Sentences with phrase «puzzle piece puzzle»

Doing only a little bit of a large puzzle each day or completing a 100 - puzzle piece puzzle all at once keeps kids from getting bored with it.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, these new services have also proved a boon for a small antenna company that styles itself as an important piece of the cord - cutting puzzle.

«We need every single piece of this puzzle so we can have a fulsome picture and account as to exactly what took place here.»

Figure out who you are as a brand, then start putting the pieces of the puzzle together.

«It's the last piece of the puzzle.»

Use the models as a roadmap, so you don't miss important pieces of the puzzle and go completely off track.

And what we have a piece of the puzzle that can be used to amplify the whole thing.

Martin believes the Nymi adds the missing security piece to the virtual payments puzzle.

It's built out of many experiences and pieces of knowledge, all of which come together like puzzle pieces.

«[True North] is just one piece of the puzzle.»

There are a lot of places like Latin America, like Europe, where unemployment rates are still elevated, and the United States is just one piece of the global puzzle.

Work with your team to choose the idea that works best, and then decide who will be responsible for each piece of the puzzle.

The government expects the anti-smoke move will increase federal tax revenues by $ 685 million in 2014 - 15 — a major piece of the puzzle in Tory efforts to balance the books over the next two years.

«You need to look at the hard pieces of the puzzle — for example, how is the user really going to interact with this thing.

The final piece of the HomePod puzzle is its smart home functionality.

The last critical piece to solving the pricing puzzle is understanding how much it costs to provide the product or service.

Each online activity is like a piece of a puzzle, and recommendations are the glue that holds the puzzle together.

The United States has to reverse its persistent productivity slowdown, and improve the digital capabilities of lagging sectors and firms is an important piece of that puzzle.

But if you're like many business owners, the newest piece of the puzzle is display advertising on third - party websites.

But each of these findings seems like just one piece of the puzzle.

They swivel sheets of special mahogany - veneered plywood through the saws, taking one full minute to shape each piece of the puzzles they're crafting.

The next piece of the puzzle, Haik explains, is to track and see if the actual quantitative behavior of readers — clicking, sharing, time spent, and other metrics — match up with the surveys.

The ring came at the end — and was the one piece of the puzzle that the Travel Siblings didn't plan themselves.

While unlimited time off is only a piece of the culture puzzle, a practice that has grown over 10 years, it is clearly generating strong employee loyalty.

Seed funding is just one piece of the puzzle.

While you absolutely need goals in your business - they were why you opened the doors in the first place - there are other, smaller pieces of the puzzle that you need to always seek to do and, as you gain experience, establish as a part of the overall system of the job and the business.

There's another piece that has to be added to the productivity - income puzzle.

'' [Apple has] all the pieces of the puzzle: an installed base of more than one billion devices, Apple Music, Beats, Siri, et cetera,» says Forrester's Husson.

The remaining and bigger piece of the puzzle requires that you back up your words through your actions.

«We've bought well, and we've always bought with the idea that we're building a jigsaw puzzle: It's one piece at a time.»

The primary goal of any of these offerings is typically to convert customer communications into sales, but that's not the only piece of the puzzle.

Personality is the final piece of the puzzle.

So the two men convene over a drafting table, and Griffith begins to cut a cardboard model that appears to be a giant puzzle piece while cooing at his son.

All of these puzzle pieces could fit together and help you identify the bigger customer picture, if you're willing to spend time accumulating them.

Speaking of tailoring your resume to the job in question... An important piece of this puzzle involves being selective about what you include in your resume.

But that misses a major piece of the puzzle: the size and proper use of a business's customer database.

Although scientists are unsure about where cosmic rays come from, the particles that comprise these rays may be one piece of the dark matter puzzle.

Put those two pieces of the puzzle together, and you'll be well on your way to obtaining the job of your dreams.

These are «companies that are trying to get as many pieces of the overall puzzle together that they can offer the consumer... from insurance... to your knee surgery,» Tsouderos said.

But with that crucial piece in the puzzle still missing, some in the industry doubt whether the company can have its cars, and its suppliers, ready in time.

Marie Stein: «Think about it: If the project you're faced with isn't viewed as drudgery, but rather as a piece of the puzzle that's helping you along your career path, then perhaps the energy required to do it will be easier to come by.»

Facebook may not have stellar engagement statistics for brands, but engagement is only one piece of the puzzle.

«Benefits and perks matter because they're an added piece of the total compensation puzzle,» says Scott Dobroski, Glassdoor's career - trends analyst.

The last piece of the puzzle that must fall in place is the government's hope to realize about $ 4 billion in savings over the next three years from closing tax loopholes, tracking down tax cheats, and minor efficiencies in the public service, such as reducing travel costs.

«What's intimidating for homeowners is that there are a lot of pieces to the puzzle.»

«Genetics is one piece of the puzzle, an important one that's been in a black box for too long,» says Koenig, a genetics researcher and former elite sprinter.

But now there's a much larger study, one that examined hundreds of millions of emails, and came up with another important piece of the puzzle.

When we consider these three factors — the need for modern organizations to renew talent, the changing demands of the modern workplace and the hopes and desires of the next generation — they fit together like pieces of a puzzle.

The final piece to the puzzle here is the contradiction of instant gratification, a human desire that seems to have been exponentially magnified with the rise of technology.

The final piece of the puzzle is the cost of hydrogen and oxygen.