Sentences with phrase «someone drowning»

It's better to drown patients in paperwork than foot the bill themselves.

Sunny, rolling hills give way to the Marlborough Sounds, a collection of drowned river valleys flooded by the Pacific Ocean and home to dolphins, seals, and blue penguins (all can be taken in by boat tour).

She's found a demand for her product, and it's located in hundreds of stores including Kroger and Williams - Sonoma, but despite strong sales, the company is drowning in debt.

Be careful not to drown out what you're selling by immersing it in too much color.

But talk on issues like healthcare and education is being drowned out by raucous arguments centering on the personalities of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Your job is to kill the competition — if they're about to drown; throw them a nice large anvil to speed the process along.

Don't let the noise of others» opinions drown out your own inner voice.

You may not agree with this article, but if you feel like you're drowning in a sea of «tech will save us!»

Instead, Held recommends posting relevant content two to three times a week — but you don't want to drown out your visitors by posting too often.

Teams need to be free to collaborate the way that works for them, but many offices are drowning in email, instant messages and more

All the commotion drowns out your subtle anxieties.

Otherwise, the trivial will drown you.»

He received a mix of boos and cheers before being drowned out by the orchestra.

While you should certainly make «free shipping» a prominent element of your home page, don't overdo it and drown out important messages about your brand and specific products.

Tencent Music Drowns Out Spotify and Apple in China.

I don't know who said this, but I think it's really true: «Startups don't starve, they drown.»

Basically, it's a cone of silence that promises to drown out ambient noise.

«When we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads and, frankly, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, where you have so many bad things happening, this is like medieval times, we haven't seen anything like this, the carnage all over the world,» Trump said.

The rush to build over the past five years has left China drowning in overcapacity in many key sectors.

When they run out of air, they drown (lose everything), come up for a new tank (raise more funding) or get out of the water (pivot to something new).

«A thousand things went through my mind, like a drowning guy.

In a speech that at times tried to reach for poetry, the Chinese president likened the modern economy and the force of globalism to a raging river, and said any country that tried to swim against it would surely drown.

America is drowning in a sea of debt.

Hence the drowning.

«They had to move them up or they were going to drown,» said the father, who did not want to give his name for fear of repercussions against his son.

Modern advertisers are confronted with the daunting task of riding this massive wave of technological change in the ad industry without getting drowned by it.

He could win Eliza's love with his barrage of love letters, but he still broke her heart by drowning himself in work and acting carelessly.

But the company's voice was drowned out by activist groups, which pre-empted the campaign with an online spoof.

I was so cold at one point that I felt like someone who was drowning — that moment where you're in and out of consciousness and stuck in lala land.

During a news conference urging the wealthy to refuse to pay the tax, Hutchison was drowned out by opponents shouting and holding signs that read «Tax the Rich.»

If you go back to your own world, back to business as usual, it's very easy for everything to drown this out.»

«For a generation known for drowning in student debt, it's necessary for millennials to be financially free faster,» Berger said.

One of my employees commented, «With so much help pouring in, we had less time to drown in sorrow and disbelief.

New firms are setting up shop to rescue Canadians drowning in debt.

Knightscope recently made headlines when one of its security bots was found drowned in a shopping mall pond — slippery surfaces had prevented the K5 from detecting stairs leading to the recessed water.

While banks around the globe drowned in red ink, the World Economic Forum named ours the soundest in the world four years in a row.

The company recently made headlines when one of its security bots was found drowned in a shopping mall pond.

According to the Terms and Conditions on the Westworld site, guests have died from «buffalo stampede, self - cannibalism, accidental hanging, drowning, 3rd - degree burns, auto - erotic asphyxiation, blunt force trauma, allergic reaction to non-native plant life, falling from great heights, common manslaughter, and tumbleweeds.»

«Put wax in your ears or tie yourself to the mast — otherwise, you're going to drown along the cliffs.»

For many of us, however, it's easy to second - guess our instincts or let conscious stresses drown out what our gut is telling us.

What you can do: Tweeting about news and live events helps your brand stay current, but make sure you're saying something original or you'll get drowned in the noise.

The law was a solution to shake up an economy drowning in rules and regulations as well as boost growth.

You can die from being in too cold of an area, or from drowning.

If you're like me, you need to have music playing on earbuds to drown out the background noise.

Lehmann and Barrow's views often get drowned out by the bears, such as Gluskin Sheff chief economist David Rosenberg, who think we're headed for another recession.

Sadly, this 3 - year - old dinosaur may have met an unfortunate end, probably drowning during a failed river rescue.

«Since 2007 I have been working on Drowning World, a long - term global project about flooding as my way of responding to climate change.

What the experts advise Don't drown the facts.

Making decisions in a world in which we're drowning in data is no easy task, so I follow Mom's example.

I like to drown out the background noises of the office.