Sentences with phrase «see the point either»

I have enough useless bits of paper in my actual wallet, so I couldn't see the point and gave up after a few minutes.

Jonathan Mak, founder of Toronto - based Queasy Games, which currently has a development deal with Sony, says he doesn't see the point.

Virtual office space is no longer just for cool tech professionals — it's for many American employees who work for companies that don't see the point in footing the bill for rent when their workers can just as easily work from home.

When you start to break things down this way, even the least financially adept entrepreneur sees the point.

After testing the Flex out for a few days, I couldn't really see the point of the curve.

This would suit me — I have always hated ties, maybe because I've never seen the point.

If all you see about flying is the parts you like, you don't see the point.

When passions run high and tempers flare, it's difficult to see the point of view of someone that you have major differences with or greatly dislike.

Then make sure you think if the part of your business under the microscope for potential outsourcing is core to your business (see point 7 below for more on this critical factor.)

He didn't convince a single student, but before the semester was over, not one had failed to see his point.

In other cases, they'll sell so they don't have to pay rent anymore (see point No. 1).

(See Point # 14: «End Outsourcing.»)

And since it is required by law, perhaps no one sees the point in complaining.

Replace the word «slave» with «inmate,» and you can see my point.

As someone who ran an international organization that has taught entrepreneurship to more than 600,000 young people, I see his point.

You see my point: those aggressive Yankees sure have built a diverse economy that is innovative, modern and, over the long term, produces more sustainable wealth than mere rocks and oil.

Chris Makuch, vice president of Georgeson Canada, doesn't see the point of proxy adviser regulation.

If you're listening to your workers (see the point above), you'll know what this entails, from various insurance packages to more esoteric items.

We see this pointing to an even bigger earnings boost from stronger global activity as reflation accelerates and broadens.

See point one above, as well as this next point:

«Not taking this test isn't going to make them not successful, but stressing them out and hurting them again — I just don't see the point,» she said.

[Update: I knew I had seen this point before, but I couldn't remember where.

Ok, I see your point about taxation.

Logically, I don't see the point in those share buttons, as they distract users from the main CTA.

If NERA had assumed a more productive use of revenue from the carbon price, and had not assumed a considerable slowdown in clean energy innovation (see point # 3 below), economic outcomes could improve further.

I thought that certainly left a lot of holes for outlier scenarios but, I saw his point.

If you were to say there's something rather peculiar about chasing money as a means to an end, I could certainly see your point.

When the price of a few alts went down recently, I did wonder whether to sell and buy again after the correction, but I didn't see the point, as the corrections were quickly overcome.

Not hard to see their point when you compare infinity nodes to just twenty - one.

On another note: I see your point about the pre-tax income... But you seem to be fairly conservative in your tabulations everywhere else... So why not here too!!

After seeing your point 5...

Had I «showed up» mentally and analyzed the company like I know I am able to, I would have been better served (although I'm not saying I would have been able to avoid — see my point about diversification).

See point # 2.

To me, it seemed to complicate an easy concept of finding long term dividend raisers by breaking down these lists into subcategories but I see your point of using a more complete list to potentially find a new investment.

I don't see the point in slowly eating away at my capital in retirement.

I see your point with regards to something you enjoy.

Or, they just don't really see the point of using it.

I fail to see the point of becoming a stock picker — most professional investors (e.g. mutual fund managers) fail to beat market indexes, what chance does the amateur starter investor have of doing better?

Although people understood the rules of open book management, at first they didn't see the point of adding yet another meeting to their busy schedules.

(CNN) To those who say it's too soon after the school massacre to talk about politics and gun control, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High see your point.

Today however I don't see the point in not being in the full exposure category until I am living the life of my dreams.

As far as outlook for the year I can see your point for each asset class.

To use Flannery O'Connor's term, Forché's poetry is more Christ - haunted than Christian, the atrocities she has seen pointing her toward an absence she mourns.

It makes a comparison with youth paricipation in their community vs religious youth particiation and I don't see the point.

Okay, I can kind of see your point on that... moderation is definitely a key in most things, and almost anything can be done to excess (good or bad).

Offense is given to the Holy Spirit, holiness is quenched, and evangelism suffers, for outsiders see no point in becoming Christian.

And I can see that point of view.

They do not it's only because people are not open minded but are to rigid to see another point of view.

We need more people like you to speak out and give us the facts instead of listening to those that speak from the sidelines but not willing to see the point.

Besides never saw the point of giving up something just for 40 days only when I was Christian.