Sentences with phrase «product much the same way»

It is sold as a cash - for - service product much the same way your auto or home owner's policy is structured.

Not exact matches

In much the same way that purpose driven organizations can shift nimbly between various products and processes, purpose - driven content efforts can embrace a varied and complicated set of strategies an...

In much the same way that you are constantly seeking to tinker with your pricing strategy, improve your product and optimize your AdWords campaigns, you should focus on building and maintaining a publishing strategy that takes your customer's needs and interests into account and that delivers tangible value that build your brand's equity.

(In much the same way, I bet people who remember the «Whassup» ads at this point have no memory of the product they advertised.)

Whole wheat pastry flour is lighter in texture than ordinary whole wheat, so it is softer and performs in much the same way as all - purpose flour does in baked goods, though it does lend a slightly wheatier taste to the finished product.

They're relatively safe, portable, easy to ride and much easier to store away than bikes, they don't require much coordination or balance in the same way a bike does and so there's less chance of accidents happening, altogether a great product choice for kids who want to be mobile in style.

The products we use impact us in much the same ways as the foods we eat — turns out you are what you apply, too.

These products are much more than just a makeup multi-taskers, I hope they will change your beauty routine the same way they changed mine!

These low - expectations are grounded in the belief that communities of color are deficient in some way and that students, being the product of these deficient communities, can not be held to the same standards as their white peers because of how much they have to overcome.

Look at the balance sheets of any major developer of a retail product (I research market performance of certain video games, which sell much the same way as books do) and see how much is spent marketing the product — it's always a huge percentage of expenses and generally larger than net profit.

And it has some in the publishing industry wondering if it's a precursor to a new class of product that will one day enable consumers to digitize their book collections in much the same way they ripped their CD collections.

The iOS's Personal Hotspot feature effectively turns an Apple product running the new OS into a mobile WIFI router, in much the same way as Three's MIFI units.

VUL is as risky as any other investment product that invests in the stock market because it is investing in very much the same way.

Veterix hopes that consumers will drive the use of technology in farms (cost will be about $ 75 per cow) by buying meat stamped with Veterix or similar symbol - much in the same way people buy FSC - certified or bio-organic products.

«The only reason a company would do this,» Kelley pointed out, «is because they think it increases market share,» much in the same way that label icons for fair trade coffee, organic foods and recycled products increase sales.

Assigning attorneys regularly evaluate the summer associate's performance and written product, in much the same way that a senior attorney reviews a junior attorney's work.

One legal question is, could Apple protect and recover its products with the same effectiveness in a way that wouldn't require collecting so much personal information?

VUL is as risky as any other investment product that invests in the stock market because it is investing in very much the same way.

In the same way that GPUs can make gaming so much prettier, a brand - new image processor can make all the difference for the final product.

The Archos Hello can be used in much the same way as other smart speakers, you can ask it questions, control smart home products, make video calls using Google Duo or watch YouTube videos, and if you want to view anything on a bigger screen, you can do so via Google Cast.

An employer sees a commodity candidate in much the same way that a corporate buyer sees a commodity product — exactly the same, except for price.

As an industrial specialist in Denver who is also familiar with this model, Kluck has seen the same evolution, and quips that «the market is «overgrown» and there is way too much product out there for the demand.»