Sentences with phrase «point about their reputation»

Not exact matches

Gibbons pointed out the speculative and risky nature of ICOs, his concerns about Bermuda's reputation, and that «a lot of regulators have taken a pretty strong approach to this.»

Michele Simon's report on the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is thoroughly researched and expertly points out the different ways in which the nation's leading nutrition organization harms its reputation, efficacy, and members by forming partnerships with food companies that care more about selling products than they do about improving the health of Americans.

52 % of people thought it was right that the UK government did not get involved in the decision, nevertheless 68 % thought that Gordon Brown's reputation had been damaged (though I expect we've reached the point that a lot of people just give a negative answer to any question about Gordon Brown).

Up until this point our reputation manager platform has been all about exposing problems with certainty, problems that our customers can react to in real time.

People give this game such a bad reputation because there are a Lot of cutscenes in this game however if you are a fan of the games universe this is perfect for you because this game series has been going on for near 20 years at the point this game was released and in that time there had been about 7 other games released which covered content from the cold war onwards to the games present

Edward Yang's Stateside reputation rests on his final film, Yi Yi: A One And A Two, and to a lesser extent on the epic - length A Brighter Summer Day, but in a logical world, this cosmopolitan, darkly comic ensemble piece about expats, disaffected youths, and gangsters in Taipei would be the most popular point of entry.

While this is one of Murphy's better films in this point in his career, it's ironic to see him in a film about a man that loses his appeal by trying to lessen his reputation as a misogynistic player.

Good point about your «financial reputation».

A breeder of good reputation will provide you with both the good and bad points about the breed you prefer.

This not only impacts your job satisfaction — it could also damage your reputation, because you just know, at some point, the client will turn around and blame you for failing... and then moan about you to anyone who'll listen.

Robinson the critic coined the very apt and funny phrase «Zombie Formalism,» while making salient points about the vapidity of art made for the speculative market.The Post-Pop imagery that established Robinson's reputation is both affectionate and funny.

Point being, that I believe her generalized arguments about uncertainty have a real potential to become part of the denial infrastructure, due to her past reputation.

Universities OTOH would worry about damage to their reputation in the future if they were to endorse currently favored dogmas that had weak points that might in time prove fatal, or that competing science courts might consider to be disconfirming.

Perhaps this happens because your point is not about a methodological mistake, but really about moral integrity, righteous reputation, or «noble cause corruption.»

From a recruiter's point of view, I am concerned about the damage to a firm's employer brand and reputation if members of staff discovered they were being monitored without any prior knowledge.

At this point, you may want to do some background checking for each candidate and find out more about their reputation.

«I think this is a huge concept that the world does not yet understand, but will become very important over time,» Ehrsam says, pointing to examples such as «file coin,» a digital token designed to power a decentralized document storage app similar to Dropbox, as well as «reputation,» a token designed to let people bet on just about anything through the prediction market Augur.

Your Duties: - Use sales and business development to network and build clients across a designated area - Account Management; maintaining / building relationships with clients - Develop a good understanding of clients, the industry and how they operate - Advertising vacancies and attracting high quality candidates - Management of internal systems - Coordination of staffing rotas and requirements - Recruitment of candidates including interviews and compliance - Conducting candidate interviews The Benefits: - Competitive Base Salary - Generous Commission Structure - 25 Days Annual Leave - Training and Development Opportunities - Career Progression - Pension Scheme About Pin Point: Pin Point Recruitment was launched in 1998 and has forged an enviable reputation within the UK recruitment market.

Thanks to you and everyone else on Bigger Pockets, I've grown my rental portfolio and reputation to the point where I'm thinking about using private money for my next deal, and those that would provide the financing are confident in my ability to do so.