Sentences with phrase «people coming into it»

The days of people coming into an open house to find an agent don't exist anymore.

«When we instruct classes to prepare new people coming into the business, we say you should be prepared for no income for six months.

As a result, the number of people coming into real estate will start to stabilize.

We're seeing more young, professional, well - educated people coming into our industry.

I am deeply disappointed that the Northern Territory Government has rejected these recommendations [68] and I call on the Northern Territory Government to better engage with Aboriginal communities to find strategies to deal with alcohol misuse that do not involve our people coming into contact with the criminal justice system.

The Justice Program seeks to reduce the number of Aboriginal People coming into contact with Police and the Justice System as a result of criminal activities.

The majority of people coming into mediation have never mediated before, so it is all brand new to them.

Among my administrative responsibilities, I also got to take temperatures, pulses and other medical procedures as well as providing interpretation services for my people coming into the hospital.

Rainbows is a national children's voluntary service with an average of 6,000 children and young people coming into the service every year throughout Ireland.

But here's the thing: Most people coming into the smart speaker world don't need a platform, or fancy skills.

He had invested in bitcoin almost two years earlier, so now Jacob Melin had a new house, a new truck, a new consulting business and a line of people coming into

However, it still aired contestant Lucy Buchanan, in the opening episode of Shipwrecked, reportedly saying black people were «really bad» going on to add: «I just don't appreciate people coming into our country and taking over our culture... We've got way too many cultures.

«We as young people coming into the profession want to see a smarter approach to how we are licensed and how our skills are assessed,» Judson says.

Whether the deliberate broadening and innovative incentive schemes operated by forward - thinking firms will change the demographic of people coming into the field remains to be seen, but it is worth noting at this stage that some of the assumptions being made about what the candidate will want might have to change over the coming years and even generations.

Trial lawyers and jury consultants frequently spend substantial resources to learn about the people coming into the courtroom who are just hoping to be excused to go back to their lives.

It's a little more frequent now if the Thunder are doing well, and in the playoffs we saw a few more people coming into town at that point, but for the most part they don't.

You'll also notice people coming into your office with the newsletter in hand, referencing things you have written.

Certain posts also outline the criminal justice system for people coming into contact with it.

«It is not about building a barrier and stopping people coming into the protected area but addressing the drivers of deforestation by working with communities to create alternative livelihoods,» says Toby Janson - Smith, Senior Director for Climate and Land Use: Markets and Policy at Conservation International's Center for Environmental Leadership in Business.

Sedimentaciones is the documentation of people coming into and out of existence.

«I've always tried to get involved in anything like this, encouraging the next wave of people coming into the games industry.»

We realize that, if we want gaming to be a healthy, welcoming environment, you have to treat people coming into the environment with respect and courtesy.

We can still remember people coming into our clinic in droves to get their dogs vaccinated.

New people coming into the field have been successful in starting their careers and businesses.

«We had people coming into the store and basically asking, «What can I feed my pet that won't kill it?»

Auerbach believes that hands - on training programs are crucial because the sheltering profession has high turnover and new people coming into the profession are not likely to be familiar with the latest lifesaving techniques.

Knowing that the people coming into the shop were looking for a new four - legged best friend, the animal shelter decided that they would allow people to adopt their needy animals, free of charge, in exchange for a lifelong, loving home.

At the time of the injury, she was resting quietly and sprung up to greet new people coming into the yard.

Plus, when your dog performs his new behaviors and receives rewards, he'll learn that people coming into his and your space is a good thing.

You'll know by his body language — if he's being playful, he'll probably be wagging, he may seem «hyper» — but since he's greeting people, I'm wondering if you mean he's territorial, afraid of people coming into his home.

«During the recession, we noticed that it wasn't just that people weren't spending as much, there weren't as many new people coming into the hobby,» he adds.

«We have the low interest rates, we have the immigration of 100,000 people coming into Toronto every year, there's no bubble in Toronto.»

All the people coming into the country had to be accounted for.

During bull market, there will be more people coming into the market to invest.

But as I wrote in Maclean's in April, we were seeing a significant increase in the number of people coming into our offices who ought to be doing a lot better financially.

As the international television consultant I sometimes am, I sometimes find myself working with people coming into TV script writing from other forms of writing, for the simple reason that in many parts of the world (well, my world) trained and experienced TV writers are thin on the ground.

It might be easy to report on digital usage, but what about the metrics of e-readers being loaned out, people coming into the library and the average duration of a computer session?

Using free / 99 - cent ebooks combined with periodic advertising to keep people coming into your series funnel.

I said, «That's the last thing in the world I want to do: I want the Miami of 1959 and how I felt, and all those people coming into town who thought they would be back home in Cuba by the end of the summer.»

Nobody really noticed it at first, as libraries were dealing with an influx of people coming into the branches with their shiny new e-readers, smartphones and tablets.

It's important that the titles reflect the varied interests of people coming into stores these days — and we believe there's a comic book for everyone this Free Comic Book Day!»

«Where's their reference point in terms of making a judgement as to whether the people coming into these roles are right?»

It isn't static, and there are always people coming into the system.

«There are so many people coming into the job who are committed and really want to make a difference but it can be demoralising and often teachers are exhausted,» she says.

«If you have enough money to hire enough people to have reasonable class sizes and to be able to pay them sufficient wages so that you're getting good people coming into the profession, that's most of the battle of providing quality schooling.»

There are fewer Indigenous students in higher ed, even though they have been gains in recent years in terms of the number of Indigenous people coming into universities.

«It's good for all the people coming into the business as Native Americans, as well as the cowboys, wranglers — it produces work for all of us,» he says.

Most people coming into this movie had no idea who Zach Galifianakis was.

We have heard countless stories of Irish people coming into contact with undesirable individuals on completely free dating sites.

New Years Resolutions are stupid, you should already be doing those things, coming up so that means LOTS of people coming into the gyms, many of them for the first time either ever or in a loooooong time.