Sentences with phrase «seen some people write»

«If you look at the shelves now,» she says, «you see people writing about increasingly tiny pieces of the market, and among the writers are the psychologists.»

But it's so bizarre to see people write off Texas in every game when they repeatedly have stood toe - to - toe with some pretty successful teams even in the last three years when they've had seven losses each.

Wenger likes him, but he does realise that if he gets injured or looses form there is an immediate lack of goals from the team, Ive seen people write about how Walcott or Akpom may come good, but till its happened its Wishful thinking.

Personally i dislike Olivier Giroud on account of the fact that the Deep Lying foward is a dead concept in the BPL, Often i see people write about how fantastic his hold up play is and his finishing is... i get it there is no denying it he is good at those things.

I've seen some people write the same thing but I don't know how common it is for you or what the problem could be.

So it's sad to see people writing off all self pub books because of a few bad experiences.

We often see people write pre-sell pages and they fiercely sell products before they've even built any rapport with the reader.

RPS (Rock, Paper, Shotgun) is an outlet for our PC stuff because we're not seeing people write about the format the way we want to.»

I've seen people write on message boards stuff like «I found a copy at XXX - store,» but when I went the next day myself to check, it was sold out.

LP2 is great, and I hate to see people write it off because it controls just a little differently.

Not exact matches

Just as I might take a closer look when I see something in the world I like (from artwork to stylized writing to a company culture): When I run across people I like, I talk to them.

«I consider it my duty to help Alexis Tsipras exploit, as he sees fit, the capital that the Greek people granted us through yesterday's referendum,» Varoufkakis wrote in a blog post.

Most people wouldn't see it as something you need to solve, but he wrote the book on it, literally: What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become More Succepeople wouldn't see it as something you need to solve, but he wrote the book on it, literally: What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become More SuccePeople Become More Successful.

A person who had seen the memo told the Associated Press what Comey had written.

If you base effectiveness off of writing just 10 articles for different websites, and you only see your social media following grow by 30 people, then you may lose confidence.

You can run split test campaigns to see which colors, written copy or layout designs work best to drive more people to setup an appointment.

Then he writes this apology (that was surely drafted by a crisis PR firm), and suddenly I'm seeing people say «We're all human and make mistakes» and «I'm glad he's learning» and «What a heartfelt apology».

The problem is that middle - class people see that as a negative — and it's keeping them poor, he writes.

«Every entrepreneur and business leader should surround themselves with keepers: people that share their vision and make collaboration easy and effective — if you don't, you will never see the bigger picture,» Branson wrote in a blog post.

Writing it down and ingraining it in your marketing strategy will change the way that people see your product.

«Businesses like yours now have a better way to get people to their websites,» the company wrote in a blog post announcing the new feature, adding that its inclusion will «help your audience clearly understand the action you want them to take after seeing the ad.»

You can still go back and you can look on the Zillow blog and see posts that I wrote, and Stan, who by this point had become our chief economist, wrote about how it was obvious, in our opinion, that housing was going to crash and that it was built on the foundation of sand and there was too much easy credit that had allowed people to buy homes who really couldn't afford them.

Both leaders see long - form writing as a source of insight into what the people around them truly do and do not understand.

«Most people can see patterns, but highly intelligent people see them more quickly, and they often see patterns in everything,» writes a gifted specialist on Quora.

The values are not just written for people to see.

It became commonplace in America to see a vast range of people at the local Starbucks: hurried bankers in suits, parents with strollers, students with laptops, someone writing a novel or dozing off in a comfy chair.

If people have set up a Google or social - media alert to tracking their name, they will pick up that you've been writing about them and perhaps drop by your blog to see what you've been saying, good or bad.

Speaking at schools and community centers across America, I was inspired to write this book when I saw an underserved need for a guide that would show aspiring and current entrepreneurs how to leverage their personal habits and goals to make themselves into the type of person a successful entrepreneur is.»

Making the point that everything a user sees in his or her feed is there because another user shared it, Stamos wrote that Facebook is «like a pot luck... where everybody brings their own food from the outside, and the host decides how to arrange the buffet table based upon a model of what people like to eat.»

For example, when writing this, we put together a custom report that let them see the average amount of time people from different countries are spending on the Firebrand Group site.

You know, especially when you started writing the music for your film and you get this layer of tenderness that I think would astonish people who saw your first films.

Pryor: What we see anecdotally is that people write these long blogposts about how to use «Trello for X.» Unbeknownst to us someone would write a long article with 18 screenshots of how to use Trello to plan a wedding, and it's on a wedding blog where she's talking to other people about planning their wedding.

Consider this lovely quotation from Voltaire — pardon the somewhat dated vocabulary and examples — written in response to seeing people of various faiths interacting peaceably in pursuit of commerce in London.

I used to resist when people referred to me as a «creative coach» or «life coach» or even a few times as a «spiritual coach,» but my writing took on new dimensions once I accepted that I was seen as a valuable resource in those areas.

While the «data scientist» title is somewhat all - encompassing now, Gnau expects that it will that three specialty fields will emerge soon: technologists, who write the algorithms and code to transverse the large amounts of data; statisticians and quantification experts; and artist - explorers, creative people who can navigate content and find something others don't see.

I've written a few times about people being fired for their off - the - job behaviour (See: Fired for Being a Jerk in Public and Should Rioters be Fired?

«Walk into a wealthy person's home and one of the first things you'll see is an extensive library of books they've used to educate themselves on how to become more successful,» Siebold writes.

«Live lets you show the people you care about what you're seeing in real time,» Facebook product manager Vadim Lavrusik wrote on his Facebook wall.

But there's really no other feeling I've experienced like standing on stage in front of thousands of people who are there to see you, who seem so genuinely thrilled, singing lyrics you wrote in your bedroom years before.

«The last person women need to police their health care decisions is someone who sees them not as people, but as «fat pigs,» «bimbos,» and «disgusting animals,»» she wrote in an email to Fortune.

If it were me, I'd write a letter and let people there know my feelings, then see how they respond.

«After seeing how much success we could bring other people and after learning a little bit more about the backend of the restaurant industry, we realised we could pull it off ourselves,» he writes.

If I tell something to the papers and they don't write it accurately, it's really bad — they can't do much when you tweet it and I'm careful about, it's very precise, actually it's very, very precise — and it comes out breaking news, we have breaking news — ya know, it's funny, if I did a press release and if I put it out, it wouldn't get nearly — people would see it the following day — if I do a news conference, that's a lot of work.

For people who have trouble closing their eyes and «seeing anything,» use a pen and paper and write out how you want your day to unfold.

People usually apply for jobs with a stock phrase like «I'm writing to apply for x job that I saw in y place.»

However I do some quick keyword research after I've written a new post to see whether I'm using KWs people are searching for.

«Several people have expressed concern of becoming alligator food because the alligator is seen out of the pond near the building, by the dumpster, and near the cars,» he wrote.

I'm glad that Krugman writes the way he does, so that people knew that what was being done in 2008 and 2009 was inadequate, and they can now see that he was right.

Last week: In my excitement to see lives aided, I unintentionally forgot to mention so many people who made the event I wrote about last week a success.

Now I wouldn't normally write about this but I have had 5 people in the last 24 hours email me about this and I've seen on one article over 1300 comments in the last 24 hours.