Sentences with phrase «refer her to someone»

So, faced with the discount question, my next move is to tell such clients that I will happily refer them to other speakers.

«Thought leader» is a term other people use when referring to truly visionary people.

The now - former editor also said that under Bannon, the Breitbart site has turned into «Trump's personal Pravda,» adding this was demonstrated by the organization's failure to support Fields following the alleged attack by Lewandowski, who Shapiro referred to as «Trump's bully campaign manager.»

Sam is, along with Steve Jobs, the founder I refer to most when I'm advising start - ups.

Executives are more likely to have admins (often referred to as gatekeepers) that invariably will ask a question that sends shivers down many sellers» spines: Who is this, and what is it regarding?

The term refers to the deluge of information that pours forth from various sources, measured in gigabytes and terabytes.

Breitbart is known for supporting what some refer to as the «alt right» movement in the United States, a loose affiliation of politically conservative groups that include overtly racist organizations such as Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute, which advocates for something it calls «white nationalism.»

«Bear in mind that Trump received roughly the same number of votes in Wisconsin that Mitt Romney did,» she wrote, referring to the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.

During Sessions» confirmation hearings in 1986, Thomas Figures, who was an Assistant United States Attorney for seven years and an African - American working for Sessions in Alabama at the time, alleged that Sessions referred to the NAACP as «un-American» and repeatedly referred to Figures as «boy.»

I think your assertions around the key variables that impact workforce productivity are spot on.One of the other variables I would like to contribute is in relation to the employees themselves, as you also talk about employee engagement when referring to staff morale.

As for that whole «try before you buy» premise Sherwin's referring to: Casper encourages customers to audition the mattress in their homes for 100 days.

The «circuses» during SEAL training referred to remedial physical training — an extra two hours of calisthenics for failing to meet a standard during the day.

«Between December 31 and January 1, there is no value lost for the kingdom,» al - Falih said, before adding: «So I don't understand this artificial deadline you refer to as being significant.»

«We had a pen they didn't know about and we were taking little scraps of paper and trying to hand out notes to anyone and everyone that wasn't one of the guards or commanders involved in killing Martyr,» Coleman said, referring to their aborted daughter.

Despite not doing traditional business development in the form of cold calling, Mark, in fact, monetizes his business through what he refers to as «authority,» or being viewed as an industry expert through his own blog and social media content which he says creates an emotional connection with potential clients.

We still have all the different soundbites on Iran and the May 12 deadline is coming up,» Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob said, referring to an upcoming date by which the United States has said it will withdraw from a nuclear deal with Iran if the other signatories to the deal do not meet certain conditions.

Developed over the past decade, the system is implemented by a group of analysts whom employees refer to as the «smart guys» (though many are women).

Russian, Greek, Turkish and many other languages also have two separate terms for blue — one referring exclusively to darker shades, and one referring to lighter shades.

«One of the rapes that Harvey Weinstein is accused of happened at Cannes, and so the festival can not fail to act,» Schiappa said, referring to allegations from actress Asia Argento.

The Lords, as its referred to, is the upper house of Parliament in the British system.

«I would support him,» she said, referring to her husband.

I would be referred to as a power - user, and I go through batteries like you wouldn't believe.

While some banks are testing small business loan offers through partnerships that allow them to use the technology of alternative lenders, in some instances banks may refer you to an alternative lender itself.

The personality trait is called the «Honesty - Humility» factor, and generally refers to your tendency to be fair in dealing with others and your willingness to stop yourself from exploiting others to benefit yourself.

These work - rest intervals are referred to as «pomodoros.

From time to time there will be an opportunity that I will actually refer them to someone that I think could help their business especially where I gain nothing from this.

To The New York Times, «This is a huge messaging and communications service,» referring to Twitter, and adding, «I use mergers and acquisition activity to think about the market.»

Miley Cyrus, in an Instagram post, used an expletive to refer to the governor and said: «The only place that has more idiots that Instagram is in politics.»

It's humbling, really, when someone else refers to you as a thought leader.

Zoning refers to the legal limitations of a physical area for the kind of business you plan to start — or any business at all for that matter.

After an assessment, they are referred to their family doctor for further counselling or medication, and continue to receive Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) from their Depression Care counsellor.

These are not the type of third - party games I referred to earlier — the «Assassin's Creed «s and «Call of Duty «s and «Fallout «s of the world are what matter nowadays when it comes to third - party support.

Currently under construction, the skyscraper has a very unusual shape, and is often referred to as «Jenga Tower» by locals.

I thought about retronyms the other day when for the first time I heard what I'd always thought of as the Internet referred to as the «Internet of knowledge.»

This is often referred to as a W - shaped recession.

A bear market refers to when the major averages are down by more than 10 percent from their highs and seem like they could go lower.

Because removals are so heavily skewed toward Latinos, some refer to the modern U.S. removal system as the «Latino removal system.»

(And, this, despite Trump's plainly - stated contempt for the press, with the candidate regularly blacklisting major publications, denying them entry to his campaign events, while referring to journalists as «dishonest» and «scum.»)

The theater's opening turned the area — now referred to as Mid-Market — into the city's cultural epicenter.

I refer to «victimized» in old - fashioned, dictionary sense of the word and not in today's double - talk where everyone gets to be a victim and terrible «triggers» abound.

In the U.S., the number of jobs started growing at a slower rate than the nation's productivity around 2000, a trend economists refer to as decoupling.

According to one report, the billionaire even referred to his daughter as a «c ***» in a Viacom board meeting.

Strengths and weaknesses refer to characteristics that exist within your business, while opportunities and threats refer to outside factors.

This is not the kind of apology I'm referring to when I talk about sincere regret for action.

Bernier also referred to the drop in the Canadian dollar increasing the opportunity to attract more U.S. travellers.

It might seem an odd way to describe a third - generation CEO, but Arcand may have been referring to Joseph Kruger II's expansion of the company's scope beyond its pulp and paper origins.

The inner-most blue ring is referred to as the stand ring, ensuring you stand up and get active at least once per hour throughout the day.

He has used that moniker to refer to the newspaper on Twitter dozens of times since launching his campaign, appearing in nearly every one of his tweets about the Times since the summer.

One plaintiff, on - air personality Kelly Wright, who's black, said he'd been effectively sidelined and asked to perform the role of a Jim Crow, an insulting slang term to refer to a black man, according to the lawsuit.

«The more horses you need to fit in, the harder it is to build a load,» she says, referring to the coordination that goes into getting one horse from New England to Texas, picking up a horse in Kentucky along the way that's headed to Florida, or whatever the configuration may be.