Sentences with phrase «right goldilocks»

So you have spent hours searching for open job positions, researching prospective employers, writing resumes and submitting applications in order to find that just right Goldilocks fit for the job of your dreams.

Despite support for reform from a wide swath of industries — indeed, perhaps because of it — the upper chamber's Judiciary Committee has repeatedly failed to find the just - right Goldilocks language for patent - litigation reform.

Not exact matches

It felt like a manufacturing version of Goldilocks, in a seemingly endless struggle to find the option that was just right.

Like Goldilocks facing those three bowls of porridge, you need to aim to find a balance that's not to hot and not too cold, but just right.

«Goldilocks Investment Company Ltd has filed legal action today in light of the continuing refusal by Noble Group Ltd to recognize legitimate legal rights of Goldilocks as a shareholder of Noble,» the investment fund, which holds an 8.1 percent stake in Singapore - listed Noble said in a statement.

Abu Dhabi - based Goldilocks, which holds an 8.1 percent stake in Noble, filed lawsuits in Singapore last week, saying Noble is not recognising its «legitimate legal rights» as a shareholder.

In the investing world, a Goldilocks economy is served up just how Goldilocks likes her porridge: «Neither hot nor cold, but just right.»

Indeed, central banks often set their sights on a Goldilocks level of inflation, for example, 2 % for the US, that is deemed just right to support growth.

In the eyes of many observers, the eurozone is enjoying a «Goldilocks» moment: Conditions are «just right» for growth.

We live in a kind of Goldilocks universe in which the conditions are «just right» for life to emerge and thrive.

This ensures Goldilocks results with your shrimp and asparagus, cooked just right.

Goldilocks would agree that the combination is just right.

Also, the key to a Goldilocks lasagna, not dry and not runny, but just right is boiling the noodles for 4 minutes and 4 minutes only.

Like Goldilocks, packaging engineers search for carton or case sealing parameters and patterns that are «just right.»

I'm Goldilocks in all matters biscotti: not too hard, not soft, but just right.

It's the Goldilocks of jams: not too soft, not too chunky, just right.

It's the Goldilocks of baked suppers, but when it's right, it's perfect.

Just like Goldilocks, you need to get it not to much, not too little, but just right.

No more playing Goldilocks, our Grateful Bed Jr is new and just right.

I find the CX - 9 to be right in the middle, and as Goldilocks might agree, just right.

They don't just help us with our too hot / too cold houses making sleep for our baby just right (à la Goldilocks), they also help infants and babies in developing countries using their Embrace incubator.

Can't find a Goldilocks print that suits you juuuust right?

This really does have that Goldilocks effect of «just right».

Governor Cuomo released his Executive Budget last week, and like many years I call this the «Goldilocks» phase, meaning no matter what a governor proposes, it is never enough — some proposals can be simultaneously too hot, too cold, or just right — yet nobody ever says that it's just right at the outset.

In the old children's tale, Goldilocks tries out Mama Bear and Papa Bear's beds before deciding that Baby Bear's is just right.

A: Life is a bit like Goldilocks: It requires the right temperatures (not too hot or cold), and the right chemical soup for cell creation and nutrition.

The most intriguing discovery from Kepler is that 53 of those 1,200 - odd planets dwell in the life - friendly «Goldilocks» zones of their stars, regions where temperatures would be just right — not too cold and not too hot — for liquid water.

Only one thing could break up the chain of crabs: a Goldilocks hermit crab for whom the shell introduced by Lewis and Rotjan was just right.

For northern soybean producers, semideterminate soybean plants could represent a «Goldilocks» cultivar, a «just right» alternative between the two.

That's a combination that even Goldilocks might say could be just right for the future of fuel cells.

For decades, thinking about the best way to search for extraterrestrials has centered on a «Goldilocks» zone where temperatures are «just right» for liquid water, a key ingredient for life, to wet the surface of an Earth doppelgänger.

Goldilocks was right about the temperature of porridge.

The first foreign planet orbiting a star was confirmed a mere 11 years ago, and promising swaths of space like the Goldilocks zone, where the conditions are just right for liquid water, have yet to reveal habitable planets.

Fertility rate is like Goldilocks's porridge: It has to be just right (approximately 2.1) to generate a robust and self - sustaining population.

Although some news reporters optimistically dubbed the planet «Goldilocks,» claiming it has just the right temperature for liquid water, this heavyweight is most likely a gaseous world lacking a solid surface on which water could collect.

In a Goldilocks sense, the defects must be «just right» — not too big, not too small.

Call it the Goldilocks Principle — animals can survive and reproduce only if the temperature is just right.

Like Earth, the planet would have to exist in a sweet spot often referred to as the «Goldilocks zone» where conditions are just right for life.

Goldilocks had to try all three bowls of porridge to find the one that was just the right temperature.

The idea is the relationship between stress and performance follows a Goldilocks model: Both people and animals function best when the level of stress is not too much, nor too little, but just right.

The holy grail for finding worlds beyond Earth that are hospitable to life has been planets just the right distance from their mother stars where liquid water can exist on the surface — the so - called «Goldilocks» zone.

«This is really the first «Goldilocks» planet, the first planet that is roughly the right size and just at the right distance to have liquid water on the surface,» astronomer Paul Butler, with the Carnegie Institution in Washington, D.C., told reporters during a conference call Wednesday.

The HZ of a star is also sometimes referred to as the «Goldilocks zone,» because this region of circumstellar space, in which an exoplanet can orbit, receives not too little, or too much, but instead just the right amount of radiation from its parent star to allow liquid water to exist on its surface.

The shell, being not too strong, but also not too weak (being «just right» Goldilocks might say), is resistant to fracture until it's time for hatching.

In particular, they aim to identify rocky, Earthlike orbs that are the within the so - called «Goldilocks zone» — that is, just the right distance from their stars to have surface temperatures that would sustain liquid water, and thus at least make possible the development of life [source: Borucki].

We believe that 50 out of the 2700 exoplanet candidates identified by NASA's Kepler mission exist in the «goldilocks» zone, neither too hot nor too cold, and potentially just the right temperature to allow life to flourish.

The combined, data - driven approach that includes validation allows researchers to systematically determine when models are too simple, too complex or just right — the «Goldilocks» approach.

Now, scientists at the Salk Institute have found that a balance of elongation and trimming in stem cells results in telomeres that are, as Goldilocks would say, not too short and not too long, but just right.

«Goldilocks worlds» — not too hot, not too cold, but just right for life as we know it.

As with everything in the body, vitamin D follows the Goldilocks Principle: not too high or too low but just right.