, that sort of thing.

With the GamePad as the controller of choice, «Star Fox Zero» as a whole was described as confusing and a dizzying «juggling» of tasks as there are a lot of point of views to check on.

Not exact matches

«If you look at someone who takes five, six, seven meds a month, a lot of the pain points you can only address if you are the pharmacy.»

Mr. Guillebeau has many points to make, but I will sum up a few of them below: You don't need a lot of money to start a business.

There's the popular image of great leaders involving lots of stern - faced seriousness and pointing confidently into the future, and then there's real - life great leadership.

Social media marketing requires a lot of patience, but don't ignore all your other customer touch points along the way.

During an appearance on «SportsCenter,» Wojnarowski described a locker room that is «divided» with a lot of «finger - pointing.»

She added, «the set point for our cancer screening tool is one where we miss few cancers but we also pick up a lot of non-cancers.»

I ran a study at one point where I asked young people, a whole lot of teenagers, a very simple question.

«There have been a lot of data points out of Asia [citing TSMC] that iPhone is weak, particularly for the iPhone X,» Sacconaghi said on CNBC's «Halftime Report» Thursday.

Walking in most other sneakers comes with a lot of resistance — there are pressure points on certain parts of your feet, the material creases to try to move with your feet, and as the day goes by, the shoes get increasingly uncomfortable.

Another way to approach the problem of identifying pain points is to be a lot more explicit about what you're looking for.

«A lot of people are banking on it to make up for the first - quarter number, it needs to deliver... I really think that that number might be the trigger point on does this market have the legs to go higher.»

Blodget: And how do you look at brand versus direct response because a lot of people will say that digital is fantastic from a direct response point of view - tough to build brand.

«They even make a point of getting my 96 year old mother a shopping cart in the parking lot to use as a walker,» Mudhall wrote.

A lot of airlines and businesses have certain loyalty points and statuses you can meet, however a companion pass isn't just early boarding.

«A lot of our companies are selling specific enterprise contracts,» Zilis points out.

Up to this point in the short history of VR, however, the most premium games have been limited to people with a lot of extra cash to burn.

«The point is, there's a lot of other things that are in the offing here that we don't even know about,» he said.

They also noted that Howard had to spend a lot of time keeping track of his inventory and accounting — something that a basic point - of - sale system could help with.

Because of the way frequent flyer programs work, you can usually get a lot more value from a lot fewer miles than credit card points.

Now it is the new way of talking about critical shifting points across lots of different areas from business strategy to careers.

The point is that at near zero interest rates, the U.S. has a lot of buffer on this front, so if there is a reduction in the economy, it will be because of a substantial disconnect between supply and demand.

However, the fastest and easiest way to earn a lot of points quickly — whether you're planning a big trip but don't have enough points yet, or you're just looking to build up your stores — is to open a new credit card that offers a lucrative sign - up bonus.

Interestingly, Wills points out that Air Start has never tried to maximize its return on these deals; he admits the company leaves «a lot on the table» because the point of differentiation is service quality.

It's certainly a handy mnemonic, but even a second of consideration reveals that a lot of these points are easier said than done.

A lot of the people I advise as a coach or whom I interviewed for my latest book, Overworked and Overwhelmed, keep visual focal points before them to help them remember what they're in it for.

Virginia is a lot of territory to cover, more than one might expect — Richmond is closer to New York City than to the southwestern point of the state.

The story points to Care - A-Van, a mobile clinic, which recently set up shop in a parking lot among BMWs and Teslas to battle this epidemic of advanced aging in Silicon Valley.

The point is that the nation has received zero value from trillions in quantitative easing, and so if even 10 % of the 130 million households do something useful with their $ 10,000 in cash then that would be one heck of a lot more than we've gotten from the trillions thrown down the rathole of a venal, corrupted, insolvent banking sector.

The point, of course, is to stress that Goldman Sachs has lots of opportunities for growth and isn't dependent on any one business.

Lots of business credit cards come with rewards — whether that means cash back, air miles per dollar spent, a points system, or something else.

«The price points are lower, the food quality happens to be better at a lot of these places, and people don't want to sit, wait, and get served and sometimes get bad service.»

There's a lot of talk here about how Canadian companies find it tough to grow beyond a certain point.

You always hear about the «overnight success» of a lot of businesses, but what most people don't see is the years of behind the scenes blood, sweat, and tears that go into pushing a business to that single point in time.

It takes a lot of organization to stay polished and on point.

«We had a lot of arrows pointing in the right direction.»

«Particularly with oil prices hitting lows at some point in the first quarter... lots of sub investment - grade firms could be under a lot of stress, and for those with stronger balance sheets, those companies could take this as an opportunity to buy and acquire assets,» Deshpande said in a phone interview.

For all the reasons mentioned above, font sizes have increased over the last few years to the point that many view 14 px as the very minimum font size, and many sites go even bigger with 18 px as a minimum, especially when a lot of reading is involved.

«Retailers should brace for a backlash... The more people rely on these points and closer they are to value, the more an argument for lots of notice and some rules about convertibility sound sensible.»

So we had to spent quite a lot of testing time to bring the gas lines to a point where it looked like the flames were slowly creeping up and then totally enveloping the whole tree.»

Both Ruiz and Cortazzo say they are using variable annuities sparingly with clients at this point, but for investors who are uncomfortable taking on a lot of market risk, annuities can be a solution.

And here's a word to the wise — if you have no intention of paying this person at some point for the value you think they can add to your startup, that says a lot about how valuable you think they really are.

There's already a lot of speculation as to how this newest iteration of Spider - Man was able to breathe new life into the franchise, but there is one particular moment in the film that points to what differentiates this Spider - Man reboot from its predecessors.

Building a million dollar business is a lot of work that requires patience, a great product or service, and most importantly, a commitment to laying a solid foundation starting with the three points above.

Bottom line: I think there was a lot of good information in that interview, with a couple of key points to take away.