Sentences with phrase «pinpoint what»

Last spring, PW friends / readers began weighing in and helping Hyacinth pinpoint what went wrong with her project, and suggesting different directions she could head.

Like with so many things, it is so much easier to pinpoint what I don't want... no dark, ornate furniture, no matchy matchy, and no themed decor.

It's almost been easier to pinpoint what I don't want the kitchen to be.

I am going over to take the quiz... I have always thought, about myself, that it's easier for me to pinpoint what is NOT my style than what IS because I like so many different kinds of things.

I've been struggling to find my decorating «voice» in my newest house and this blog and a few others have finally helped me pinpoint what I'm trying to do since «cottage, but more eclectic» was the closest description I could come to until now.

After I've learned a bit about you and gone on one or two showings with you, I can already pinpoint what you like and what kind of home you're going to buy.

If @William Johnson pretty hard to pinpoint what exactly to look for out the 5 you say are potentially good.

The sales associates are encouraged to take a failed transaction, for example, as an opportunity to pinpoint what went wrong and how they can approach it differently the next time.

The New Year is clearly a good time to re-evaluate your business, to pinpoint what you liked and to discard what you didn't and to note what changes you would like to make this year.

«It's always difficult to pinpoint what the drivers are, but having one of the strongest holiday periods in probably the last 10 years has helped,» Zeisloft says.

They also pinpoint what can be done differently going forward to avoid repeating past transgressions.

Your therapist can help you to pinpoint what you may be struggling with internally that leads you to misuse food and exercise.

I keep trying to pinpoint what I have done to cause it.

Focusing on stating a positive need instead of a criticism, means trying to pinpoint what it is you would like the two of you to do more of.

Partners can together pinpoint what the motivating factors were for cheating on their spouses.

You want to try to pinpoint what the biggest problem areas are.

If you can not pinpoint what the hiring manager wants in applicants, then emphasize and list sooner on your resume the qualifications that are your strongest attributes, For example, a registered nurse has 15 years of prior emergency room experience.

We can pinpoint what's holding you back and find the solution fast.

Instead, use verbs «that really pinpoint what was accomplished, i.e. influenced, improved, achieved, etc.,» according to expert Susan Joyce.

Because it can be challenging to determine this by yourself, enlist the help of a trusted friend or mentor who can help you pinpoint what you did well and what needs improvement.

The resume should also be able to pinpoint what background the candidate has in the human resource niche so it is important to chart out your responsibilities and achievements as much as possible.

The resume should also be able to pinpoint what background the candidate has in the human resource niche so it is important to chart out your responsibilities and achievements as much... Read More»

Unable to pinpoint what was amiss, returning to shore became difficult.

Once you pinpoint what you feel are the right kinds of words, it's a good idea to consult a thesaurus to precisely nail the exact words.

A great answer strategy is to try to think about some project that you really enjoyed and pinpoint what it is that really motivated you to work on it and do a good job.

Most of the time, we can not even pinpoint what it is that has us so scared.

Let the job description pinpoint what must remain most prominent in your resume.

You need to pinpoint what makes your executive career interesting and focus your brand messaging around these points.

A graduate recruiter may contact you by phone to help them pinpoint what your extenuating circumstances were, but will understand that you might not wish to discuss them in detail and will seek to handle the situation as sensitively as possible.

With an engaging sense of humor and supportive nature, Meg puts her clients at ease to dig deep, open up, and pinpoint what is authentically «them».

Once you pinpoint what you feel are the right kinds of words, it's a good idea to consult a thesaurus to nail the exact words.

Although you can't consciously pinpoint what is wrong, certain parts of your job may be bringing you down, whether it's the subtle office politics at play or the lack of innovative and inspirational leaders.

They'll help pinpoint what makes you stand out against potentially more qualified candidates, and develop a custom interview strategy to help you land the job offers you deserve.

Leave us a comment, and we will help you pinpoint what job responsibilities to describe before the big day.

This ultimately makes it difficult to pinpoint what direction Samsung may take with the headphone jack on the Galaxy S9.

Starting with monitoring what's happening in the background, you should be able to pinpoint what's going on.

Because the phone's size was one of its biggest selling points, it's hard to pinpoint what Apple's design priorities might be for a new SE.

Often the best way to deal with a specific issue is, if your bitcoin business is selling consumer goods to an end user in Ontario (or any other province in Canada for that matter), contact a lawyer in Ontario who is familiar with the Ontario Act and who can pinpoint what section of the Act may apply to your specific issue.

Four factors in particular can help pinpoint what type of life insurance coverage is most appropriate for a given client:

So many variables go into determining the cost it is hard to pinpoint what you might be looking at for overall cost.

It is not difficult to pinpoint what are the ideal features to look for in automobile insurance quotes.

She may not be able to pinpoint what has changed, but if she is honest with herself she'll realize that what hasn't changed is her approach to business.

Although a different judge decided a fee request than the judge presiding over germane matters, the Murrells failed to cite authority as to why de novo review was warranted under the circumstances The trial court even apportioned out noncompensable work from compensable work, with the Murrells failing to pinpoint what aspects of the apportionment were wrong.

Advanced browsing, searching, and collaborating capabilities streamline your research workflow so you can pinpoint what you're looking for in just a few clicks.

Additionally, a comprehensive data map gives you insight into the risk profile of certain data sources to further help pinpoint what data should be targeted for preservation first.

Your physician can help pinpoint what may have caused your loss of hearing, and an attorney can take legal action if this injury was caused because of another person's negligence, recklessness or wrongdoing.

Just like the boot process, it can pinpoint what program is doing what, and it can show you other users» tips on how to fix that particular issue.

Fortunately, there are tools to help pinpoint what you are looking for.

She added: «Because of natural variability, it is impossible to pinpoint what 2100 would look like.

Even for me,» he said, «it is very difficult to pinpoint what it is that makes this painting so poignant, you can not comprehend the mystery of Leonardo.