Sentences with phrase «not necessarily»

Rewarding workers for their productivity — even those who are not necessarily the usual stand - outs — helps cultivate a sense that improvement and hard work is worthwhile, Riddle says.

You need to set goals that require faith to achieve them (not necessarily a religious faith — but a firm expectation and hope of a future outcome).

«Who will support Mr Kuroda will be very critical because Kuroda has an economics degree, but he is not necessarily an expert on monetary policy.

«What you're really doing in the process of creating is choosing one thing over another, not necessarily because it is factually more positive but because it attracts you more.

Later - stage tech startups can still raise growth equity — and still lots of it — but not necessarily at the terms they were receiving just two months ago.

The sobering findings of a freshly released Pew Research Center study reveal that our attitudes are changing about when it's acceptable to use our mobile phones and when it's not, and not necessarily for the better.

«Although it may seem counterintuitive, we now appreciate that focusing and ignoring are not two sides of the same coin -LSB-...] it is not necessarily true that when you focus more on something, you automatically ignore everything else better.

(This is the case for foods derived from plants including grains, but not necessarily for meat or fish.)

«Many people merely approach the company that they're comfortable approaching, not necessarily the one that will make the best partner.»

The managementconsulting streamrequires four yearsof work experience, while science and engineering candidatesdo not necessarily need any professionalexperience, but spend one term workingon - site at a company of their choice.

But just because they're good at selling does not necessarily mean they're good at leading.

«What you're really doing in the process of creating is choosing one thing over another, not necessarily because it is factually more positive but because it attracts you more,» says Damasio.

And that's not necessarily intuitive.

Yes, I don't think people realize the costs to having access to that platform is that, that they can sell not necessarily information that will render you identifiable as an individual, but they'll take your information in aggregate.

Focus on what customers will want tomorrow, not necessarily today.

And while they're not necessarily discouraging Amazon from one city or another, they do believe that the company will need to make some concessions.

«It's not necessarily to go buy something, but to make an investment and get a foothold and learn more.»

The key to beating your competition, according to Jeremy Fain, of pioneering neural network technology Cognitiv, is having better data - not necessarily more of it, but the data that your competitors do not have.

Some of these measures exclude net realized investment gains (losses), net of tax, and / or net unrealized investment gains (losses), net of tax, included in shareholders» equity, which can be significantly impacted by both discretionary and other economic factors and are not necessarily indicative of operating trends.

A surprise fall in retail sales in November due to a drop in spending on discretionary items does not necessarily mean an interest rate cut in February, economists say.

«I'm not necessarily looking for someone who has brilliant analytical ability if their job is going to be assembling hardware,» Musk said.

That said, while nonprofits have less competition vying for them, they're not necessarily low - hanging fruit.

As a result, businesses are trying to leverage this desire by creating products and services that allow for immediate satisfaction — but not necessarily lasting.

It's worth noting, however, that while investing in companies for their cash distributions is a relatively risk - averse way to grind out returns, it's not necessarily a strategy that will keep pace with the broader market.

They're in business because of something they truly care about (not necessarily charity).

The opposite is also true: a small client is not necessarily a bad credit risk; some are great payers.So, how do you tell the good payers from the bad payers?

During that time, however, the death, withdrawal, expulsion, or bankruptcy of one member does not necessarily represent the end of the LLC.

Money is always a big hurdle to get over, but not necessarily in the way you might expect.

And content platforms like Netflix will not necessarily replace their conventional counterparts, because they can't always compete financially.

A plan focused on laid - off manufacturing workers would have been a worthwhile goal, though it may not necessarily be sound public policy (the devil is in the details).

Additionally, 56 % of people said the people they surround themselves around «are not necessarily with them,» and approximately 40 % said they «lack companionship,» their «relationships aren't meaningful,» and that they feel «isolated from others.»

But there is an unfortunate, if not entirely unforeseeable, side effect of being a disrupter: Other companies begin to pay more attention to you, and not necessarily the kind you relish.

Arguably, family and friends have a significant impact at a young age of influencing one's exposure to brands, but not necessarily loyalty.

«But that's the folks in my riding, not necessarily the folks in Toronto or the people in the north or the east or the west.»

Gray hair is a sign of age, not necessarily wisdom, experience, or knowledge that is specific and relevant to your business.

Even so, parents and students alike are optimistic: 64 percent of parents surveyed expect that their children will be able to find a job after graduation — though not necessarily one in their field — within six months, and 67 percent of students agreed.

If you can see the legitimate purpose in your current role and take a semblance of contentment from it, and if you figure your passion out later, you're not necessarily going to be miserable, and you don't have the frustration of feeling held back.

There's a right way -; not necessarily an easy way -; to do these things, but it starts at the top of the organization.

Unlike popular perception, coworking does not necessarily mean you automatically have to fake a smile at dozens of strangers you have no intention of befriending.

Still, credit bureau reports do have some potential for error, so small businesses should not necessarily use them as the only source of consumer credit information.

To be clear, the 10X rule is not necessarily about a revenue goal.

• At the end of the training, the trainees do not necessarily get hired.

If you give a vague description about the position, you can be sure that there will be many people applying just because they are looking for a job and are not necessarily interested in your particular position.

First the line about «it shows how unreliable interest rates can be as an indicator of appropriate monetary policy» means that low interest rates do not necessarily mean loose policy.

Licensing contracts do not necessarily generate high revenue and not many artists get rich from licensing their art.

What works for Google may not necessarily work for Yahoo.

Unless your business works closely with the U.S. Government, the decisions about Kaspersky Lab should not necessarily preclude you from using their software.

As every business owner (and, apparently, VC) knows, busyness does not necessarily translate into a sense of accomplishment.

Therefore, the key is not necessarily to immediately force people to act as if they're happy when they're devastated, but rather promote an overall culture and community that accepts failure as a means to self - improvement.

I also recommend finding out if there are people with whom you can partner who have a certain level of expertise to do the things that you're not necessarily the best at or don't particularly enjoy.