Sentences with phrase «to die hard»

The insinuation is that old habits die hard and some firms have these arrangements in place because their advisors were accustomed to earning trailer fees before they came over from the Old Country.

Old anxieties die hard.

POS, online and mobile payments are not only faster and more convenient, even the die hard paper check writers are beginning to prefer the ability to make payments with a couple of clicks.

For one thing, old habits die hard.

And old habits die hard — even when a new trend is touted as the next thing, it takes quite a while for it to become the status quo.

Without a strong ability to recognize and manage our emotions as they occur, old habits are sure to die hard.

Hans Gruber makes for an unlikely business icon, but the villain of the classic 1988 action movie Die Hard (played with gleeful malevolence by the late, great Alan Rickman) had an apt insight into the nature of success.

As if that weren't enough to keep him busy, he inked a deal last spring with Hollywood producer Joel Silver, best known for the Matrix and Die Hard franchises, to create Silver Pictures Entertainment.

It is somehow comforting to know that old dreams die hard.

But old habits die hard, and despite a small bump the day Q1 earnings were announced, Kinder Morgan's shares have been steadily declining since.

Offer really good low prices on season ticket seats or offer long - term season tickets seats for one great low price, but on the LT seats a person could have an option to purchase 10 yr, 15 yr, 20 yr, maybe 30 yr, which LT plan would be for a person who is a die hard basketball fan and they'd get these seats for whatever their term is.

However, old habits die hard and the obsession with backlinks will continue.

And yet, old habits die hard.

But old habits die hard.

«Economic dogmas die hard despite evidence of failure.

Habits die hard.

While the proposal at the 2015 AGM received 67.4 % shareholder approval, the 2016 AGM looks to continue the Company's preferred approach of sticking to old habits that die hard rather than addressing underlying shareholder concerns, as it has again chosen not to disclose the maximum discount rate.

But old attitudes die hard, and this particular strain (that NAFTA equals job losses) is an especially stubborn one.

Narratives die hard, but when the «omnipotent central bank» narrative finally and conclusively fails, bond investors will suffer a religious experience as the market rushes to reprice these heavily overvalued bonds.

I have posted the following response: It is good Drummond confesses that his free - market policy prescriptions failed to improve productivity, but old habits apparently die hard: â $ œWe have an Employment Insurance scheme that basically dissuades people from going where the jobs are.

Morgan Stanley believed that Taken 2 among some other titles such as A Good Day, Die Hard, Life of Pi and The Croods could help drive the upside of revenues.

They are all die hard interpret the Bible literally Christians.

I liken die hard believers in this nonsense ideology to someone who invested all his money in worthless stocks.

This next statement may make some heads explode - In my opinion President Obama appears, based on his actions, to be far more Christian than most Republicans who claim to be die hard Christians.

It's amazing how these die hard Catholics gloss over the fact that their pedophile infested cult protects these child r@pists, shuffling them onto new unsuspecting victims.

Many die hard ESV users will slate the NIV because it's too «liberal» or some other nonsense.

I know that might seem a silly question in light of what I just said, but old beliefs and fears die hard.

But the old tribalism dies hard.

Even as a die hard liberal, it was a hell of a speech.

Superstition dies hard because there is so much invested in it, and its guard is fear.

Just saying traditions die hard, it's the olddst tradition we know of, it will probably die the hardest

But old habits die hard, and Christian theologians had fallen into the habit of trying to delineate the religious dimension of our general culture.

Christians says faith is the evidence of things not seen but the die hard «the big bang is true» refuse to admit that all they have is evidence for the thing not seen thus making it a belief.

The dream of a unified science or logic of explanation of all that exists dies hard; indeed, it is resurrected, it seems, in each generation, often by our most creative and accomplished thinkers.

Referencing the film's tone, Interian explained it will be «a little Home Alone and a little Die Hard.»

This is only partly true I have met some that we one point, two point Calvinist that did not believe in works to save you but those points meant to keep you saved but most die hard Calvinist can not be saved if they believe works or just by Gods choice to be saved

In consequence, the notion that religion is a matter between God and the individual, and that alone, dies hard, if it ever does die.

It just goes to show you that the old Adam dies hard.

Although the old exclusivism dies hard, it is clear that many members of the Churches of Christ are diligent in the effort to bring the tradition into clear dialogue with current issues in theology and ethics.

For all you Science die hards and blow hards.

Old habits die hard.

Old prejudices die hard; myths, even harder.

Nevertheless, in certain instances custom dies hard.

Like Christians, the vast majority of Trek fans got their weekly dose of it and thought little about all - powerful beings / aliens for the rest of the week, but also like Christians there were the die hard fans who so completely immersed themselves in it that they let the real world slip by them.

Nothing dies harder than a dream, if only dreams have died in a young life.

Die hard atheists won't.

Mindful that even as new principles are proclaimed, old habits die hard and citizens and politicians could tend to entangle government and religion (e.g., «the appointment of chaplains to the two houses of Congress» and «for the army and navy» and «[r] eligious proclamations by the Executive recommending thanksgivings and fasts»), he considered the question whether these actions were «consistent with the Constitution, and with the pure principle of religious freedom» and responded: «In strictness the answer on both points must be in the negative.

My husband, a die hard BBQ fan and pork snob (that's right I said it) really liked this sandwich.

I am a die hard Starbucks hater.

But I'm still not a die hard fan of the brand.