Sentences with phrase «radar screen»

Getting on radar screens early and often is a great way to get the attention of graduates!

This will earn respect and benefit the relationship so you remain on the recruiter's radar screen when they next have a suitable assignment.

When those communities do make it onto radar screens, we often blame the needy for their own problems.

It was an eye - opening immersion into the power of grassroots action to force an issue onto the national radar screen and demand change.

They don't care much, because the sales are such a blip on the big radar screen of life.

«Many of the newly identified cancers linked to excess weight haven't been on people's radar screens as having a weight component.»

«When you look at the world and all the other uncertainties that are out there... [LIBOR is] probably not high up on RBC's radar screen in terms of its problem set,» says Bradley Smith, director of research at Stonecap Securities.

A plane, an An - 148, took off from Domodedovo airport in the Russian capital before disappearing from radar screens.

But what this story reminded me of is all the strong female Oscar worthy performances that don't ever make it onto the Oscar radar screen because they don't have wide enough distribution or get killed by the mostly male critical establishment.

«It is very hard to determine which one might come next — Zika virus wasn't on anyone's radar screen before it became an international threat,» he added.

«My goal is to get it on Icahn's radar screen so that he'll need to deal with us, not just ignore us,» Mr. Crouse says.

Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin may have declared earlier this year that the issue is «not even on [the White House's] radar screen,» but it could have a serious political as well as economic impact.

Posted by Olive Heffernan on behalf of Kevin Vranes Far off the American radar screen, and perhaps not a bright blip on the European one either, is the perverse incentive problem for carbon emissions offsets.

The reasons have to do with the culture of newsrooms, the misguided application of journalistic balance, the very human tendency to deny the magnitude of so overwhelming a threat, and, last though not least, a decade - long campaign of deception, disinformation, and, at times, intimidation by the fossil fuel lobby to keep this issue off the public radar screen.

As of today, CFP & Founders Investments is funded by more than 160 individual European founders, entrepreneurs and business partners which provide CFP with further fund raising capabilities and a vast market radar screen.

After hearing that Kohl's delivered same - store sales of over 5 percent for the first time since 2001 and that Children's Place logged an 8.5 percent gain in holiday - season same - store sales, Cramer sensed that these were more than just positive blips on the retail radar screen.

«It may be that the problem hasn't gotten worse, it's just that it's now on more radar screens.»

«But this is the first time in modern history that the Chinese markets are on the global radar screen.»

Joe Reagor of ROTH Capital Partners explains the factors that have kept uranium spot prices down, how much longer they will be in effect, and why uranium should be on investors» radar screens today.

By Peter Kennedy Nickel is back on investor radar screens amid hopes that growing electric vehicle demand will boost consumption of the base metal.

There's more proof that Diamante is now appearing on the touristical radar screen.

Except for two brief blips (1981 and» 86) made by Houston on the NBA Finals radar screen, the Lakers were the sole Western finalist — and generally the only Western team worth more than a passing glance.

«Breast milk is the ideal food for your baby,» extolled the unsolicited corporate mailing I received soon after news of my pregnancy hit the direct mail radar screen.

Experience like Rik's as a fellow in a USAID Lab where he focused on over-the-horizon issues and worked directly with Missions could turn you into a bright green dot on a company's recruitment radar screen.

Nevertheless, the Pathfinder Proposal succeeded in putting the core issue of chronic underfunding of Ontario's universities on the political radar screen and clearly in the public's eye.

These are displayed on a ground controller's radar screen beside the appropriate «blip».

And as large as these liabilities are, they do not include future costs for retiree health insurance, an issue that is now beginning to appear on education - finance radar screens.

Hydrogen - powered fuel - cell development programs fell off the automotive radar screen when the global economy faltered in 2008 and automakers focused on immediate survival rather than future products.

The dash is simple and easy to navigate with a circular radar screen - like consolidated speedometer and tachometer right in front of the driver.

It's been almost two years since Mass Effect «s sex scene steamed up the controversy - detecting radar screens of every clueless mainstream media outlet on the planet, but BioWare's Greg Zeschuk still finds himself having to explain why sometimes sex in videogames «makes sense.»

One thing to take note of, though, is that as the difficulty is turned up, all the little hints and help disappear off the screen, and there is no enemy radar screen to help.

Powell was the first on my art radar screen.

Nor should anyone overlook a significant blip on the art - world radar screen.

McKibben and his allies figure the $ 7 billion Keystone XL — which was barely on their environmental radar screen a year ago — could be a galvanizer because the 1,702 - mile underground pipeline would be a «fuse to the biggest carbon bomb on the planet.»

• Transportation energy is nowhere on the Gizmo Green radar screen.

A common effect seen on Primary Surveillance Radar screens is that the rotor blades can produce intermittent radar returns.

Apparently, these issues are barely a blip on the firms» collective radar screen.

The 1999 SCC decision of M&H had already put the issue on the legal radar screen, and while the recognition of same - sex marriage wasn't at issue in that case (it dealt with rights as common law partners), it left little doubt as to where the court would go in the future, if need be.

But beyond that, it wasn't often on anyone's radar screen unless (presumably) one happened to be a bencher assigned to the Insurance Committee.

In June 2006 and 2007, a report was released by Dick Marty, member of the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe, in which he showed that there was enough reason to believe that the government of the US and some governments in Europe had been involved in so - called «rendition flights» and maintaining prisons that were off all official radar screens.

Visibility to Your Network - You can drop off other peoples radar screens very easily and quickly in todays economy.

Once hyper - acquisitive behaviour is rewarded, the risk of potential legal penalties and public condemnation from an ethical / moral perspective seems to evaporate from some folks» self - monitoring radar screens; introspection becomes non-existant, and the psycopath within becomes fully developed.

In the event you may have forgotten to organize a few receipts along the way, or maybe mixed up some of your work - side and home - side accounting, there are a few things you can still do to remain low and on the far edges of the audit radar screen.

There are ominous attacks on ships at sea, alarming blips on radar screens, and a scientist who speculates that nuclear tests may have spawned a mutant creature.

While the city is on the world's radar screen as one of the best places in which to live, it is still the world's most affordable for luxury properties, she says.