Sentences with phrase «piggyback on»

The finished 2,000 sq. ft. home could be warmed even in the dead of winter with a pair of small space heaters, Brazelton said, though the family plans to piggyback on their hot water heater and use an in - floor heating system in the basement.

The additional disclosures for commercial real estate agents simply piggyback on existing disclosure requirements for residential real estate agents.

Why not piggyback on that new - school - year mood and encourage agents to hit the books?

The thrust of the RPPC is for a buyer to piggyback on the next highest bona fide offer which is acceptable to the seller.

Central A / Cs are usually combined with the home's heating system, so you'll need one for the A / C to piggyback on for its ductwork.

I'll piggyback on the remarks about podcasts — they're great!

The version Crapo released Wednesday puts to rest questions about whether the biggest foreign banks doing business in the U.S. — such as Deutsche Bank, Barclays and HSBC Holdings Plc — would piggyback on the major break mid-sized lenders are poised to get from post-crisis oversight.

Specifically, Simpson says, «News about their company may suggest workplace challenges or new opportunities you may be able to piggyback on, while interests listed on their LinkedIn profile may suggest subject areas they are passionate about such as charities, hobbies or sports.

MVNOs are often referred to as alternative carriers, and they work by partnering with the big four carriers to piggyback on their networks.

But since many of these cryptocurrencies piggyback on Bitcoin's blockchain, their ascent acts as a tailwind for BTC prices.

Simply put, Messenger Kids is a child - friendly, standalone Messenger app with strict parental controls, allowing kids to piggyback on their parent's account but without all the adult's privileges.

That's not to say that MetroPCS customers won't find themselves deprioritized at some point, but in our experience, the speed gap isn't as noticeable as it is with other Big Four carriers and the mobile virtual network operators that piggyback on their service.

In most implementations, Alexa skills are strictly one - way — from the home to the car — and piggyback on existing car apps.

Rather, as mobile virtual network operators, or MVNOs, they piggyback on the cellular networks built by one or more of the Big Four carriers.

There are hard political issues in play, like whether publishers will retain control of their audience data or whether ad networks like Google can piggyback on publishers» consent forms.

Sure, watching joke ads for Amazon's Petlexa or Netflix Live is fun (ish) and harmless enough, but scammers are known to piggyback on the brand - fueled clickbait.

Many teenage drivers can not afford their own car, so they drive their parent's car and piggyback on their car insurance.

The support from Ottawa will eliminate duplication and allow the province to piggyback on the existing infrastructure of the Canada Pension Plan.»

Just as I advise my clients to do, I may piggyback on current events if they're illustrative.

Co-operating companies thus become exposed to follow - on actions because plaintiffs — whether through class actions or derivative actions — can piggyback on the findings from government investigations and company admissions.

Here I will piggyback on Pattis» perspective: I think Monday's decision by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has negatively affected Nancy Grace's credibility as a legal commentator and I think its the responsibility of CNN and CourtTV to either disclose these decisions to the audience and / or take action.

He cites the presence of a built - in audience and the ability to piggyback on brand reputation as answers to the problems of «how to be read» — reasoning that «how to publish» has never been easier.»

Stevens riding piggyback on his brother Ernie's shoulders, is here in Lakeside, Mich., with his father, Ernest J. Stevens, and his brothers Jim, far left, and Bill.

These sources can piggyback on existing infrastructure, pumping electricity into power grids (though their intermittent power production requires managers to adjust their load - balancing techniques).

Satellite gallery shows piggyback on two of the fall's biggest museum headliners.

Dealer Brian Holcombe of Saltworks has taken advantage of an all - too - rare marketing opportunity to piggyback on the High Museum of Art's exhibition of Atlanta artists.

The piece commemorated The Art Guys 2009 mock wedding — which they insisted was «an actual wedding» — to a live - oak sapling following a marketing campaign featuring same - sex wedding cake toppers and related imagery as well as remarks by the artists, who are married to women, that the national battle over gay marriage «helps promote us» and provides «a mechanism for us to crudely piggyback on.»

You can piggyback on the success of aggregators.

Piggyback on topical stories that everyone's talking about.

On each turn you pick an action, but the quirk is your opponent can piggyback on that and copy your action.

While the release of Billiard seemed like it was tried to piggyback on Premium Pool Arena, there is a third Pool - related game that quietly surfaced...

«We have worked closely with Piggyback on the guides to all Metal Gear Solid game releases over the past 15 years and it is a real pleasure to continue that collaboration with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, «said Sandra Arcan, Senior Manager, Licensing and Merchandise — EMEA at Konami Digital Entertainment B.V.

Initially, I was worried I'd have to direct my team by myself (and you can, by having Kirby piggyback on an AI ally to manually control them), but instead I found them quite reactive to their environment.

One thing pet stores shouldn't expect to see, however, is a bunch of me - too items designed to piggyback on emerging trends.

To Wyman, it makes sense for animal organizations to piggyback on the infrastructure of human service programs.

The legal end of things is critical, and if you're not ready to take the responsibility, you may want to just sick with volunteering for another local rescue or seeing if you can piggyback on an already established rescue and simply have a chapter, which would require less paperwork.

The obvious danger of having someone piggyback on an account is the possibility of the authorized user misusing the card — running up bills, not making payments or both.

Authorized user credit cards are one way for people to piggyback on the success of someone else's good credit history.

Let me piggyback on something Peter said earlier about having a long time horizon.

Possible Future Developments: Essentially social trading involves an individual following certain traders or signal providers giving them a chance to piggyback on the trading successes of others.

All I did was piggyback on her success.

If you're looking for great stocks to own in retirement, piggyback on some of Buffett's best ideas.

To understand the issues states face, it's important to understand the ways that various states piggyback on federal tax law.

Or they might even pay to piggyback on another, high - score consumer's card.

These are held by investors precisely because they piggyback on the good faith and credit of Uncle Sam.

JA: Right, I think to piggyback on that too, you have to forecast just a little bit especially when you're looking at a retirement income strategy, to say, all right, well here, I'm going to create income from my overall assets.

By joining an existing tradeline account as an Authorized User, you can piggyback on a relative's or spouse's good credit standing until you've had time to build a credit profile of your own.

If you go with Verizon, you can also use the iPad as a hotspot, allowing other devices to piggyback on its wireless connection.

The trick to getting these applications past users is to piggyback on other tasks so that they are more difficult to notice.

You can piggyback on their comments by explaining some poetry fundamentals after they've already observed them (e.g., ««Click clack» is an example of onomatopoeia, and poets use this device to suggest sounds, even coining new words in the process»).