Sentences with phrase «more ruthless»

The argument put forward is that there are too many real estate sales reps in the field competing for a limited amount of business, making the industry more ruthless and diluting the services that a professional sales agent should be offering.

The quest to gather more names seems to have become more ruthless than ever before.

Luckily, it was never a huge annoyance on normal difficulty, but on harder difficulties with more ruthless AI, this becomes a true test of your patience and the preparations.

While we probably all subscribe to that, his definition of essential is a little more ruthless than most of ours.

These examples are all fair; the book needed more ruthless editing and greater self - restraint.

With threats, likely to intensify as cyber criminals become more ruthless, businesses can not rest on their laurels.

Escaping the cycle of relentless meetings might seem impossible, but Telstra and Herbert Smith Freehills found a more ruthless approach had a huge impact on productivity

He took an early interest in abnormal psychology and, like an entire generation, found the same darkness in supposed civilization after World War I. Work from those years looks like what Paul Klee called his Twittering Machine, only far more ruthless.

The ships get faster, those turns come upon you quicker and the AI opponents become more ruthless and it makes me feel old.

As a result, what happens if he becomes more ruthless as a character?

On harder settings they are careful not to trade you the cards you need to win and are much more ruthless in using the robber.

Enemies are tougher and more ruthless, and you have less time to recover from hits.

But while Daud does have a personality all of his own there's still a degree of choice present in the Knife of Dunwall: the Chaos meter returns with the story altering along the way depending on whether you choose to play Daud as a more ruthless character or if you perhaps to make him a bit more merciful.

Even Raven, grouchier and slightly more ruthless, doesn't seem the type for that.

The Delete Save Data option in the Switch System Settings is way more ruthless.

Sam Khater, CoreLogic's senior economist, was quoted as saying, «The rich are different: they are more ruthless.»

If we are to learn from the past I would trust Amazon less since they seem more ruthless.

We've simply opposed Amazon's more ruthless tactics and the unhealthiness of its monopoly.

Amazon is not particularly honest with anybody (although they keep it fairly legal,) and they are way more ruthless than any publisher I've ever encountered.

Perhaps if I read fewer good books I would be more impressed with Price's gritty prose, but to my mind, his considerable talents as an observer and wordsmith deserve a more ruthless editor.

Without a badge to open doors and strike fear in the guilty, Bosch learns afresh how brutally indifferent the world can be, but with every conversation and every thread of evidence he senses a larger more ruthless presence than he has ever known before.

And there are times when Lamb's tale could have benefited from a more ruthless editor.

I'm somewhat amazed no one's yet made a mini-series about the dynasty; they were much more ruthless than the Tudors and the ruling family was in power for more generations than the Caesars (a family to which I was constantly comparing the Romanovs).

Walter and Jesse (Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul) have seemingly survived the predicament we left them in at the conclusion of season three, but now they're still walking on eggshells as Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) proved to be far more ruthless than they ever imagined.

«Get Out» An even more ruthless satire, Jordan Peele's breakout hit isn't so much a horror movie as a heightened allegory of race relations in America today — «a documentary,» as the writer - director slyly teased after the Golden Globes slotted «Get Out» in their comedy category.

We're also introduced to Richard Rusk (Joel Edgerton), Harold's long - time friend and current boss at Richard's pharmaceutical company, and Elaine Markinson (Charlize Theron), the co-president of the company who might be even more ruthless than the already - pretty - ruthless Richard.

Her tribe, though, are forced to be far more ruthless in their attitude towards the undead.

Black Mass becomes slightly more entertaining when Bulger's mother is also dead and a character states that at that point he became even more ruthless, and that's when sh*t started getting real.

X-Force is currently being described as «a Black Ops force of down and dirty mutant warriors who are far more ruthless than their X-Men counterparts.»

X-Force is described by the Hollywood trade as «a Black Ops force of down and dirty mutant warriors who are far more ruthless than their X-Men counterparts.»

Powers Boothe as Senator Roark is more ruthless and brutal compared to his first incarnation.

Boyd's involvement with the Mexican heroin trade last season was a dismal failure, and as a result he's renting his services as a bank robber out to Dixie mafia staple Wynn Duffy (Jere Burns) and the even more ruthless Katherine Hale (Mary Steenburgen), who was once married to a Southern mob kingpin and seeks to rip off a new enemy.

With no sure sign of resolution, the kidnappers sell their hostage to big shots in the same mob, who are far more ruthless.

As the quest progresses, Oakenshield becomes more ruthless and merciless, putting the importance of the gemstone above all other individuals in his company going so far as leaving injured dwarves behind (leave no dwarf left behind!).

The Senator is back and more ruthless than ever, making it his personal mission to track down Johnny and reclaiming the money he «stole» at the game.

But their enemy is more ruthless than anyone could have imagined, putting their mission — and survival itself — in serious jeopardy.»

Gershon is the only reason to watch the film, her performance courageous mainly in that it's an actress playing her age in a business that's actually more ruthless about aging than the music industry.

One fault of Arcade Fire's more recent albums is that they carried too much fat, would have benefitted from more ruthless editing and essentially had longer running times than the content merited.

I've been getting more and more ruthless with myself regarding what I've been listing on Poshmark and ebay lately.

The people in charge of stopping the Ebola epidemic will have to do something that they have not been able to accomplish: They must be even more aggressive, more ruthless and more persistent than the virus - a mindless and implacable force carrying out its own genetic instructions.

It certainly took a battering at the weekend, as Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, praised Margaret Thatcher and insisted his party would now be a more ruthless cutter of public spending than the Tories.

It's also worth remembering that Ed Miliband was more ruthless in rooting out shadow ministers who were less than enthusiastic with his leadership, so Jez has precedence on his side.

As a result party leaders are now much more ruthless than they used to be when dealing with such issues.

The more desperate the regime would become as a result of military intervention, the more ruthless its response will be.

In 1975 Thatcher unexpectedly beat both Heath and the likely magic circle candidate, Willie Whitelaw, and went on to be a dominant vote - winning leader until her own backbenchers — much more ruthless than Labour — pushed her out via a leadership challenge in 1990.

If the Conservative MPs let him survive — and Conservatives are much more ruthless in that respect than their Labour counterparts — it will be at a brutally heavy price.

Michael Cocks, then Chief Whip and clearly more ruthless and self - interested than Tony, had stitched up his own selection in the safer seat of the two into which Tony's Bristol seat had been divided in boundary changes.

The Brexiteers were divided between the old diehards who had been fighting a lonely battle for forty years — Cash, Jenkin, Redwood — and a young more ruthless crowd outside Parliament — Hannan, Cummings, Elliott and Stephenson.

City have to be more ruthless than that as they created chance after chance but could not convert.

If we can bring in consistency and be more ruthless, be more clinical in situations because of confidence and all that stuff, then we can win games.