Sentences with phrase «taking on new»

I don't know if that makes any sense but I've found when I'm taking on new learning, I start with what I know first - then I tease out the connections... and build from there!

But, the pending disruptions are taking on new forms.

«As we look at the potential of taking on new business, we're also conscious that we want to be special,» says Simon Thorpe, president of the Cooperstown, N.Y. - based craft brewery.

and potentially taking on new partners to grow the business further.

For this tradition has been constantly renewed, taking on new energies and new insights as it passes though the living experience of people.

«Words like incarnation and resurrection started taking on new meaning for me when I thought of someone's death giving me a new life,» he said.

As Lasch has observed elsewhere in his critique of Sheehy's book, negotiating the crises and «passages» of one's life simply by shedding old selves, not panicking, and taking on new interests denies the human need to grow to maturity through continuity with one's old selves and the people of the past.

While their more orthodox brethren seemed to be taking on new life, the liberals watched succeeding generations of their own youth rise up and pass away into religious indifference or into forms of religiosity so private as to defy any sustained connection with Christian institutions.

Hiring, maintaining, and firing a worker is so costly that employers go to great lengths to avoid taking on new employees.

If you're considering taking on a new project or going for your dream opportunity, make sure your schedule is set up for it.

Such hysterical contagion continues in modern times, merely taking on new forms.

We are delighted to announce that Rodrigo Arévalo, previously Uber's Head of Latin America, is taking on a new role as Uber Eats Regional General Mana

CFOs are taking on new and expanding roles to help their companies achieve rapid, compounding growth.

Taking on a New Advisory Role to further NEM's Success I remember 2013; I was excited about Bitcoin and dove in head first to learn as much about it as I could, even though my...

It is becoming glaringly clear that the field of star performers is taking on some new front - runners and my

It is becoming glaringly clear that the field of star performers is taking on some new front - runners and my Hi - Tech Trader weekly advisory service brings into focus stocks that are vetted by artificial intelligence (AI) and poised to make bullish advances in the next 22 trading days.

And it's been very weak since 2008; we've now hit the point now where the private sector, the households, are so heavily in debt that they just can't continue taking on new or additional debt to make credit expand enough to drive the economy.

What investors like even more is that Branch — which has 100 employees in San Francisco, Lagos, and Nairobi — was profitable before taking on this new funding.

At this time though, it looks like United iPhone Repair isn't taking on new techs, which was a bummer..

At the current levels, the reward to risk ratio just isn't in line to consider taking on new positions.

The tax cuts that are financed by taking on new debt add up to $ 1.5 trillion.

In other words, are you comfortable taking on a new business loan or would you rather use savings or investments you already own to make the purchase?

The order is usually given by a commanding officer as a form of discipline, but in the #GiveMe20 social media campaign it's taking on a new meaning as a visible sign of support for veterans.

The proposal would accelerate a debate that Congress has been reluctant to have, but that's taking on new urgency after President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on Syria.

The long - term setups are unchanged in both the BTC and the USD pairs, and we still advise short - term traders to wait for a move before taking on new positions, while long - term investor could still accumulate XRP inside the consolidation patterns.

No matter what type of loan you get, it's important to understand that you are taking on new debt.

Taking on new challenges — on and off the field.

As part of that effort, I'm taking on a new role: I'll be KPCB's chief product officer, working with entrepreneurs to transform good ideas into great products.

Hence, the best way to consolidate a large amount of debt ($ 3,000 +) without taking on a new loan, is to enroll in a Debt Management Plan.

In a tight labor market, it is imperative to be open to candidates from nontraditional backgrounds who may, for example, be new to the workforce, changing careers or taking on new roles, in order to determine whether they have transferable skills and desirable attributes.

It's important to remember that after debt consolidation, consumers should closely monitor their finances and avoid taking on any new debt.

With median incomes stagnating, American consumers can't go much further without taking on new debt.

The succession question seems to be taking on new urgency after three sources say Ailes threatened to quit this summer when Murdoch elevated his sons, Lachlan and James, to take over the media empire.

Rise above it by taking on a new perspective.

Many of us overcommit ourselves around the holiday season, whether it's taking on a new work project, agreeing to attend yet another holiday party, or baking an extra batch of cookies for your daughter's holiday bake sale.

My partners wanted to hire me but hadn't raised their third fund yet and perceived risk in taking on a new partner and a new salary.

Taking a small risk can empower you to be more courageous in taking on new goals.

This could be as simple as them taking on new responsibilities like scheduling and hosting the next team meeting.

That could be learning to operate a different piece of equipment or taking on new managerial responsibilities.

If you deliberately seek out developing new skills and taking on new challenges, you're in for a bumpy road.

Accepting financing means taking on a new relationship, one you're likely to have for a long time, be it with a bank or investor or a different relationship with your friends and family.

Learning new skills and taking on new challenges can strengthen the leader and the organization

The Cambridge University graduate wrote on Twitter that he is «excited» and «proud» to be taking on the new role.

The newest twist in career management is to have an exit strategy — even before taking on a new assignment.

Many of us overcommit whether it's taking on a new work project before the holidays, agreeing to attend yet another holiday party with a colleague, or baking cookies for your daughter's holiday bake sale.

Before you consider taking on this new challenge with your business, make sure you have the following items covered:

All startups are likely to start tripping when it comes to taking on new rounds of financing, because investors are likely to demand lower valuations, Nordlicht says.

With licensing, you can continue being creative and taking on new projects and revenue sources.

India's legendary tycoon Sir Ratan Tata told «Managing Asia» in an exclusive interview in 2013 how he relished taking on new challenges as he built Tata Sons into a corporate behemoth.

You'll also be freeing yourself to take on new, less familiar challenges.