Sentences with phrase «seems certain businesses»

It seems certain businesses are just a more natural «fit»?

Not exact matches

While Jackson's musings are provocative, it's a safe bet the console makers have a minimum of one generation left to do business more or less as usual, although hardware improvements designed to take advantage of streaming and cloud computing seem almost certain.

With the sugar business accounting for over 13 % of revenue during the past fiscal year, stripping it out of certain parts of the LTIP may seem like an overly sweet deal for executives, as the value of the company will continue to be based on the final reported financials, in which that business will be included.

A superb signing for # 32.5 m if it goes through, it seems fairly certain that Benteke would be top of the pile for Rodgers next season, with his recent form in the Premier League showing he can be one of the best in the business.

I must say in Wenger's defence that the media do seem to go to him whenever their's a controversial issue but in certain circumstances like other teams problems he should just put them straight and tell them it's not he's business

It seems certain that the complex systems of the natural world will keep theoretical and experimental physicists in business for years, maybe well past Einstein's annus mirabilis bicentenary 100 years hence.

Dependably, however, Scott intrudes upon the slow burn of their kindling romance, cutting away from Robin and Marion's bonfire pas - de-deux for some far distant plot business and then cutting back to Robin and Sir Walter as the latter reveals the long - buried secret of Robin's patrilineal descent: seems that Robin's stonemason daddy had some unique ideas about all men being created equal, and set them down in a document that bears a certain resemblance to one M ---- C ---- ...

It seems to be a quite similar business model to many Internet providers in that once you've reached a certain percentage of data, they slow you down.

So much of indie publishing seems to require a certain kind of author: entrepreneurial and someone who can effectively manage their own business.

Sir, I've not been able to file ITR for the financial year 2014 - 15 due to certain reasons — laziness, lack of time, etc... well, it seems to me that I won't be able to do the needful by the 31st of March 2016 as well... Apart from my business income (does not need audit), I have income from other sources, such as House rent, Shop rent, etc... totaling around 4.5 lacs... What if I file ITR for financial year 2014 - 15 after 31st March 2016, say in May, July or Nov 2016... would I be liable for penalty (Rs. 5000) apart from interest on tax amount!?

The Chase Ink Business Preferred card, in fact, seems targeted toward certain segments of businesses.

For buttoned - downed managerial types over a certain age, it'll seem a bit anarchic, undisciplined, unprofessional and totally bad for business.

Business Green writes harsh words about people it accuses of being in the pay of vested interests, yet seems to have been established to promote certain energy interests.

In other words, even if the Working Group comes up with comprehensive guidelines, unless they can find a way to force businesses to take part in any kind of ODR process, we have little hope that anything will come of them... Furthermore, since certain delegations (including Canada's) and observers (including ourselves) have already decided not to take part in this month's session, the writing seems to already be on the wall.

Therefore, where we see smaller business characteristics that seem attractive specifically because of their size, they are almost inevitably temporary and by certain measures an indication of relative commercial failure.

Are there certain situations in yours sales business that are paradoxical... that do not seem to make sense (or even seem unfair)?

While certain properties seem profitable with minimal effort, a lot of the time the business is stressful and hard to deal with so be sure you're prepared.

Unfortunately, the real estate business, no matter where on earth it is practiced, seems to attract a certain percentage of hopeful gold - diggers.