Sentences with phrase «taking in all»

The rest of the world seems to be taking in its Netflix and YouTube consumption just fine, with no talk of extra fees or regulation.

Fortunately, taking it in the gut is only a small part of the Biden agenda.

For example, John Hall, CEO of Influence & Co., asks his team this question: Is our service competitively priced, and are we so good at what we do that it's a no - brainer for companies to hire us instead of taking it in - house?

Well, I say change, I would stagger my drinking as the headaches that come with taking in that much sugar and caffeine first thing were not pleasant.

Some companies that are taking in large amounts of money don't seem to realize they need to generate income to stay alive.

«For example, we can start offering additional tools, tightly integrated into Cisco Spark, to help users track calendars, create agenda templates, and collaborate on note - taking in real - time during a meeting.»

«Let's say you're taking your in - laws out and you're an older couple in your 30s and 40s.

Information technology companies received the most funding in the second quarter, taking in $ 2.1 billion, or 29 percent of the total.

«Particularly if it's a nonfiction book, are you taking in new knowledge and sort of attaching [it] to knowledge you have?

Many times he doesn't think that it's the right time for them to raise capital or that taking in investment capital (even if abundant and available) is the right approach for the development stage of their businesses.

Further, having more money today is frequently better than taking in money over a long period, since a larger investment today will accumulate compound interest more quickly than smaller investments made over time.

Someone who consumes only broccoli and water is going to naturally end up taking in fewer calories than someone who drinks five Cokes a day, and generally eats like a six year old.

Overall, the average Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I - A) player is worth $ 149,569 per year with the average football team taking in more than $ 27 million in revenue each year.

Betterment's growth has been impressive, with Stein telling Business Insider it was taking in $ 12 million a day.

Will you be going to support American Sniper with your hard earned dollar this weekend or taking in a screening of The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water?

«Gold is stuck between $ 1,238 - $ 1,260 with the risk to skewed to downside based on rising expected interest rates and failure to break higher which has left it vulnerable to profit - taking in the short term,» said Ole Hansen, the head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.

After enthusiastically taking in a Golden State Warriors» victory, Sanders called the team's comeback win «a very good omen for our campaign,» according to CNN.

And, yeah, I got a clear message from the company that they were happy with the direction I was taking them in, and the results [more than 97 % in favour] bore that out.

They also enjoy taking in local customs like the Lunar New Year and local delicacies like bubble tea.

He was running a private manned space program that was taking in money.

The government was taking in more cash than it was spending.

And Spotlight hadn't done so well at the box office, either, taking in a mere $ 39 million domestically.

Congratulations, you're one of the few people taking in more money than you spend!

Hoover says the best way to get your product noticed is to build something compelling and interesting and to communicate it well so if someone is scanning a list of new products and taking in a lot of information quickly, he or she can easily understand the value proposition from looking at a tagline.

Unfortunately those data items are not divided up by city or province, so there is no way to tell what types of jobs TFWs are taking in places like St. Catharines - Niagara.

Under Trump's tax proposal, top earners — taking in more than $ 699,000 a year — would see average annual tax reductions of about $ 215,000, according to an analysis by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center.

I remember him really taking in all the details of my dress, getting to share a kiss in privacy and laughing about how nervous we both were to be in the spotlight.

An estimated average of 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas liquids are available for the taking in the Wolfcamp shale, which is in the Midland Basin portion of Texas» Permian Basin.

Your brain is on high alert and your senses are heightened, because you're taking in new sensations and feelings at a rapid rate.

The difference between what the NYSE is paying out in rebates on these specific securities and what it is taking in via fees from market takers, the beneficiaries of the liquidity provided by market makers, is glaring.

Now, as Spinergy Inc. founder and CEO Martin Connolly tours Interbike, taking in row after flashy row of bicycle frames, wheels, components, and gadgetry, he notes with particular pride the number of booths showcasing Spinergy wheels on their display bikes.

That doesn't mean that ice cream is healthy of course, but when you consume Ben & Jerry's brand you know that you are not taking in chemicals and artificial flavorings.

Surace stood silently with his hands clasped before him, taking it all in.

Maximize every dollar you already have before taking in outside money.

If we were to spend $ 12,000 on marketing, we'd be taking that in cash out of our pocket.

Ovaleye is using our time online with a focus of taking the in person meet for coffee sit down and scaling it.

But he doesn't drink any water 30 minutes before a meal, and waits an hour after a meal, because he feels that taking in water during that time frame impairs digestion and absorption.

When delivering training sessions or holding a meeting, you might be the best talker in the world — but for many of us, nothing beats a visual aid when it comes to taking in new information.

The stock did rally more than 40 percent last year, but Cramer thinks that only left Starbucks ripe for profit - taking in the wake of this most recent quarterly report.

Or choose one of the tented beds, taking in the sweet smell of rose petals wafting on the breeze.

In its latest Annual Report, it argued that «even if inflation does not rise, keeping interest rates too low for long could raise financial stability and macroeconomic risks further down the road, as debt continues to pile up and risk - taking in financial markets gathers steam.»

After taking in the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Coliseum in Rome or Buckingham Palace in London, they arrive home to something unexpected: a staggering cellphone roaming bill.

«Through clever research studies and engaging writing, Dweck illuminates how our beliefs about our capabilities exert tremendous influence on how we learn and which paths we take in life.

WeChat messaging application is seen in this arranged photograph taken in Hong Kong, China, on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017.

The new state of Chicago, for example, might hug the southern and southwest edges of Lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Michigan City, Ind., with an arm reaching west to take in Madison, Wis., and another arm reaching east to South Bend, Ind..

U.S. indexes were mainly lower as traders also took in data showing stronger house prices along with a dip in consumer confidence.

Photos taken in good light look great.

Let them suggest some practical steps you can take in January.

That decision was made in a matter of days rather than the months it would have taken in the past.

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).