Sentences with phrase «sticklers for»

New - builds rarely give any thought to ceilings, but the Victorians were sticklers for top - to - bottom decoration detail.

Many recruiters and hiring managers are sticklers for crisp, clean formatting.

Three Pages: Ok, we're not sticklers for the one - page resume rule.

Yes, you may irritate some of them who are sticklers for spelling and punctuation, but not as many as you might think.

While some employers are going to be sticklers for documents that are completely error - free, some may not even catch your mistake, so there is little point in drawing attention to it.

And just think of the savings if we weren't such silly sticklers for the whole «presumption of innocence» thing!

Rigorous lawyers should be sticklers for detail.

It's a subtle thing and doesn't take away from the polished presentation much, but sticklers for detail might find it breaks the immersion.

We're sticklers for ensuring your stay is the best it can be.

@Marc, That's right — I think that many people including myself are often sticklers for no annual fee cards, (mistakenly?)

The 30 - year - old firm has been catering to brokers, hedge funds and institutional investors who are sticklers for accuracy, fast trade execution and the ability to customize charting tools to the nth degree.

With its three - plus decades of serving brokers, hedge funds and institutional investors — clients who are sticklers for accuracy, fast trade execution and the ability to customize charting tools to the nth degree — TradeStation has become the gold standard among hardcore traders.

Shops would rather keep customers happy than be sticklers for the rules.

* - A note for the tax pros and other readers who are sticklers for details: this formula is highly simplified and leaves out certain things such as self - employment tax and alternative minimum tax on purpose

Underwriters are sticklers for accuracy.

China, Latin America and Spain are considered locks, because the countries aren't the sticklers for regulation.

To those of you who are sticklers for safety and approach life with all the caution of amateur beekeepers, I can offer no excuse for what I did then.

Being sticklers for running things alphabetically, the Civic Type R was first out of the blocks and the aggression of its VTEC TURBO engine was quickly evident as it launched down the main straight.

And because we're such sticklers for quality, we make sure every single one that we put up for sale meets our incredibly high standards.

Regardless of the fact it was quoted dry, and by an Italian manufacturer (Italian brands have a history of not being sticklers for accuracy in their quoted figures), it was still a massive achievement in the grand scheme of things.

They are known for being sticklers for detail, knowing exactly what they want and exactly how it should look and working from a shoestring budget doesn't prevent them from realising their Hitchcockian melee of passion, bloodshed and suspense.

Sticklers for plausibility likely will grumble by the end.

Yes, says new research from dating company OKCupid: Sticklers for punctuation and the correct use of grammar are more likely to find love online.

For example, we're not sticklers for making our bed, nor do we have Grace do it every morning.

Even with all of my style pleading, preaching and TELEVISED PRESENTING I know some of you are sticklers for rules, especially those surrounding wearing white after Memorial Day.

While both Gillanders and Nessler are proponents of movement as a way to decrease injury rates and increase performance, both are sticklers for proper movement.

When it comes to our products, we're sticklers for quality.

They are people of faith and good intentions but not always sticklers for analytical rigour.

Preschoolers are sticklers for following the letter of the law.

These hardworking individuals are sticklers for quality; they take their daily tasks very seriously and are masters of their craft.

And all of them are sticklers for accuracy: they all test the heck out their recipes and therefore you can rely on them.

«From the beginning, we have always been sticklers for making every batch of product precisely to our high standards for potency, taste and customer satisfaction,» Whiteman says.

The upside is that readers can go along with all the nice things he says about God's love, as Pope Francis apparently did, and not be sticklers for the details.

The trick is to do so without upsetting sticklers for rules.

Much of the manufacturing is done at factories in North and South Carolina, and Winthrop, a stickler for quality control, is constantly checking on the various links of his supply chain.

I'm a stickler for «hand feel» — does it feel good sitting in your palm?

Many years ago I worked for a company whose CEO was a stickler for how many hours employees worked.

He was a stickler for safety, which benefited and exasperated NASA officials.

I always like clean Android software, and I'm a real stickler for timely software updates and security patches.

Cohen proved to be a stickler for the letter of the law when it came to paying the criminal penalty imposed on his former hedge fund.

McConnell has batted down Trump's calls to get rid of the filibuster and is known as a stickler for Senate rules.

If you're a stickler for sound, and you know you won't beat it up, the Turbo X should be worth the premium.

You might expect a nation renowned for its timepieces to be a stickler for punctuality.

It's fun and I'm a stickler for trying to get the content as thorough as possible.

A stickler for details?

A stickler for detail might point out that the Piketty - Saez estimates end in 1998 and that the C.B.O. numbers end a year earlier.

So be a stickler for details.

Likewise, Madison was always a stickler for written constitutions.

(not sponsored) If you are familiar with my blog, you know that I'm a stickler for sifting gluten - free flour.

I have a weird obsession with sharks, I unashamedly jam out to country music, and I'm a real stickler for the Oxford comma!