Sentences with phrase «ticking all»

«Anything that plays to that fear — ticking clock emojis in an email marketing campaign, limited - time offers — can stoke that sense of urgency and that impulse to purchase.»

In other words, the three - year period doesn't start ticking away until after the end of the calendar year in which the last contribution was made.

Forget ticking boxes or political correctness, hiring a heterogeneous team is all about bringing the competencies necessary for success into your business, according to Engelmeier.

It's tempting to go down the list ticking off which proposals would be best for our economy, but that's a fool's game.

In my final conversation with Sinha, I ask whether he considers Silicon Valley a dangerous place to work — because the picture he paints is of a ticking time bomb.

Ticking off a list of changes to financial markets over the past three years, Mr. Dimon said he feared someone would write a book soon about how government overreach had hurt the economic recovery.

The clock is ticking with only one week left before the companies» deadline to seal the $ 9.4 billion merger of the No. 2 and 3 U.S. drugstore chains.

The clock is ticking.

The clock's ticking and each day on location is your money.

The time is ticking from the minute you sign that contract, so you've got ta be quick.

The clock is ticking for American taxpayers who hold money overseas: Report your foreign accounts to the IRS and Treasury, or else.

«Michigan does have a tremendous legacy of entrepreneurial activity,» says Finney, ticking off icons Henry Ford, W.K. Kellogg and Charles Stewart Mott.

Taking your mind off of work during vacation gets the creative engine in the brain ticking again.

But after ticking off characteristics like narcissism, lying, shifting blame, risk taking, and shallowness, have we done any good by sensationalizing the issue?

Unless you actually face extreme time pressure, you shouldn't be the party to point out that the clock is loudly ticking in the background.

Commercial building owners began pulling hundreds of billions out of their properties, lighting the fuse on a ticking time bomb.

Now sales, which are in the low seven figures, are ticking up, but profits are really jumping.

North Korea's hidden artillery pieces have managed to deter outside invaders for decades, but with Kim scrambling to perfect his fleet of intercontinental ballistic missiles and top US officials viewing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions like a ticking time bomb, the use of the US's most advanced aircraft in exercises signals the US is serious about the possibility of war.

«We've got a clock ticking,» U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx told Reuters in April.

According to social media strategist Brandon Harig of Identify, «Companies who fail to provide guidelines for how their employees should conduct themselves online are dealing with a ticking time bomb.»

The winter holiday shopping season is still weeks away, but the clock is ticking for those making marketing plans.

CFLs are cheaper and offer decent savings, but using them in fixtures installed within a child's reach is the equivalent of placing a ticking time bomb.

«Your bank account is this ticking clock, and it drives decisions that might not be in the best long - term interest of the business.»

«It's ticking along as if things haven't changed demographically in 50 years,» Finley said in February.

The holiday selling season starts as early as late October, so time is a ticking.

Now, the clock has started ticking on Baxter.

Simply having the minute hand ticking away in plain sight changed those get - togethers for the better, Knapp found.

Claims for Social Security Disability Insurance — which pays out $ 143 billion each year to more than 11 million Americans unable to work because of a serious illness or impairment — have been ticking upward.

They're starting to borrow money, they're starting to maybe buy that house they shouldn't or that car they shouldn't... And now, the clock is ticking.

In order to keep things running smoothly every company needs a group of individuals who keep its financial performance ticking along.

And yet, the clock is ticking for the most valuable company in the world, as the aggressive moves made by the other major players could squeeze Apple out before it even has a chance to get in the game.

But around Hartford, my anxiety meter would start ticking up.

For drone hobbyists and all of the soon - to - be owners of the estimated 400,000 small unmanned aircraft that will be unwrapped this holiday season, the clock is ticking.

«The clock is ticking on Alphabet's dominance,» says independent technology analyst Rob Enderle.

A huge, well - capitalized rival already on the inside track and a ticking clock on the deal — you can see why Target, in the heat of the moment, wound up overpaying for the dowdy Zellers chain.

The clock is ticking for the leaders of some of WA's biggest businesses, beset by low growth and a sluggish outlook.

Facebook hit one billion users in October, but shares have fallen significantly from their $ 38 debut as investors doubt that it can monetize all those people without ticking them off completely.

It's hard to explain the feeling of watching the quarterback, Case Keenum, launch a pigskin prayer with the final seconds ticking off the clock, and then watching Stefon Diggs jump skyward, clutch the ball in his hands, and race to the end - zone as the clock counted down to zero.

But he said he decided it was the right time to hand the keys to Mr. Johnson, whom he described as being «better equipped» to «run the company than I am,» ticking off a list of Mr. Johnson's operational talents, saying that he wanted to «relinquish the role and responsibility to the right person.»

Time is ticking, only a few hours left to get 2018 coverage.

Liberty Resources is ticking the remaining boxes on its list of requirements to be met for its proposed acquisition of Cirrus Networks, with an independent expert giving the transaction its stamp of approval today, ahead of a shareholders meeting next month.

The beginning of his tenure has been defined by ramped up market volatility, a pickup in rates and the consensus that inflation is ticking higher after a prolonged period of price suppression.

Biologically, there is a ticking clock.

If Scots vote yes to separation on Thursday, a clock starts ticking down to March 24, 2016 — the independence day declared by the Scottish government.

That means the clock is ticking on the U.S. dollar hegemony.

With a huge investment, the clock starts ticking and VCs are looking to make a return on their investment, which means a startup may have to advance faster than they want or are prepared to do.

The clock is ticking on China's moment in the sun.

Just like ticking.

The clock is ticking for euro zone leaders as they attempt to avoid a Greek default with emergency negotiations on Monday.

Don't look now, but the clock is ticking.