Sentences with phrase «many other side»

It is the other side of the iPad Pro coin: Apple's machine spawns from a strong tablet legacy, and it's trying to work its way around being a proper laptop replacement by tweaking the software to accommodate the needs and demands of more power users (like iOS 11's new iPad Pro-specific multitasking, and the introduction of a dock).

«Understand the other side's metrics,» says Campbell, «and be prepared to get up on a whiteboard and walk them through why your data works better.»

Key personal takeaway: Some of the grass is objectively greener on the other side.

(It's a complicated argument that boils down to two sides: One saying many games treat women as sexual objects and the other side arguing that «social justice warriors» are trying to change the hobby they enjoy.)

Tsintzouras was left scrambling to fix the situation, despite it being the middle of the night on the other side of the world.

«I think Hillary is smart, but she's just upset so many people on the other side, that it's going to be very, very difficult,» he said.

The other side effect?

He remembers seeing people he knew cross to the other side of the street when they saw him, so as to avoid making conversation.

I am grateful for those learning opportunities, and now that I am on the other side, I can't help but remember the sense of dread that I have brought myself on more than one occasion.

Before any negotiation, know who your players are because the person on the other side will have most likely done his or her research.

At thredUP, a nine - person startup based in an 1,800 square - foot office in San Francisco, everybody is clustered together on one side of the office, and the other side is occupied by couches.

On the other side, chefs have to make 50 calls to check availability and place orders.

Instead of synergy between the triangles, as the visual suggests, Jack believes that improving one side of the square makes the other side worse.

A year later, I'm here to report from the other side that I wish I had been less scared to get off the treadmill and start sooner.

On the other side of the spectrum, if you are disorganized, you may incur additional costs.

A willingness to take chances and challenge yourself will leave you better off on the other side.

The other side of the extension cable plugs into the Switch, which should sit on the stand.

But what most outsiders don't understand (along with a lot of prospective hires on the other side of the conversation) is just how personally the entrepreneur takes the compensation negotiations.

While an EMC has merchandise to sell and is using its energies to seek out buyers, an ETC attacks the other side of the trading coin.

You'll come out the other side extremely tired and sore, but you'll also realize that you're capable of a lot more than you imagined.

Gucci is leaving its long - term tenancy on the corner of King and Hay streets, but fashionistas need not panic, with the luxury retailer simply moving to the other side of the street.

On the other side (social impact), the argument says that the community the business serves is also a shareholder and so deserves consideration as well.

«Every time we've walked away,» she says, «the brand on the other side of the negotiation has come back.»

«I'm fighting a battle against a horrible group of deep - seated people — drain the swamp — that are coming up with all sorts of phony charges against me and they're not bringing up real charges against the other side,» the president said.

On the other side of the coin, if it's 6:30 p.m. and someone emails you, it's up to you to adhere to the rules of time management.

I was hoping the «research document» on the other side would provide a helpful nugget of information I needed at the time.

On the other side are the people who hate Apple and everything it stands for, such as the idea of closed products created behind a veil of secrecy that are usually sold at a premium.

However, on the other side of the coin, American Express revealed that negative online reviews reach twice as many people as positive ones.

O'Leary, the designated negotiator for the deal, presented the other side with an opening ask of $ 120 million.

He's very much on the other side of the scale.

«We just sort of shrugged our shoulders and said, «The grass is greener on the other side of the fence,» and that was it,» Lowry says.

«And sorry gang, there is a little more money on the other side of the border than there is here to allow companies like the Cirque or others to grow more solidly.»

Regardless of what has happened before, I assume I know nothing about what the other side wants.

However, most tools are directed at the other side of the equation — the investment side.

Once you understand what's truly going on on the other side of the fence, and have the other person's needs in mind, the listening has one overarching theme: How can I help the other person?

On the other side of the same coin, as deals progress toward closure, buyers will more often express negative language and sentiment.

You can craft a deal that satisfies the other side while getting what's most important to you.

Most people screw it up by thinking they already know the other side's position, and so they don't listen carefully to what their counterpart has to say.

For a long time after the Internet boom of the late 1990s, geeks seemed to be under the impression that they could forever grow and prosper without worrying about legislators on the other side of the country.

Now, you know, the tables have turned — kind of the same argument on the other side.

Since coming out on the other side of debt, they've now been able to accomplish major goals they once only dreamt of.

Page and Wang think they've fixed that issue in their new pill, but the initial one - month trial did raise concerns about other side effects.

Of course, there are two sides to every story, but it's hard to imagine what that other side is when you're looking at this letter.

I experienced this from the other side during the two years I spent at Conde Nast Portfolio, when the great Graydon Carter made it his mission to render Vanity Fair's new sister title irrelevant by publishing the best longform business journalism in town, even if that meant hiring away Portfolio's writers, like Michael Lewis.

You'll laugh, but I've born witness to Wile E. Coyote - level stubbornness from people who couldn't let go without capitulation from the other side.

We lose the chance to listen to what the other side is thinking.

Botulin can lead to botulism — a type of food poisoning that can cause weakness, dizziness, double - vision, muscle weakness, and other side effects.

Taylor said the Assistant Coaches Program, one of several league initiatives aimed at finding former players work, was established to help players fine - tune their skills, make connections, and, hopefully, find work on the other side of the ball.

Going PC by PC to retrieve e-mail in the event of a lawsuit is time consuming and expensive — and if you can't produce relevant e-mail because it was accidentally deleted, the other side could use it to raise the question of whether you maliciously deleted things you didn't want them to find, Larrivee says.

The first thing I experienced after getting on the other side of debt?