Sentences with phrase «number of folks out»

Well, for me it is, but there are a surprising number of folks out there who give their cats baths.

It's hard to believe there are a number of folks out there who don't enjoy it.

While there are some angels and Micro VCs can provide meaningful time and attention to their entrepreneurs, there are a number of folks out there who think that angel investing is a volume business.

Not exact matches

A number of folks (myself included) either said things or had comments appear on their blogs that called out Tony for his behavior, only for the blog owner to be subjected to intimidation tactics from Tony and other EV leaders.

You just have to sometimes remember that we won't always all see eye to eye, and remind yourself that the majority of the people that visit your page support you and will always out - number the negative folks out there.

Folks talk about Mesut's limited contribution to the game, but not acknowledging that we ask our creative number 10 to play out wide an only influence the game on one side of the field.

Vaccines wont work if a large number of folks just opt out of the system AND their responsability.

Georgy is considering not running because when large numbers of voters turn out folks with his views are turned out.

Farias attributes her loss in the South Bronx district to a number of advantages benefitting Diaz, Sr. «Name recognition, having a similar name as our borough president for example, these are things that definitely played a large role in the folks that came out and either weren't touched enough or came out to vote and didn't get enough information on anyone in the race,» said Farias, in reference to Diaz, Sr.'s son, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr..

While this seems like a no - brainer, many folks freely give out their phone number in their profile, however, sometimes these profiles are scam dating profiles intended to lure you off of the dating site and onto another site run by the scammers.

Having said that, I've found a larger - than - average number of folks looking only for something casual here (likely due to the lack of time investment needed to join), and I've yet to hear of any successful relationships come out of the site (where readers tell me they've met The One, or something equally special, on the site).

-- songs from Disney's forgettable Enchanted as nominees in this category, to add insult to injury, the most recognizable number from the best musical released in years, «Falling Slowly» from Once — was almost forced out of the running on a technicality (allegedly by crafty Disney folk).

With mountains of learning data at our disposal and an easy way to visualize it, we can make big changes to an education system that still turns out large numbers of folks who undervalue their intelligence based on their test scores.

Because most folks now prefer the more car - like ownership experience provided by crossovers, with their gentler handling and generally better EPA scores, the number of actual mainstream sport utilities — which are supported by body - on - frame construction — is barely enough to fill out a baseball team.

While many of the biggest trucks out there are aimed at commercial buyers, there are also a number of other interesting pickups that stand tall for folks who want to take their vehicle exploring past the capabilities of most modern rigs.

At any rate, the article mentions Kindle as competition for comiXology, but the Kindle folks haven't sent out any press releases bragging about the number of comics they have downloaded, so we can assume it's not too impressive just yet.

I have worked in the publishing industry for over twenty years, been a published author, and had some great sales numbers (printed editions of The Art of Abundance over 95,000 copies sold total) and awful numbers (the less said the better), lived through a publisher bankruptcy, ridden the waves of change in the industry, and saw the bottom fall out in mid-2008, with all the folks I worked with laid off and my way of making a living in traditional publishing disappear.

They are like the folks in the discussion thread last week who see only the bad in indie and don't recognize that there are a number of excellent authors out there, more and more of whom are starting to make a living from indie publishing.

(count the number of submissions folks who look in the mirror each morning and scream «F**K!!!!» and that should give a pretty close estimate) It seems like publishers would do better by giving the «winners» they've picked a fighting chance, by promoting the heck out of them and taking the grunt work off the authors so they can focus on providing a better MSS next time around.

I've seen a number of news stories this past week in regard to an email the folks at N2A sent out about them releasing an update to their N2A cards to bring Android KitKat v4.4 to the Nook Color, Nook Tablet, Nook HD, and Nook HD +.

But hope has arrived for these credit - challenged folks: A growing number of lenders are using alternative credit - scoring methods to assess a home buyer's creditworthiness for a home loan — which means that many who have been shut out of the home - buying game so far might now have a shot.

The setup is simple; up to eight players (AI folks can be brought in to make up the numbers if need be) take control of a brightly costumed sumo warrior and, as per the tradition of the classic Japanese sport, the objective is to knock all the other dudes out of the area in order to win.

There are a few art folk out there, trying to conquer this new Web 2.0 world of ours - Hazel, John T., Mary Anne Davis, Amrita on the gallery side, and a couple of others - but the number of people who REALLY GET IT still seems surprisingly tiny.

In the past quarter, Law.com has significantly fleshed out the number of knowledge management folk blogging with the network — adding Bruce MacEwen, Joy London, Ron Friedmann and Rees Morrison to the area Monica Bay has long written about on her blog and in the magazines she edits.

To build out these features plus other safety and community infrastructure, Facebook says that «by the end of 2018, we will double the number of people working in London on these issues», specifically the «engineering team for community safety» that Cox says are «The folks that build tools to make it easy to moderate content and proactively take it down».

The number of folks carrying out internet searches for Bitcoin in the UK has dropped massively in 2018, and globally, similar trends indicate that the world at large is losing its appetite for the cryptocurrency.

As these folks move kids out of the household and move into retirement, a large number are looking to change their address.