Sentences with phrase «think people who»

You really think people who have a iPhone X and a new Apple watch care about money or the difference between 100 and 200 dollars?

Basically, the government does not think people who make over these income limits should have the opportunity to invest in Roth IRA accounts which leaves «high income earners» searching for a vehicle where they can pay the tax now, have tax deferred growth, and tax - free distributions down the road.

I think the people who have worked here tend to find it interesting because it's more than just legal research,» says Nye Thomas, executive director of the LCO.

«It changes the tone of everything from social activities to discussions in meetings, but I think people who have been around a while understand it's a cyclical industry.

... because you think people who visit your blog are looking to hire a lawyer.

Sam Glover: I haven't checked in with some local criminal defense lawyers lately to see if this is still the case but it used to be that the assumption was that you had to get yourself in like the jailhouse phone book, hear I think it's called the blue book, and that's the book of lawyers directory that is available to people who've recently been arrested and that was like the whole thing, is you had to be in there, and everybody kind of poo pooed online advertising because I guess they don't think people who've been arrested are able to search, how does online marketing work if that's true?

You would think people who actually do learn how to do good work in one area would recognize and avoid them elsewhere.

So, maybe you can see why I think people who (whether or not that is their intent) might encourage doing nothing are a bad thing.

I'll just say that I've seen denialists pointing at some of this articles in The Guardian as a proof that climate science is under question (because EVEN The Guardian has now concerns) and I think people who don't pay much attention to it have actually been misled by the headlines and the comments from skeptics.

I think people who do nt believe that C02 warms the planet are ignorant.

I think the people who voted for him expected him to help them, but now he wants to take their health insurance away from them and give tax breaks to the rich to pay for it.

I think people who just want to cheerlead and snark tend to stay away from the technical blogs.

I think people who realize there is no real debate about its reality consider AGW one of if not the single most important global challenge.

Still, I'd rather stay with the science and I think the people who post new articles here are doing the same thing.

She tells Judith Hudson about her experience working with subjects / performers in a 2010 BOMB Magazine interview (BOMB 113): «I think these people who work for me empower themselves by renting out their oddities, like the long - haired ladies from Cheese.

I don't really have a studio practice, and I think people who go to art school have a studio practice.

JH I think people who drink wake up early because they're dehydrated — like Francis Bacon, I believe.

I think people who accuse others of selling out fail to understand the natural, organic practice of creativity and what happens during the lifetime of creative pieces.

I will admit that I think people who were upset by it are rather over-sensitive.

I think people who don't live in New York don't get how important that is.

I think the people who come to a PC gaming website for humor is rather low.

I think people who want to take advantage of addictive behavior and moral hazard (it being your parent's money rather than yours) do so, and sometimes they do so through games, and different games take advantage of addictive tendencies to different levels.

I think people who have played KH2 might understand it easily, it already has greater mobility than Sora's Final Form from that game.

I think people who are really trading in their console to play Call of Duty need to re-evaluate their priorities.

And I think people who joined this industry at that time with money in their eyes, thinking «wow, I can make a fortune selling games!»

I really think the people who complained that there wasn't enough to do were completely missing the point.

I think people who try to justify spending thousands on Skylanders by thinking of them as collectibles are probably deluded.

Do you seriously think the people who would've created this wouldn't make that right?

Why do you think the people who demoed Kinect were usually physically fit and in an open out area?

I think the people who think everyone else around them is nice and helpful are the ones who get taken advantage of most often.

I think people who say that, look at our free health care and free schools.

Do you think people who take shorter trips and have a home base are not actually traveling?

I think the people who wrote the chapters need a little excitement in their lives...

I call them owners because I don't think people who refuse a urine test, but are willing to pay for euthanasia, should be called pet parents.

You would think people who love pit bulls would try to educate owners who don't understand the law and its consequences.

I think people who want to sexually mutilate animals probably have issues that need to be dealt with, but it is certainly harmful to the animals and is done purely for human convenience or because they want either control or to inflict harm.

I'm not against breeding all together, but I think people who want to breed should be made to pass a test on their knowledge of the animal they want to breed, pass a strict home inspection and only be allowed to breed once per year per animal and not be allowed to breed more than 2 -3 animals at the time, in order to get a license.

And we think the people who run and volunteer at shelters are heroes!

First, do I think all people who overfeed their pets are inherently evil and deserve to be vilified?

... wouldn't you think the people who make money from heartworm meds would want you to take them more often?

I think people who are vehemently anti-lease do not look at all of the variables.

Rather, I think people who live on fixed - income assets like CDs and bonds are shifting to the safest kind of equities (utilities) driving up the price and thus driving down the yield.

That makes perfect sense; I think the people who call their brokers each morning to find out how London did are either afraid of the internet or have so much money that they're investing all over the globe that they need to call their broker to find out what's going on.

Annuities certainly aren't for everyone, but generally I think people who feel they need more guaranteed income than Social Security alone can provide should consider putting some (but not all) of their savings into two types of annuities that are relatively easy to understand and evaluate: immediate annuities, which convert a lump sum of savings into monthly payments that begin immediately, and longevity annuities, which allow you to convert an investment now into payments that will start later, say, 10 or more years down the road.

I also don't think people who make less then 70,000 have crashed the global economy.

By the way, there are a lot of sane investors who think people who take the risk of owning stocks individually or through mutual funds are making a big mistake.

Greedy companies think people who read books might as well consume their products instead — consumption for them is the same whether it's books or movies.

That's why I think the people who get fixated on the compensation mechanism for authors with ebooks in KU are missing the point.

Think people who like 50 Shades of Grey will like your book?

I think things will change, and I think the people who get everything right will stand a good chance of succeeding with a huge dollop of following wind and a vast amount of research and hard work.