Sentences with phrase «nearly everyone in»

Nearly everyone in the study reported feeling «friendship attraction,» pretty much the same thing guy friends would feel towards each other.

Nearly everyone in this business has an online presence, and with good reason: According to the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®» 2004 Profile of Home Buyers & Sellers, 74 percent of all buyers used the Internet to find their new home.

Cold calling used to be a standard part of business for nearly everyone in residential real estate.

In a year that has been tough on nearly everyone in the real estate industry, these winners still spent an average of 30 hours per week helping others, for a combined total of about 8,000 hours in the past year.

Yet, for nearly everyone in the job market a resume is an inevitable requirement.

Woo noted in his report that 26 years from now, if the user base of Bitcoin continues to grow at this pace, nearly everyone in the world will use Bitcoin.

He explained that this is something nearly everyone in developed nations agrees with and understands, and he would like to see this freedom of choice applied to other areas of society:

It's safe to say that nearly everyone in business today has at some point has heard the acronym GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).

While insurance might not be at the forefront of everyone's mind, it is something that nearly everyone in the country will have to put some serious thought into at some point; this certainly holds true in Wisconsin.

The «temporary / permanent» distinction between term and whole life insurance policies has become so pervasive that nearly everyone in the industry buys into the concept without really thinking about it.

Renters insurance is easily available to nearly everyone in America.

In our modern times nearly everyone in the US has easy access to the Internet.

In January 2014, nearly everyone in the U.S. is required to obtain health insurance or pay a tax penalty.

I met a partner from a small firm that said nearly everyone in the firm was approaching retirement in the next nine years.

«so was it OK for the RC gang to call nearly everyone in the world who disagrees with them «denialists»»

The room got almost silent as nearly everyone in the room started writing to their members of Congress.

What historians will definitely wonder about in future centuries is how deeply flawed logic, obscured by shrewd and unrelenting propaganda, actually enabled a coalition of powerful special interests to convince nearly everyone in the world that CO2 from human industry was a dangerous, planet - destroying toxin.

Be skeptical: Nearly everyone in the art world has a personal agenda.

This pretty much means nearly everyone in town is familiar with the work and in particular, the blur paintings on display (he said these will be the last of the series).

Years after the events of Arkham City and the demise of his arch-nemesis, Arkham Knight sees Batman fighting nearly everyone in is rogues gallery in a Gotham City under siege from the fear - inducing Scarecrow.

It's happened to nearly everyone in the industry, but it's the first time for me, so I'll delve into this a little bit.

Nearly everyone in the Campo Santo office has a Nintendo Switch (and the rest want one).

After questioning the locals it becomes apparent that you and Toro aren't the only ones affected by this event: nearly everyone in town had some sort of little dream go unfulfilled thanks to the star's grand entrance, and coincidentally the two of you become wrapped up in every one.

A machine almost as beautiful as Bayonetta herself, the Xbox 360 arrived in our offices a day before San Diego Comic - con and nearly everyone in the office stopped by to gaze at it.

«Save Tonight» saw Paula take to the stage for a solo, «Living on a Prayer» had nearly everyone in the surf camp crowd singing at the top of their voices and, as Star Surf Moliets resident Irishman, Neil had the entire group stomping their feet and singing as loudly as they could with his very enthusiastic performances of «Wild Rover» and «Dirty Old Town».

Making a dinosaur adventure happen is fairly easy because nearly everyone in North America is within a short drive of dinosaurs, ancient mammals, and fossils.

The basics of how I've seen this work mean that you need high marks from nearly everyone in all categories in order to score in the mid 9's.

Of course, this only works if there is «herd immunity» so to speak, when nearly everyone in the community has Greens at Hollymead Apartments renters insurance.

In the last decade, current practitioners have tangibly felt value investing's severe disappointments alongside brilliant value - add generated by stocks versus bonds; not only are these recent events shared by nearly everyone in today's investment community, they may also unconsciously and more heavily weigh on our memories and expectations, crowding out the wins experienced from value investing in earlier years.

But Polly is no stranger to the casual, spur - of - the - moment lie, and pretty much everything about Adam Bosk is based on a lie as well (actually, nearly everyone in this book plays fast and loose with the truth), so it is quite difficult for the reader to determine just who is playing whom, and it remains that way until about three pages from the twist ending.

Now, I'm smart enough to know that nearly everyone in that room was there to see Lee, but still... what a thrill it was speaking to a standing - room only crowd.

Poetry is a subterranean current running below the surface throughout XX — many famous poets make an appearance, of course, but nearly everyone in the book has some relationship to poetry.

Though the group of professional trainers are supportive and welcoming, they are a demanding group, as nearly everyone in the room supports themselves through stand up training, speaking, or program design.

Nearly everyone in public education has a story that illustrates the Kafkaesque process of trying to remove a tenured teacher.

When Dropout Nation last turned its eyes to the City of Brotherly Love, it had just fired it superintendent, Arlene Ackerman, after a tenure wracked with enmity from nearly everyone in the city (especially over her rather sweet pay packages).

This practice, diametrically opposed to that in Singapore, which outperforms the United States in reading in English in spite of the fact that nearly everyone in that city - state speaks a different language at home, has no chance of narrowing the gap in academic literacy with native English speakers; instead it will exacerbate it, to be followed by more civil rights pressure on our universities to lower their academic standards still further in an attempt to achieve equal outcomes, in a vicious cycle that will continue the degradation of America's civil and academic life.

These projects can show students that nearly everyone in America was at one time treated like an outsider.

Nearly everyone in America recites the pledge of allegiance incorrectly, according to state education officials in Louisiana.

All that attention proved prescient as Winfrey delivered the evening's big powerhouse moment with nearly everyone in the Beverly Hilton's ballroom hanging on every word.

Candyman is a documentary by Costa Botes about David Klein, the man who in 1976 invented Jelly Belly, the gourmet jellybean that nearly everyone in the world has tried at

Though I guess if there's a bloc of Academy voters who love snow - flecked frozen beards (and considering nearly everyone in

Nearly everyone in the room was wielding an iPhone in an attempt to commemorate the moment.

Paramount should satisfy nearly everyone in the US with its ample dub and subtitle options detailed above.

The Focus on Time's Up: From the all - black dress code in protest of sexual harassment — which nearly everyone in attendance followed — to the widespread exaltation of the Time's Up initiative to each of the actresses who walked the red carpet with an activist as their date, this year's Globes was about so much more than handing out trophies.

You Don't Mess with the Zohan suffers more from having nearly everyone in the film a walking stereotype, and more often than not, goes for absurd sight gags rather than reveal underlying truths beneath the ostensibly deliberate social commentary.

While the sketch itself is hilarious, its made even funnier by the fact that Bill Hader's controlling of the wheelchair results in a couple hilarious physical mishaps that cause him and nearly everyone in the sketch to break.

She exists (like nearly everyone in the film exists) to make Jennifer Lawrence's life a living hell, so bold and forceful in the way she walks into a house that isn't hers and immediately takes it over and treats it like her own.

The Internship feels every bit like it's made by the same slackers that the two stars represent themselves as being within the story itself, and like their occupation of guys who hock merchandise for a living, this entire film could be said to be a nearly two - hour commercial venture meant to sell Google and a few other companies (University of Phoenix and Match.com are mentioned prominently by name) on the minds of nearly everyone in the audience.

It's every critic's worst nightmare: attending a sold - out promo in which nearly everyone in the audience is a rowdy undergraduate.

The rest of the cast does mostly fine work with Ewan McGregor a relatively weak point and Abigail Breslin, younger than nearly everyone in the cast by about twenty years (or much more in many cases), simply unable to hold her own against such towering thespians.