Sentences with phrase «own narrow field»

Then they narrowed the field further, to CEOs who had reached the role faster than average.

But the league table - data can also be sliced up to make a bank's performance look better (by narrowing the field very narrowly, for example).

Their site even gives users the ability to narrow the field down using location - or industry - specific searches, thus making it easier to forge new connections and cultivate business partnerships.

Narrow your field of expertise so that you can go deeper within that field, whether vertical or horizontal.

From there, opt for phone interviews to narrow your field down to your top three.

I tried to narrow my field down to five, but then figured, heck, why cut corners?

Last fall, the government narrowed a field of about 50 applicants to nine finalists that are made up of groups pitching projects in many different areas, including advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence and clean technology.

In March Madness, resumes are evaluated and initial cuts narrow the field to 64 teams.

I want to take you from the vast field of engagement to the narrow field of avoiding cancellation via credit card expiration.

Just within that narrow field we identified a plethora of entrepreneurs and innovators.

Typically a top - down approach doesn't narrow the field enough, so then from the bottom up, you need to be involved in sales conversations and make sure your product is going to overcome a major problem.

This will help you narrow the field and begin comparing some of the best business credit cards on the market.

After you've narrowed the field to four or five names that are memorable and expressive, you are ready to do a trademark search.

This article will help you narrow the field and make a smart choice.

That's the best way to narrow the field and start learning.

To narrow the field, I like to invest across themes and dividend strategies that are more likely to help me reach my financial goals.

Some ETFs further screen their securities by credit quality or maturity, while others narrow the field by geographical region or industry.

Scientists are expert in their narrow field, they are no more qualified to comment on god than anyone else.

Scientists committed to philosophical naturalism do not claim to have found the precise answer to every problem, but they characteristically insist that they have the important problems sufficiently well in hand that they can narrow the field of possibilities to a set of naturalistic alternatives.

I've done my best to narrow the field to materials that support egalitarian teaching as much as I can without a deep dive into the material.

The ability to narrow the field of inquiry is, in my view, an enviable thing, given the very wide range of service into which an introductory course in Old Testament is now being pressed.

This is especially problematic because the experts are equipped only in narrow fields and the solutions to most problems can not be found in such fields.

This sounds immeasurably broad, but there are a number of prerequisites that narrow the field somewhat: The first is that it be intrinsically easy to trim and change into various meals whose roots in common stock are impossible to discern by anyone but the cook.

Hell, we'll narrow the field.

Palmer, sitting in the bleachers at the University of Kentucky's field house before Couch's NFL workout, narrows the field.

To your point about the narrow field (71 D - 1 teams): maybe the auto bid should be based on a combo of 1.

If Sanchez is not ready his alternative is not moving Cazorla to the left and narrowing the field.

He cut inside the whole game narrowing the field, when we needed to extend it.

When the time came for Max to visit the campuses of schools he was considering, he had narrowed the field down to West Virginia, Utah, Temple, Syracuse and George Washington.

Leeds United March Madness began with 64 entries, and after two weeks, five rounds of voting, and exactly 4,599 votes, we've narrowed the field to only two competitors.

Fink scanned and sent over 300 recipes to Heimann in Chicago, where Heimann narrowed the field down to 25 recipes.

You can easily narrow the field of choices by defining your search area and utilizing the databases of Zipmilk and Yelp to quickly locate a quality home visit lactation consultant near you.

To narrow the field, BabyCenter's editors focused on the essentials, the things you absolutely need for your toddler.

Scenario building is a useful, but narrow field of academic research and most academic researchers don't try to predict the future.

WILLSBORO The Willsboro Central School Board of Education has narrowed the field of candidates being interviewed to replace Superintendent Stephen Broadwell next school year.

The Onondaga County Board of Elections ruled Raymond Blackwell ineligible for a Democratic primary in September, narrowing the field of Syracuse mayoral candidates to eight.

Jonathan Wharton, a professor of political science at Southern Connecticut State University and the Republican town chairman in New Haven, said he'd hoped for a narrower field on the Republican side.

If the Democratic candidates challenge the signatures of rivals, it could narrow the field, which increases the number of votes needed to win.

It specified that bidders must have «over 50 years of proven experience» — a requirement that appeared to narrow the field to just one developer, LPCiminelli, according to Investigative Post, a news organization based in Buffalo that has written extensively on the Buffalo Billion.

Members of the City Council's Brooklyn delegation gathered this afternoon at Brooklyn Borough Hall to solidify their support for Councilwoman Melissa Mark - Viverito's speaker candidacy — capping a whirlwind day that has drastically narrowed the field for the city's second - most - powerful post.

His entry into the Senate District 38 could narrow the field, and may put pressure on Pizzo to get out of the race or move to Senate District 39 to face off against Flores.

However, Democratic party chair Jay Jacobs argues the process is also democratic (note the lowercase «d») because in the contentious five - way race for Attorney General, the party made a decision to allow all candidates access to a primary ballot instead of letting delegates narrow the field at the convention.

«If there still is a field — because candidates will drop out of this race — I think it will be a far more narrow field and we'll have a better picture of who is poised to be the nominee in time for that primary,» he said.

The process could narrow the field in some of the more crowded contests, like the 21st congressional district, where...

Although the seat had been held by Labour for the 25 years following World War II, Labour have slumped to a distant third in recent years, and came fourth in 2015, and last in a narrower field of three candidates in 2017.

(For the record, Samuels called on Pilgrim - Hunter to drop out of the race, noting at the time the more narrow the field against Espada the better the chances are of ousting him).

Molinaro's departure significantly narrows the field of potential GOP candidates and means there is nobody publicly considering a run from east of Syracuse, the state's fifth - largest city.

Instead, the Democratic primary will narrow the field Thursday, with four advancing to the general election to compete against two Green party candidates, Raymond Blackwell and Caleb Duncan, as well as Working Families candidate Latoya Allen.

Then, to narrow the field, a team of researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), led by Ryan Adams, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, developed new machine learning algorithms to predict which molecules were likely to have good outcomes, and prioritize those to be virtually tested.

Although targeting your search does narrow the field, it runs the risk of eliminating good candidates due to your own lack of imagination.