Sentences with phrase «made it through»

The company also assesses whether they actually make it through and whether they spend any time with it.

One of our early investors told us the primary factor of whether we'd make it through this was simply our level of energy.

The rules, however, address only so - called last mile connections ISPs make to consumers» homes, and not the connections content providers must make through content delivery networks to the ISPs themselves.

If your work is truly something that you love doing, then making it through all of the difficult times and making your business last will make it that much easier, and that much sweeter.

But if McConnell makes it through his electoral gauntlet this year (along with the six - seat gain the GOP needs to retake the chamber), he's made it clear he'll seek to govern by consensus.

Health Care Reform and Small Business: 7 Key Policies Now that the new legislation has made it through House and Senate reconciliation, certain aspects of how it will affect small businesses have become clear - but depending on the size of your outfit, the ramifications will vary tremendously.

The community's political leanings left no viable option for Clarke but to run as a Democrat and make it through a contested primary, as he has managed to in every election since.

So, any pathogen and parasite that can be transmitted by a mosquito has to make it through a lot of barriers.

Lately, I've found that even the mission - critical business ideas that make it through my first set of filters have to address another elephant in the room: the question of whether this startup is building something that's going to become a free - standing and independent business or whether it's developing a great feature that is going to be swallowed up, ripped off, or rolled over by one of the big guys in their space in the near future.

Lehman and Zechory had only made it through eight holes when the news reached them.

It takes work, patience, communication and most importantly a strong want from both parties to make it through.»

We've got some great teams that have made it through.

After making it through the weekend's political woes — from Trump's retaliation on Syria to former FBI Director James Comey's ABC interview to the turmoil brewing around Trump lawyer Michael Cohen — CNBC's Jim Cramer still harbored some concerns.

If a candidate can make it through a résumé check, a round of personality surveys, a set of discussions, and, if necessary, skill - based tests (for coding, for example), then they may be ready for an offer.

Swan Taxis has announced a 10 per cent discount for the next three months on bookings made through its flat fare app as it continues to battle for market share against Uber.

The company takes a cut of online sales made through its platform.

If a candidate makes it through a résumé screening and has survey results that suggest this person can fit into a role at Bridgewater, he or she then has a «life / culture» interview before possibly participating in a discussion group portion.

To which Seacrest responded, «Well, I've made it through, what, seven minutes on my first anniversary being with you.

You fast - forward your memory reel to the end of previous challenges and acknowledge that things did get resolved and that you made it through just fine.

The total amount of North American sales made through Groupon rose 30 percent in the second quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago, according to the financial statement released Wednesday.

There are always going to be dark days, so if you're not convinced this is the thing you've been put on this Earth to do, you may not make it through to the end.

E-commerce transactions made through in - car systems, automatic ordering options with fast - food outlets and software updates that cut down on repair expenses will add up to this improved profitability, the company said in a recent presentation to investors.

If I can't make it through one door, I'll go through another door — or I'll make a door.

Any investments made through an IRA grow tax - deferred in the case of a regular IRA or tax - free for a Roth.

Pizza Hut has almost doubled its digital orders in the U.S. since 2013, when only 25 percent of sales were made through online channels.

But if a given author doesn't make it through that filter, the options today seem limitless.

About a fourth of Sweetgreen's transactions are already made through the chain's app, and the company plans to roll out a new mobile - optimized online ordering system at all locations by the end of the year.

Kitties can currently only be purchased on a computer or laptop running Chrome or Firefox, and payments have to be made through MetaMask, a digital wallet.

Stephens found making it through two deep recessions difficult, saying Healthline needed to «hoard cash to keep the lights on.»

Bondsy makes it through.

Experts say this trend underlines how little many drivers feel they are making through the ride hailing apps.

My first run with these headphones was particularly rainy, and they made it through unscathed.

It worked: He raised more than $ 10,000 in $ 10 and $ 20 money transfers made through PayPal.

«I think the fact that we made it through those years is unbelievable,» says Clark, 43, who still runs the Park City, Utah - based company Kodiak Cakes.

And that I was going to make it through this, but I'm not.

After Irma hit, on Sept. 7 Branson became vocal again to share that he and his team had made it through the hurricane.

Give the software access to your calendar, and messages relating to upcoming meetings will make it through the filters.

When he asked whether he should identify the body, a woman said — apparently incorrectly — that identification had been made through fingerprints.

It's a radical experiment in peace - making through inclusion and understanding, now under siege yet again.

Some groups were allegedly using Apple Pay to facilitate payments for purchases made through their sites.

Through the 40 - plus investments I've made through my venture fund, Jumpstart Ventures, I've seen that the music is still playing, and have witnessed the impact that this good news has had on entrepreneurs.

What's the lesson for those of us who follow sports, have some lofty ambitions for a startup, or just want to make it through the week at our current job?

Biles barely made it through her bars and beam routine and when she fell, Karolyi told her that if she wasn't ready, she should pack her bags and go home.

Applications to the SBA's 8 (a) program can be made through local SBA district offices.

David Goodfriend, Georgetown Law & the Goodfriend Group, addresses whether the CVS - Aetna deal will make it through anti-trust scrutiny.

Making it through this experience certainly requires patience, or what one Hult Prize challenger from Barcelona, Spain's ESADE business school, Cesar Del Valle, calls «high - paced ambitious patience.»

Any changes that can't be made on that basis — changes, for example, that simply redistribute money — will have to be made through legislation, if and when there is the political will to do so.

While Apple doesn't release malware figures, Sherry points to 2012 reports that a handful of products that had made it through the App Store approval process turned out to be carrying nefarious software.

I personally am thankful to have made it through adolescence before the likes of YikYak, and frankly wish today's kids could do the same.

«Captain Couch gives an amazing insider's perspective into some of the hardest military training in existence today: Navy SEAL «BUDs,» where the majority of elite students won't make it through.