Sentences with phrase «really wide net»

We cast a really wide net and said anybody who's touched by loss at any gestational age or loss of an infant or anywhere in the process, we want to be a resource for those people.

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And for the entrepreneurs really trying to cast a wide net, some have even said they'll try using a Google AdWords campaign to attract interest from potential investors.

Many small business owners try to use the method of casting a wide net to hire a technical person, but don't realize that if you're going to do that, you really need some technical expertise just to get through the process, know who to hire and then get the most out of the relationship.

Madrid were not without their chances either, though, and Ronaldo really should have netted his hat - trick four minutes from the end only to side - foot Luka Modric's cross wide from close range.

«To be able to take hundreds of thousands of different mixtures to see which ones have promise, and then do a little more to see the dozens which give you a hit — it really casts a much wider net in the world of different combinations of oxides and materials,» he said.

But how wide do we really want to cast the net?

As one who believes in casting a wide net, I tell singles that you really need to do both.

«We must cast the net very wide indeed to make sure of getting the really able and deserving people, and then wait for them to emerge as they go up the school.»

The «e» spreads the net really, really wide.

The recent advertising bans really only make it a bit more difficult to cast a wide net in the first phase»

And, as you've suggested, you probably structured your resume this way in order to cast a wider net... to make sure that you get called for interviews that require skills you have, even though you don't really want to tap into them any longer.