Sentences with phrase «n't going to work for»

That way, if it turns out the listing isn't going to work for them, they're already in the ideal location to search other properties and make inquiries.

There was a general feeling that while the survey provided by KidsMatter was good, in its current form it wasn't going to work for Baya Gawiy.

Leaving off religious affiliation isn't going to work for everyone.

We can tell already that this stock launcher probably isn't going to work for us, but that's easily remedied.

In an age where we're now familiar with Apple's AirPods and Samsung's Gear IconX 2018, though, a string between the two sides just isn't going to work for us any more.

This means some shows will only be available live, which isn't going to work for everyone.

I've already decided against this particular lock: it has some nice features and potential, but has a ways yet to go and isn't going to work for our family.

Because these final expense plans are so unique, they aren't going to work for a lot of people.

The lexisnexis link probably isn't going to work for non-Quicklaw subscribers.

Sure, their shtick isn't going to work for everybody.

You're almost certainly going to need maps one way or another, though, and the ones the game provides aren't going to work for everyone.

Research the country you're traveling to What's fine in Miami Beach during spring break isn't going to work for a more conservative or colder country.

This isn't going to work for a short trip because you're not allowed to return to the country of departure in fewer than 10 days.

We've quickly realized fast - paced weekend trips aren't going to work for us the way they did with Evelyn.

We'll show you how to use whatever tools we recommend, and if they aren't going to work for you, we'll make changes.

What works for your adult dog isn't going to work for your puppy or kitten, and it won't work for your senior dog, either.

If it's going to take a thousand dollars a month to do that and you can only afford $ 300, credit counselling isn't going to work for you and that's just the way it is, right?

Moving out of the country just to avoid my student debt isn't going to work for me.

Reflow works well for text - based documents, but it generally doesn't work well for PDFs with lots of images, graphs, multiple columns, and advanced formatting, and it certainly isn't going to work for scanned PDFs.

In one of my writing groups, I'd sometimes get random feedback that I quickly realized was completely wrong for the genre of book I was writing, or which led me down a path that wasn't going to work for me.

I was intrigued by this information, in part because I am lucky to get a book out every 2 years (so the frequent launches and pre-order strategy wasn't going to work for me the way it was working for other authors who were keeping their books out of KDP Select.

The first was that my book needed to be shorter, if I was going to market it properly, and the second was that the traditional route of publishing wasn't going to work for me.

They will probably require a bit of training, but they aren't going to work for school credit.

With offices situated across Europe and in South Africa it became apparent that the face - to - face learning approach wasn't going to work for a global network of 55,000 employees.

But 100 % custom development isn't going to work for you.

Let's be honest: Musk wasn't going to work for NASA.

Best to take action earlier rather than later if you see signs it isn't going to work for you.

Hold your ground and use them to weed out those people who really aren't going to work for you, rather than trying to counterbalance them with other good qualities and give them a shot.

The perfectly curated public presence, the one designed purposefully to project an image that is only a partial truth, isn't going to work for much longer.

I'm the one that originally requested a review of the sun dot dress and your review pretty much solidified that the dress isn't going to work for me (these hips don't lie.)

I thought pink wasn't going to work for me because of my skin tone, but I was WRONG..

It was originally galvanized (silver) with a faux green and copper spotted patina that, although quite pretty, wasn't going to work for my decor.

If you've been serving so many others, working constantly, and it's time to take care of you, whether you're starting or restarting, the way you used to exercise or once learned how, isn't going to work for you now.

A diet that works for you isn't going to work for everyone else.

Denying yourself all of your favorite foods, forcing yourself to do hours of exercise that you don't enjoy and can't maintain, and making obtrusive changes to your lifestyle isn't going to work for you in the long - run.

Have you ever tried to manifest something, but gave up because you felt like it wasn't going to work for you?

You don't want to waste your time with something that isn't going to work for your situation.

He was going to be idle for eleven months, and it was certain he wasn't going to work for free.

«After two nights of becoming almost as upset as my baby was,» George says, «I decided that technique just wasn't going to work for me.»

Remember that, what works for you isn't going to work for someone else.

Clearly, an afterschool job isn't going to work for all teens.

I had to agree with the critics that some aspects weren't going to work for me as a parent.

I hate when I don't pay attention and although something turns out delicious it isn't going to work for a photo.

That wasn't going to work for me.

Since it was a rosemary bread, a sweet bread pudding wasn't going to work for me.

She added that Wilson loved disruption and clash: «That wasn't who I was and that wasn't going to work for me.»

Moving out of the country just to avoid my student debt isn't going to work for me.

Competing on price wasn't going to work for CQC, Ingrassio decided.

Admittedly, this strategy isn't going to work for every start - up.

Starting in September, Bair will be working for Pew Charitable Trusts (a ProPublica supporter)-- a move that earned her plaudits from the Wall Street Journal's Deal Blog, which noted, «Here's a bit of shocking news: A Washington regulator is NOT going to work for the industry she used to rule over.»