Sentences with phrase «n't come»

The fact that Microsoft's Windows 10 won't come to market until later this year — thus hastening the upgrade cycle — will also hurt Intel in the near term, said Alex Gauna, an analyst at JMP Securities, who recently downgraded the stock to «underperform.»

«He still couldn't come up with a strong, coherent answer.»

If you're a hot sleeper, I can say that I haven't come across another pillow that actually makes a difference where heat transfer is concerned.

Cons: A day in Napa County doesn't come cheap.

They are far cheaper and they don't come with the costs associated with having to live on a college campus.

It doesn't come across as a ploy, and many people took to Facebook in the comments and complained.

We can also now get back to wondering why the world's biggest burger chain can't come up with a proper, full - time veggie burger.

After five hours of trekking the floor like it was the Appalachian Trail, I hadn't come close to seeing everything.

Their light and bendy build hooks around the ear and creates a tight seal that doesn't come loose when you're moving around.

Then they say, «Stanley, if you don't go to income trust, don't come to see me anymore.»»

It's clear that our current system, heavily reliant on income taxes, won't come close to supporting the looming explosion in spending.

«When the response doesn't come, we begin to worry.»

For $ 250 less than the Samsung Galaxy S7, the Axon 7 doesn't come with certain ultra-premium features, like water resistance.

The term work - life balance, though, didn't come into usage until the 1980s, following the widespread entry of women into the paid workforce.

It therefore doesn't come as a shock to hear what the company's global chairman, Irwin Gotlieb, had to say with regard to his preferences for how his own data should be managed.

Often, that doesn't come instantly.

If you're desperately seeking ways to woo your boo this Heart Day with presents that don't come with a price tag — be it stimulating conversation or cerebral foreplay — why not brush up your game with a TED Talk or two about love?

PR agencies come in all shapes and sizes, and they don't come cheap!

If you're flying American @American (aal) or Delta (dal), you're also in for a new headache: The two airlines couldn't come to terms on an agreement for rebooking, so this is the first summer where if you have a delay on one airline's flights, you can't ask to be rebooked on the other airline.

One downside to Bluetooth Low Energy: It doesn't come cheap.

Dianna Abdala, a young attorney, had been offered a position at the firm, but the job didn't come with the salary and benefits she was expecting.

You can't sell the house if people don't come inside.

The 400 GB Sandisk Ultra microSDXC card certainly won't come cheap at a recommended retail price of $ 250.

Here's the bad news: Buying a football team doesn't come cheap.

Partners can't come to consensus at critical strategic turning points.

This doesn't come for free, however.

Society still hasn't come to grips with the possibilities of having a high - definition camera and television studio in everyone's pocket.

And while self - employment has many advantages, like greater flexibility over the hours you work, it doesn't come with traditional benefits, like 401 (k) contributions.

Cargill's product, called EverSweet, has been delayed because of production costs, but there's also the looming question of whether consumers will accept the product as natural if it doesn't come from a leaf — an issue that Cargill acknowledges.

Unfortunately, this vision hasn't come into sharp focus yet, and IPTV hasn't reached my neighborhood.

Dean admits the company's next move didn't come in the form of an aha moment.

«Weaker iPhone supplier results suggested meaningful downside in the June quarter which didn't come to fruition,» analyst Katy Huberty wrote in note to clients.

Why can't they come out with the next product?

But if he was considered an acceptable performer the day before he wrote the memo, then his engineering skills can't come into play in this decision.

When you think about it, the iPhone appears in 2007 and the company's first truly competitive response to that that takes it into the modern era really doesn't come till early 2013.

This doesn't come entirely as a surprise.

I didn't come home thinking, «Oh man, how much did we spend?»

That success hasn't come without hard work.

«New business is great, but it shouldn't come at the expense of our water and air,» Clean Wisconsin said on Facebook.

It didn't come from just one place and it didn't happen all at once.

Next, it's important to open the conversation cordially — using «Dear» or «Hi» will make sure you don't come off too blunt.

«He was visibly distraught when speaking to my family about the tragic loss of my brother and it was apparent that he didn't come just to pay lip service.»

The plans don't come with any guarantees and they don't manage themselves.

President Obama — who didn't come from a privileged background with strong connections and plentiful resources — has always made it clear that success looks different for everyone.

Cooper didn't come out swinging just because he was worried about losing market share.

For now, that worst case scenario for bitcoin hasn't come to pass yet.

As the Weinstein case exemplifies, women often don't come forward with their experiences out of fear of retaliation.

In the end, they won't come up with a better offer if they're not 100 % sure you're a valuable asset to them.

I'm like, I don't come here to chit - chat and hear about your weekend.

In the best companies, people don't come for the job, they come to be part of the vision and to spend their time in a place that values and appreciates them doing work that makes a difference.