Sentences with phrase «obvious lots of companies»

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And, he adds, even a company with obvious curiosity appeal, like Avid's, doesn't become a household name without a lot of hard work on the back end.

This seems obvious, but a lot of videos provide only disjointed company information and don't have a clear intention.

That might not seem like something that has immediate or obvious implications for media companies, but I think plenty of traditional players in the industry could learn a lot from the lessons that founders like David Karp of Tumblr and Evan Williams of Medium provided at RoadMap.

A lot of companies use unnecessary fillers and preservatives as well as coatings and shellacs, which can severely irritate someone struggling with gut issues or less obvious food intolerances, too.

«The obvious first step in the apparel industry is designing and development tools, and we are working with a lot of brands and a lot of supply chain companies behind the scene on this,» said Ari Bloom, CEO of Avametric, a San Francisco - based startup working in VR / AR.

Enhanced children's ebooks by highly specialized types of publishers like this one under its parent company, zuuka, have a lot to offer young readers, aside from the obvious form of go - to quality entertainment on Mom or Dad's iOS platform device.

While some DLC manners should be fairly obvious, companies still have troubles making those correct decisions, which end up pissing off a lot of paying customers in the process, who feel like they're being taken advantage of.

The point should be obvious: if hosepipe bans got more frequent or more serious here in the UK, there would be a lot of angry people, demanding answer from utilities companies, public agencies, and politicians.

It's also obvious that lots of people have very little idea what companies such as Facebook and others do with their personal data and how it is used.

It's obvious that the Google - owned company still has a lot to announce, and quite possibly a lot to still figure out, but in the meantime, get ready for an influx of ads messing up your workflow.

While more and more companies seem to be creating more formalized social media policies, it's obvious that there is still a lot of gray when it comes to deciding what rightfully belongs to the individual and what the employer can claim as theirs.