Sentences with phrase «small change from»

Compared to the almost inescapable Chaos implications, temperature is just small change from my point of view.

In the 18th century, a large trade in pastels sprang up in taverns, hack artists making small change from improvised portraits of the proprietors.

My doggies were looking for a small change from their normal EUKANUBA food.

Acorns is a savings app designed to turn small change from online transactions into long - term savings.

In Dr. Katz's words «a study to compare a really big change from baseline diet to a really small change from baseline diet.»

The differences are that the UVic model has a smaller forcing from the ice sheets, possibly because of an insufficiently steep lapse rate (5ºC / km instead of a steeper value that would be more typical of dryer polar regions), and also a smaller change from increased dust.

I'm having fun keeping track of the small changes from week to week and I hope you're enjoying following my journey.

Not exact matches

The slower hiring isn't a sign of trouble at small businesses, but instead a change in strategy from before the Great Recession.

While there are still just a small number of brewers, that's changing — and they're winning major awards, like NoDa's Hop Drop «N Roll, which took home a gold medal from the 2014 World Beer Cup.

He had a vision to build a town centre (most of the residents came from small towns) that would also provide a change of pace from the monolithic shopping malls in the area.

In many ways, small businesses can benefit from small changes.

I have worked with many people who have made the not - so - nice shift from «entrepreneur» to «small business owner» because they failed to accept the constant change that defines entrepreneurial companies.

One more thing, right from the get go, we've structured things such that they'd be applicable globally, where we could quickly make small changes to the app in various countries to fit their own legal systems.

«Mr. Merrell changed the way I saw myself — a little guy with an inferiority complex from a small Mississippi town,» Ziglar later wrote.

But that all changed earlier this month when Florida public health officials reported a handful of cases originating from mosquito bites in the relative small, one - square - mile neighborhood of Wynwood just north of downtown Miami.

But those who have tasted success will always tell you it comes from smaller changes that yielded big results.

E-commerce will change that at a time when many of the largest American food and beverage makers are already reporting slow sales as they face increased competition from nimble, smaller startups.

From Employment Insurance premiums to small business tax credits to electronic recordkeeping, the 2017 budget changes the tax landscape.

It's a classic rise - and - fall story about a small company that came from out of nowhere against very long odds and really changed the world.

There are many small - scale businesses around the world — from organic vineyards in Australia to llama knitwear co-operatives in Ecuador — that are changing for the better how business is done.

Each challenge ends when you «turn on the lights,» meaning the small, brightly - colored squares (called lights) change from empty to filled.

«There are very small changes that can occur and will be super inconvenient: shutting down sanctuary cities, prohibiting us from traveling inside the country, maybe take our driver's licenses.»

Factors that discourage small businesses from changing banks include a perception that a long - term relationship would make it easier to negotiate loans.

The 56 companies on our 2017 Change the World list, which includes six smaller rising stars, are tackling problems obvious and not - so - obvious — from Accenture, which is using data to reduce E.R. visits, to DSM, a Dutch life sciences company, that is fighting greenhouse gas emissions from a notorious source: cow flatulence.

It was a shocking change from the egalitarian meritocracy of the military, so to stay balanced I volunteered with the ROTC, taught them mixed martial arts and small unit tactics.

With so many changes coming to the entrepreneurial world in 2016, standing apart from other small businesses can be both exciting and challenging.

Opponents of the reforms insist the changes would hurt Canadians at different income levels and from many different sectors, including doctors, farmers and small business owners.

The real benefit, though, comes from giving the small publisher access to IBM's powerful systems, a change Senior Vice President Ralph Giannola has called «akin to accelerating from a one - lane country road onto the Autobahn.»

While the Trump administration's move away from the Obama - era recommendations doesn't represent a concrete change to regulations, it does set a tone that could impact both small - business owners and, more notably, freelance workers.

Luckily, there are plenty of small changes you can make — from adjusting your sleep temperature, to turning off your phone at night, to dumping out the clutter in your desk — that add up to save you buckets, and buckets of the stuff.

Prizes from business contests run the gamut: A seemingly infinite number of local and business - school competitions offer small - change awards of $ 5,000 to $ 15,000; meanwhile, Rice University doles out six - figure prizes annually, as do accelerators MassChallenge and TechStars.

Day 3 Journey from the heart of District 12 (Shelby) to the belly of the Capitol (Charlotte) and sense the atmospheric change from small - town warmth to urban cool.

Even if your startup is much smaller than IBM (with its 375,000 employees), you can learn from the company's experiences in changing a culture.

The government had pitched the changes as a way to prevent wealthy Canadians from gaining an unfair advantage and paying less tax, but small businesses said the changes hurt the middle class.

For small - business owners in high - tax states like California and New York, this change represents a significant departure from earlier tax years.

At a moment when the world's fourth - largest pharmaceutical company by sales (Pfizer) is eagerly courting the world's ninth - largest (the very same AstraZeneca from which Bristol decoupled)-- offering, in late May, a monumental dowry of around $ 120 billion — one can be forgiven for not noticing the more substantive change that's sweeping the pharmaceutical industry: Big Pharma is getting smaller.

Everyone — from investors, board members, business leaders and employees to customers and suppliers of businesses large and small — is aligned on the issue that the pace of change and the results are simply not acceptable.

In 1998, soon after its initial public offering, the small - cap clothing company unexpectedly changed its Q4 results from a profit to a loss.

Instead of leveraging the MBA to make one or even two career changes — such as securing a promotion or moving from a small financial services firm to Morgan Stanley (MS)-- triple jumpers shake up three variables all at once: country, job function, and industry — and they do all of this in a highly compressed timeframe.

From that, we can make small changes and try again, continually learning and innovating.

While recent changes to securities law permit companies to raise money from small investors through Kickstarter - style projects, the SEC noted the «DAO» project did not comply with formalities for doing so, such as registering as a broker - dealer or registering the website with regulators.

They include a small - town conservation biologist and a couple of big - city ex-bankers who met after the easements law was changed — at a moment in the wake of the real estate crisis when investors began looking for ways to salvage value from land whose price had plummeted.

It is interesting to see a small decline in compensation among some of the specialties involved in procedures and small increases among primary care physicians, which could reflect early changes in reimbursement resulting from the Affordable Care Act.

Incorporating three metrics is a balanced and robust approach: While country - adjusted and industry - adjusted returns risk being skewed toward smaller companies (it's easier to get large returns if you start from a small base), the change in market capitalization is skewed toward larger companies.

When the market gets very depressed, we can (and frequently do) make small but important changes in our hedges that allow us to lock in profits and benefit from any surprise advance.

From the Pebble smartwatch to Cards Against Humanity and Mystery Science Theatre 3000, Kickstarter — and crowdfunding sites like it — have changed the way small, independent businesses raise capital to get their ideas off the ground.

But vilifying easy targets like doctors and other high wage earning professionals is a convenient distraction from the extraordinary and far - reaching impact these proposed changes will have on hundreds of thousands of middle - class small business owners from coast to coast.

But with dynamics changing, some markets could see notable profit boosts from even a small uptick in the Euribor.

These profound changes send the message that there is no longer any tangible recognition of the risk B.C.'s women and men take when they walk away from secure jobs and pensions, to invest their savings into starting their own small business; businesses that create new tax revenues by providing employment, paying suppliers, and collecting GST and income taxes.

From online to bricks and mortar, the very concept of what stores are, how consumers shop them, and even the core economic model for revenue, will be will be profoundly reinvented; changes sure to affect not only retailers large and small but any business with a stake in the global retail industry.