Sentences with phrase «particularly good job marketing»
«I think we might have innovated too much or tried some different things that people just weren't ready for... I don't think we did a particularly good job marketing it or talking to fans about their expectations for what Dungeon Keeper was going to be or ultimately should be.»
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Instead, she believes the government — along with advocacy groups — needs to do a better job helping consumers understand that most marketing claims, particularly those used on packaged, processed food, mean very little.
An Associated Press story did a particularly good job of capturing the scope of the challenge in trying to cut impacts on a species in a poor region with limited governance and murky connections to faraway, and illegal, markets: Read more...
An Associated Press story did a particularly good job of capturing the scope of the challenge in trying to cut impacts on a species in a poor region with limited governance and murky connections to faraway, and illegal, markets:
Tristram: I suppose where we start is actually not really the idea of getting a graduate job, because I think one of the dangers with the way the graduate - labour market is set up is that students can get kind of pulled into a certain room, which may not be the one that's particularly best for them, but just because they assume they've got to apply for a graduate scheme and they assume that they've got to kind of go through assessment centers and all that sort of stuff.
Resume branding statements, as well as best LinkedIn company pages or finding job on twitter have become much more popular in recent times, as the new format resumes, particularly functional resumes, have taken over the global market.
The Greater Houston market started to plateau late in 2015, and Mark Woodroof, managing partner, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene, feels that as we hit the mid-point of 2016, the market is starting to soften, particularly in the high - end, driven by the apparition of energy jobs eliminated by the price of oil.