Sentences with phrase «time is it ok»

If you are in a financial pinch and considering taking money out of your 401k or any other retirement savings account, here are seven times it's OK to dip into your retirement fund early.

If the turkeys had a great life, and if we thank them for giving their nourishment to us, then I think for this in - between time it's OK.

So, go ahead, this time it's OK to flaunt that label.

The timing is OK.

Swirling the saucepan around a few times is ok, though.

So rather than send the message that he should keep trying, no matter the cost, teach your teen that there are times it's OK to quit or to change your goals.

QUESTION: How much time is it ok to spend on the potty?

Giving in to cravings from time to time is OK, provided you are generally eating healthy, low - calorie foods.

If someone is on a machine or bench for an extended period of time it is ok to ask to work in with them.

Giving in to cravings from time to time is OK, provided you are generally eating healthy, low - calorie foods.

In the day time it's OK.

Yes, at one time it was OK to impress an employer with this statement.

Some times it is OK to be judgemental, this is one of those times especially since «Tammy» is a issue.

Not exact matches

At some point, the consumer was like, «You know what, this is a great way to shop and it is OK to give my credit card information, and generally packages are going to show up on time.»

The next time you slip on your Beats by Dr. Dre or splash on some of Justin Bieber's Girlfriend cologne (OK, maybe not), remember that Kiss was there long before licensing was cool.

From being on the New York Times bestseller list to modeling for Ralph Lauren, dog influencers (OK, their owners) are making a lot of bones being entrepreneurs.

The next time I needed to negotiate, I was able to talk to a lawyer, talk to a banker who is a friend of mine, and say OK, I don't want to accept this as it is.

Reservations are OK in the restaurant business, but not when someone desperately needs you to have their back - rain or shine - and all the time.

You may not get it right the first time, but that's OK!

«It's OK not to be making a certain amount by the time you get to a certain age,» she says.

You can begin to think about, «OK, what is something different that I could provide this person that would make it worth their time to speak with me or meet with me?»»

That's OK: Every successful person has failed, numerous times — most of them have failed a lot more often than you.

While not every office has the extra space or budget to dedicate to a nap room, managers could still create a nap - friendly environment by making it clear that it is OK to rest within cubicles or other designated areas during break times or whenever it makes sense for the office.

The state didn't vote for him in 2016, and when some of his wealthy hometown friends pushed him last month to help on SALT deductibility, he joked, «You guys seem to be doing OK,» according to The New York Times.

OK, so let's say it's time for one of your daily e-meals.

There will be times when you don't have the perfect plan and that's OK.

My advice is that if you are going through a tough time, and everything is kind of OK now, but you are facing uncertainly about the future, and you are getting more and more confused emotionally about the issues or the opportunity, perhaps now is the time to do nothing.

Part of being an entrepreneur is having a healthy appetite for uncertainty and the ability to realize that even if the results aren't perfect the first time around, it's ok to take the chance and see what happens.

The modern work culture tends to promote the idea that sleeping is time wasted and that as long as people feel OK, they're probably getting enough rest.

Far better, Friedman argues, to emulate forward - thinking companies like LinkedIn, Netflix and Calgary's BluEra, which offer unlimited vacation policies to emphasize that it's OK to take as much — or as little — time off, as long as employees get their jobs done.

They were OK with that — I was the boss after all — so long as it didn't happen all the time.

Which is ok, because while some people are spending all of their time messing with new unproven technology, smart marketers like you and I are picking what works from online and offline marketing playbooks and using what works best.

Remember, it's OK and you should expect your vision to change and evolve over time.

It's about when you no longer have that time and freedom — then OK, we have a solution for you, and it's going to have a great warranty, great quality, great service, and support.

I had financial security, the ability to take the time off I needed, and a job that I did not just believe in, but where it's actually OK to spend all day on Facebook.

And so there are times when it's absolutely OK to keep selling your product even after you've personally lost faith in it.

When I reinvented myself, it took some time for me to be OK without that management - consultant intro and to feel comfortable with a new one that held less swagger.

OK, not every single day without fail, because it didn't occur to me at the time that it would sound way more impressive if my commitment was totally unwavering.

If you have a lot on your plate then it's OK to say «No» or offer to help out at a later date when you have some free time on your hands.

It ended up being OK — a trade treaty meant that FXR pays Canadian tax rates, which are much lower than those of Scandinavian nations, on its profits from the region — but checking ahead of time saved him from a potentially unpleasant surprise later.

It was learning that it's OK to enjoy work and that doing a small «touch» on the weekend could save some time during the week if I got out ahead of an issue.

I'm not particularly proud to admit I could only do six or eight pushups at a time for most of the last 1,000 (and maybe because I was so sick of doing pushups that I cut my rest breaks to 20 to 30 seconds), but that's OK.

Over time, ideals and images skewed our perception of what was OK to share.

After Premiere was sold for a second time, this time to Hachette, I decided, OK, time for me to go.

(It's OK to admit it, we've all had this daydream at one time or another.)

It's ok, and at times, necessary to do that.

Even though all the other managers dressed «professionally,» I had shifted my personal dress code to jeans and polo shirts: I spent 90 percent of my time on the floor, liked to get involved, liked to get dirty... OK, who am I kidding.

Every night he was streaming — at night I want to spend time with my fiancée — but every night I was sitting at my computer watching this four - hour webcast, kind of preparing, like, «OK, he just said this; how am I going to spin that in his favor?»

OK, you probably know this intellectually, but for our sanity (and our mood), most of us go through most of our days not actively thinking about how much suffering is going on in the world at any given time.

We have no Nortel (OK, that one left a bad taste but was good for a long time), no Facebook, no Google, no Amazon, no Netflix, no Salesforce, no Nvidia, no Apple.