Sentences with phrase «so some people tell»

Diego Costa will be 27 in a few months and until 2 years ago he had amassed 53 league goals in the prior 8 seasons but is now, or so people tell me, world class.

I am in my late forties and look and feel a lot younger (so people tell me).

I'm a friendly nice guy (so people tell me) who quit dating years ago because of hsv.

And like wine (or so people tell me), this movie gets better with age.

Not exact matches

History tells us men are leaders, so people have that expectation.»

«People have called it the modern «Dilbert» or the «Dilbert» for Millennials and that makes me smile so much,» he tells Business Insider.

«We can ask questions or people can tell us things we haven't seen, so that keeps us updated,» Dunbar says.

«Branding is so important because loyalty comes from people doing business with companies they like and understand,» Juan Romero told me in an interview.

I used to tell people to upgrade their iPhone every two years or so.

«I was so stressed about getting good grades,» she told People.

«So according to the Joint Committee on Taxation — which is the official scorekeeper of these things — every single person, every rate payer, every bracket person gets a rate cut,» House Speaker Paul Ryan told conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on Tuesday.

New research attempts to get at the root of why we are so easily persuaded to commit unethical actions when told to do so by another person.

«People are so used to living their lives with one click of a button,» Easterbrook told Business Insider on the topic of delivery in April 2017.

So, telling what you've been through can help people relate with your mission.

Most people who get Zika don't show the typical flu - like symptoms, so it can be difficult to tell if you caught the virus.

«Yesterday, seeing Sonny Boy for the first time in 20 years, it was incredibly overwhelming, and I went to bed last night, just thinking to myself, that often we tell the story that in the last 30 years (that) extreme poverty has halved, but in some ways, I think that masks the present reality of suffering for so many people living in extreme poverty.

«If you tell people they're going to make the light, they no longer speed to do so.»

If you speak with her, or follow her on Instagram, you can tell she is a naturally warm, and welcoming person, so it comes to no surprise to me when she told me she maxed out her allotted «friends» on Facebook.

Let's be honest, some people just want the «right answer» so they can be told what to do because, well, they just don't care enough to put in the effort.

So every time I had the opportunity, I told people I wanted to meet Harvey, that I wanted him to contribute to my book.

Dennis Mortensen, the CEO of the company that created Amy Ingram, x.ai, told me earlier this month that some people have been so convinced she is human, they've even sent her flowers, whiskey, and chocolates.

Bill, he told me repeatedly, knew no other solution than throwing money and people at a problem, which was why Microsoft's software was so convoluted and mediocre.

«It doesn't make sense to hire smart people and tell them what to do; we hire smart people so they can tell us what to do.»

Few phrases make people bristle as much as «I told you so.»

So I tell people I spend most of my life trying to convince people to cook me dinner.

«What I mean by this is people try and make themselves seem more exciting, so they can sometimes oversell some things or even tell little white lies within very basic parts of their lives.

Assign a person to take notes about who said what so managers can reflect on what happened and telling remarks about whether the company is solving a problem in a better way.

So many people told us we couldn't do it, though.

«And I was so excited to be able to email my former assistant — she got married and moved to Sweden, doesn't even work here anymore — and tell her, «People love Cloud Paint, those colors are really good, and you did a great job.»

So the people who are recruiting veterans at Starbucks are the people who have worn the cloth of the nation,» Schultz told the «Mad Money» host.

«You can't tell people what to eat, so you need to suggest they should eat it elsewhere.»

«A lot of people have... told us that what it helped them to do is think about their role in the group so that they went in with at least a few ideas of how they would orient themselves to the group,» says Guido.

So back to the original conversation around the mega-trends: They told us that we were building data centers at an alarming rate and the biggest problem that people have in creating data centers is that they can't get energy to the data center.

So the lesson is that when an organization's culture already has a chilling effect, you can't get people to engage in an ongoing, companywide culture of conversation just by telling them to do sSo the lesson is that when an organization's culture already has a chilling effect, you can't get people to engage in an ongoing, companywide culture of conversation just by telling them to do soso.

So let's dump paradigm shifts for now and simply tell people that we are going to be looking at our businesses in entirely different ways.

Not only does doing so make the other person more comfortable — and therefore more likely to open up — but it also proves that you've been listening and have really heard what they've been telling you.

«We wanted to make sure that our own country was part of the conversation about global health issues in two ways — one, making sure that we're not thinking of it as issues that affect other people that don't have anything to do with us, but also acknowledging that we can learn so much from what has gone well or new models that are effective in other countries,» Bush tells Business Insider.

The reason to push fibre out to households rather than to nodes, then, isn't just to make those gigabit speeds possible, it's also to create fatter pipes so people aren't constrained in how much they can use the Internet, which they will be if copper wires are part of the plan (Update: one network expert tells me that FTTN doesn't necessitate data caps, although that hasn't stopped providers of it from enforcing them, especially here in Canada)..

I like to tell people I've made so many mistakes as an entrepreneur that I can't help but succeed from this point on.

«We tell our clients and prospective clients that you also have to be on Amazon,» Hantoot says, «just because that's where so many people go to shop and literally won't shop anywhere else.

People told her to set boundaries so she didn't waste her time.

«Now they're keeping — actually the number's over 1,100 people,» Trump reportedly told the crowd of about 150 people, «which is so great.»

There was a real consistency to stories, so that told us we were getting an honest reflection from people the overwhelming majority of the time.

For years of consistency, you have to develop systems of things like saving your ideas in a file, creating an environment conducive to writing, and knowing how to tell people you can't do something so you can write.

For people to do their very best work, they need an organizational environment that supports them by making it safe to take risks, to tell the truth, and to speak up... without being punished for doing so.

«There's so many interesting applications out there, yet for me, there's still [a] very small number of apps that are fundamental for my day and my week,» Pincus told the FT. «Even if you're a big huge company, or a scrappy entrepreneur, you still have to build a product that resonates with people.»

Word of mouth brought in a third of his customers, so McConnell gave people more reasons to tell their friends about his shop.

An Aboriginal Elder once told me that Aboriginal people walk into the future facing backwards so they don't forget their families, their communities, their history, and their values.

«Studies show that the slower the tempo, the slower people walk through the store, so the more they put in their baskets and the more they end up buying,» Deborah MacInnis, professor of business administration and marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business, told the LA Times.

People enjoy telling others about videos that are entertaining or provide value, so keep that as your overall goal when you create your videos.