Sentences with phrase «seeing around the corner»

He's someone who prides himself on seeing around corners, thinking several chess moves ahead of everyone else.

Can you see around corners?

And I found here was this young person who had a tremendously good sense of how to deal with the press and see around corners.

It takes initiative, a mindset of planned obsolescence and innovation, and a concerted effort to «see around the corner,» to see things that your customers will need, even if they don't realize it yet.

You might of course cite expectations — I know the Fed must try to see around corners — but your own staff models are predicting growth and inflation to proceed in like fashion to the above for the next few years to come.

Even if you can't see around the corners, it helps to have the perceptual acuity to see bends in the road before others.

In the trade, this rare capability is called the ability to see around corners.

Knowing which event will cause a trend reversal is analogous to seeing around the corner of a solid brick building.

While many investors are in search of a guru or someone who can see around corners, the data and evidence suggest that it's simply not possible, especially on a consistent and forward - looking basis.

For the most part, we can hang to the dramatics and anything that might land us in trouble, but even with all of our experience, our fully developed brains, and our capacity to see around corners, it's hard some days.

This is because the car is outfitted with extremely sensitive laser technology that reflects off nearby objects to see around corners.

For the past 10 years, the Camera Culture group at MIT's Media Lab has been developing innovative imaging systems — from a camera that can see around corners to one that can read text in closed books — by using «time of flight,» an approach that gauges distance by measuring the time it takes light projected into a scene to bounce back to a sensor.

If cameras could see around corners, they could warn drivers of danger waiting around the bend, help firefighters search burning buildings and enable surgeons to see hard - to - reach areas inside the body.

Scientists at the University of Bonn and the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada) have developed a novel camera system which can see around the corner without using a mirror.

The US Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is developing a radar system which sees around corners and down into «urban canyons».

Being able to create images from multiply reflected indirect light, these systems can see around corners and into inaccessible spaces.

For example, it's very difficult to see around corners while playing with a static camera (which I usually prefer) or during split - screen matches as they're not zoomed out enough.

The third - person perspective means you can lean the VR headset in to see around corners, down into tunnels and over walls.

Around the Corner v2 Miguel Guhlin's blog features the quote «Courage can't see around corners, but goes around them anyway.»

And it is a story worth telling, for it illustrates how simple the explanations are for some of the dark conspiracies Moe seems to see around each corner.

The rear - view camera Surround View feature and the available Adaptive xenon headlamps swivel with the steering angle to help see around corners are also available.

Its headlights swivel to help drivers see around corners.

The panoramic rear - view camera means you are able to see around corners when reversing out of a space, giving you the extra visibility you need to make safe manoeuvres.

The rear - view camera system has a Surround View feature to help spot pedestrians or other objects when backing up and the available Adaptive xenon headlamps swivel with the steering angle to help see around corners.

Visibility Visibility is excellent all around thanks to thin pillars and small front corner glass areas for seeing around corners.

The A-pillar was thinned for 2017, making it easier to see around corners.

As John Mauldin says, «I have never known anyone who can see around corners like this guy.»

I do not know if venture capitalists need to be able to see around corners, but I think they have to do in - depth analysis of the startups in which they invest, and I think they have to spend sometime thinking about the similarities and differences between the early stage startups that they study and the traits of the most successful public companies that were themselves early stage startups at some point in the past.

It's something to do slowly as there's much to see around every corner.

Using mirrors and lighting, the works open up space creating a false dimension that enables imagery and viewpoints to slide through walls, see around corners and unfold spaces.

You can't see around the corners.»

The single - minded PMO lacks ability to see around corners and anticipate the consequences of partisan appointments.

3 Designing Prevention Programs: We help companies «see around corners» by identifying areas within a company's business units and legal department where problems can be prevented and then developing a lean or robust prevention program with solutions that produce sustainable and discernable savings year over year 4.

How can we step out in front of issues or see around corners — beyond our regular compliance focus and preventive practices — to anticipate where opportunities, and not just problems, are most likely to arise?

I have been particularly impressed with her vision and creativity in «seeing around corners» to help those she serves stay ahead of the pack: Susan has a particular talent for spotting and harnessing emerging trends that others don't even see until they've been knocked over by them.

William Arruda, The Personal Branding Guru, is known for «seeing around the corner.»

She can see around corners.»

See around corners.

Not exact matches

Great CEOs are always trying to see what's next — the thing around the corner that they need to prepare their business for.

Many people want to see what's around the next corner....

And some of them now see a brighter outlook right around the corner, not just far into the future.

Since Rosengren has a pretty dovish record — he's not one to see spiraling inflation around every corner, when the data say otherwise — his dissent was surprising and interesting.

[3] The ousted leading pig is never seen again but he is said to be always around the corner ready to attack the animals, though like Core's claim that Bitcoin Cash is making people lose money, no victim is ever supplied.

May the Fourth is just around the corner now and we are already starting to see Star Wars titles go on sale.

Taking the plunge into being self - employed can be financially rewarding but if you don't have a sizable bankroll of cash sitting around, you may need to cut corners until you start seeing a profit.

I had expected to see scenes out of The Sound of Music, with nuns in full garb walking from services and openly praying with and ministering to the ill around every corner.

It is normal street corner psychology that if a crowd is standing around watching something, you want to stop and see what is going on.

Such were Catholics inEngland, found in corners, and alleys, and cellars, and the housetops, or in the recesses of the country; cut off from the populous world around them, and dimly seen, as if through a mist or in twilight, as ghosts flitting to and fro, by the high Protestants, the lords of the earth.»

In place of utopianism which sees the new world just around the corner, and in place of progressivism which sees progress as inevitable, we can think of progress in terms of possibilities that are realistically appropriate for this present moment.

By working that onto these «prophesies,» you get people in all periods of history looking around and seeing people being exactly like they've always been, an concluding that they must be in the end times with god's final judgment right around the corner.