Sentences with phrase «often you hear»

Allred says she's often heard people complain that drinking water before bed makes them use the restroom in the middle of the night, but there's a trick to avoiding that and still staying hydrated.

I've often heard it said that «To be a good leader, be a good follower first», then you know how it feels to be in the other person's shoes.

For example, Sales leaders who ask this question in their team meetings often hear things like:

You often hear stories about a business owner that remortgaged his or her house and was on the verge of bankruptcy when they hit it big.

We often hear that banks that are too big to fail are too big (or risky) to exist.

In my role as advisor to small businesses, I often hear first - hand the challenges and failures of retail store owners who fear the advantages of online and feel the exodus to Internet eCommerce, led by Amazon and Ebay.

Too often we hear leaders say they're sorry but are unwilling to accept the consequences.

When I work with companies, I often hear things like «takes initiative», «works well on a team», «great problem solver», «knows the business», «brings experience», or «fits with our culture.»

You'll often hear people tell you not to get caught up in the details and to focus on the bigger picture.

I often hear about people who use their retirement investments to pay for unexpected expenses.

You will often hear stories about someone who didn't read people and acted in anger, or maybe it's someone who didn't read people correctly and paid for it when a business decision ended up looking cold and impersonal.

One more thought: Another thing we often hear is that «markets like Washington gridlock».

Technology advances gradually, with the majority of consumers often hearing about products long before they consider buying them.

When you hear about the successes of great companies, you often hear about the entrepreneurial leader at the helm of the organization.

Maybe you're scratching your head at this one because it's an elemental grammar mistake but I'm surprised at how often I hear «I seen» coming out of college - educated people's mouths.

But the problem is we often hear people say they are humbled, only to act the opposite.

These days, we often hear about customer - acquisition cost, especially among fast - growing tech companies, and while growing your customer base is important, keeping them is becoming increasingly difficult.

Even if they have the ability to create linear paths with abstract ideas, it's shocking how often you hear about an idea from a colleague that just never gets moving.

You'll often hear people say, «Nortel couldn't make it, RIM couldn't make it,» and they'll throw up their hands in despair.

«You quite often hear people suggesting that you should identify your weaknesses and strive to improve in those areas.

You don't often hear people say they are striving for mediocrity.

Next, the question I've most often heard this week is: if this is purely a market story, why is it not happening in the U.S.?

As we so often hear, the ubiquity of smartphones and social media means we're all burying our heads in an electronic ether at the expense of communicating with the people who are right in front of us.

You often hear entrepreneurs say that owning their own business is the most rewarding thing they've ever done - that it somehow fulfills their independent spirit.

I often hear Canada's problem is late - stage funding.

«We often hear the Verbund getting criticized for being too rigid.

There are multiple theories on human behavior that echo the Millennial musings we so often hear today.

We often hear about Google's oddball «Moonshot» projects — from using balloons to bring internet to isolated areas to developing self - driving cars — but according to at least one of the company's former execs, Google's obsession with shooting for the stars actually reaches into even the most mundane aspects of its everyday business.

He often hears, «I want to make a lot of money.»

I often hear business owners vent that they're spending too much time managing their company, and not enough time building it.

The «buy American» thing is just a special case of the more general plea we often hear to «support your local economy.»

I often hear this from some of the cable news hosts and their guests.

As you innovate and your vision takes root in the market, you will often hear cries of denial bordering on protest — which is the most common reaction of a market segment that has been disrupted.

At Inc., we often hear from bankers who say they want to reach out to the small - business community.

That is often heard as «ask me again.»

«You often hear space starts at 100 kilometers — that's based on where aerodynamic forces start having an effect to where you can actually control your [craft] with wings,» Jesse Gossner, an orbital - mechanics engineer who teaches at the US Air Force's Advanced Space Operations School, told Business Insider.

You will often hear people say that «less form fields are always better,» but this isn't necessarily the case all of the time.

Early last year I often heard this this was just temporary.

That's why you often hear Wall Street analysts talking about the life cycle of drug patents.

While the gains and losses can be pretty impressive in the penny stock world, they're not often heard about elsewhere.

We often hear about credit card debt settlement, but can you successfully negotiate and get your student loan balance settled before the problem gets to that point?

We often hear that for every hour users spend forecasting in a spreadsheet, they first have to spend an hour bringing things up to date.

They can also be used to describe how the overall market is performing: you'll often hear how the Dow Jones or S&P gained a certain number of points in a day or how the markets are recovering from a loss.

That is an argument often heard from leasing agents at the city's new pricy office towers.

You often hear «I did it for my family.»

We often hear that the phrase «You're stronger than you think» carries through in every aspect of our client's lives.

Sadly, you also often hear about suicides, and there are few parents I know who don't despair when they see the blue glow from the bedroom where their child should be asleep.

I often hear from account executives that they get stuck in a long, drawn out sells cycle with no commitment or no next steps from their prospects.

I have often heard from entrepreneurs that they can do everything and therefore they don't really need a team.

Often we hear that there is no mortgage, and that it is paid in cash.