Sentences with phrase «taking notice»

But I can agree that the author was probably not thinking the fool was an atheist, rather that the fool thought God was absent and not taking any notice of what he was doing — more a deist than an atheist perhaps.

If the dominant North American Christian community is really interested in responding to the cry of Latin America, it should start taking notice of brothers and sisters in the ghettos of our cities and the ranchos of our rural communities.

I started walking more, and taking notice of what was around me.»

Investors are taking notice.

It seems every major company around the globe — and many not so major companies — are taking notice of the inequities of their female employee rosters at all levels.

Australia is obviously taking notice.»

The market is taking notice of XRP's speed, reliability and scalability — which has strengthened the demand for XRP and where it's listed.

Luke first became bullish on gold and other natural resource back in 2002, following a sharp decline in the value of the U.S. dollar and taking notice of extraordinary monetary policies in Asian countries at the time.

Other brands are taking notice.

While the idea of Employee Advocacy has been around for years, organizations across all industries are taking notice of the positive benefits of employee advocacy through social media.

Regulators around the world are taking notice of the virtual currency, concerned that beside the explosion of legitimate investment in digital currencies lurks a great deal of old - fashioned consumer fraud, market manipulation and false advertising.

Customers are taking notice of these misleading practices.

It seems the whole world is taking notice of Bitcoin since its recent price hike.

It is down about 18 % over the past year, which has some value investors taking notice.

Even the legal industry, built around the billable hour, is taking notice.

Businesses small and large are taking notice — Portland has become a major domestic and international business hub in recent decades.

Shareholders are also taking notice of issues related to socioeconomic and political equity, access and opportunity — such as public disclosure of corporate funding for political action committees (PACs), campaigns and lobbyists.

Incumbents are taking notice.

In fact, this summer is expected to be the most expensive for driving in four years and drivers are taking notice.

Amazon.com's expansion plans, including its agreement to buy Whole Foods Market Inc. for $ 13.7 billion, are raising hackles in Washington — and Wall Street is taking notice.

As the value of crypto currency skyrockets, more investors — and even the Bank of Canada — are taking notice.

And bigger brands are taking notice.

But that doesn't mean industry leaders aren't taking notice of 3 - D printing's possibilities.

Indeed, many industry pros are pointing to content entering a golden age and companies are taking notice.

Other MOOC providers are taking notice.

Now, as Silicon Valley is finally coming to terms with the fact that bad behavior can do more than cause a temporary headache, concerned LPs are taking notice.

Brands are taking notice, and 79 percent of them surveyed in 2015 planned to utilize more experiential marketing tactics the following year.

Other tech companies are also taking notice of the baby boomer and senior market.

And entrepreneurs are taking notice.

Amid much criticism, Foursquare is mounting an offense that has many in the startup world sitting up and taking notice.

Taking notice means we are much more likely to remember, to investigate, and to take action.

And it's not only daredevils and cat lovers taking notice: Chinese electronics giant Foxconn acquired an 8.88 percent stake in GoPro in late 2012 for $ 200 million, and the firm filed for an IPO this February.

Wall Street is taking notice and growing concerned over the company's user numbers and financial results.

And seeing potential dollars signs, governments around the world are taking notice.

He always found resourceful ways to make money, and after he graduated from college, he opted for entrepreneurship rather than wait for an internet company to take notice of him.

Apple's competitors, however, took notice.

Several innovative, well - funded startups already have taken notice and are busy muscling their way in with products and services designed to change the status quo.

But the next time rumors emerge that Apple is talking with one of the remaining media giants be it Walt Disney (dis) or CBS (cbs) or something else, investors had better take notice.

As their popularity continues to grow and options and flexibility continue to expand it's becoming more and more important for business owners of every size and type to take notice of this popular payment trend.

«As soon as the cool kid pays attention to you, the rest of the school takes notice.»

Women took notice — Millennials in particular — and Into the Gloss quickly attracted more than 1 million visitors per month.

You need to find a way to start the introduction with any of those points, preferably in a way that is interesting, reverses some common idea or makes the reader take notice in some way.

How do you get people to take notice of you?

How do small businesses stand out and get others to take notice of them?

But there's more going on here than poor planning and backroom arguments — something that is making even wary investors outside the corporate bond market sit up and take notice.

Take notice: There's no reason to sink your life and money — and other people's — into a black hole when the warning signs are clearly posted.

Related: 9 Ways to Build Your Pinterest Audience Even if your business isn't trying to drum up retail sales, you should take notice of the social media platform.

Investors have taken notice.

Work hard to build a reputation that is so indisputable that your audience has no other choice but to take notice.

When a charismatic individual enters the room, people sit up and take notice.