Sentences with phrase «to get across to someone»

As a frequent guest speaker at conferences, what do you think are current important messages to get across to others in your profession?

As yet the message hasn't got across to today's world.

I think we've done a very effective job in getting that across to them.

But just saying you're «ambitious» isn't the best way of getting this across to potential employers.

If I ever had an idea to get across to everyone out there it is that ideas can't and shouldn't exist within a bubble of silence.

There is one fundamental rule on the idea generation process to get across to new retail investors: Buy what you have researched.

I mean, it's multiplayer, you're there to have fun you're there to play it and that's what we want to get across to players.

If only we could get across to moms how incredibly time consuming the early days of breastfeeding are and that it is that investment of time that ensures breastfeeding success.

So things that we're trying to get across to anyone listening is so you get some thyroid symptoms.

This provides a facility to get across to millions of users with the benefit of attaining more from the website.

If you don't need the information now, it may help you in the future especially when you are in critical situation when you need to quickly get across to your card issuer.

It also gets across to the island in about 40 minutes.

He understands how courts want information delivered to them, and he is able to get that across to associates by using real - life writing examples, both good and bad.

And it is something we may not always get across to our students, especially when we teach via judicial opinions in cases that, by definition, were brought.

Over time, people have difficulty getting across to one another.

But obviously, I did not know how to get this across to others effectively.

One of the key messages that I like to get across to people is that you don't have to be your own doctor when it comes to money issues.

Once the message gets across to Democratic leaders who want him in office in the fall, we wouldn't be surprised if the number of pushy visitors at the Governor's Mansion dwindles to a trickle.

@Blessed are the Cheesemakers,» I was trying to get across to Glenn that he IS claiming it to be true, not that it is just a possibility.»

Jan can get up the pitch and close down Coleman early, leaving Davies as a purely last stage defender, with Victor getting across to cover Barkley cutting in — with Dembele dropping back when they have the ball.

DF Alessio Romagnoli, 7 — Similar to his central - defensive partner in that they could have done better with Icardi, but he was solid otherwise and was crucial in getting across to help Ricardo Rodriguez on the left too.

It was surely obvious that the aim of the roundtable «to shed light on a problem or facilitate debate on an important topic» could not be properly achieved if the majority of the panel had a financial interest in the baby food companies that undermine, through their marketing practices, the simple, practical and cost - effective health messages that the public health agencies (with far smaller budgets) try to get across to parents.

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«Part of it is probably due to project learning, because the knowledge does get across to them.

Nonetheless, as Egyptians lurch from monarchy toward something new, we should remember what the Egyptian people are trying to get across to Mubarak: Egypt is its own country and Egyptians will determine its destiny.

Beyond that, if there's one idea that I want to really get across to the diocese, it's the great joy of being Christian.

Saints threaten once again, with the ball moved to Josh Sims in space down the inside - right, but Rob Holding gets across to make a superb sliding block from his shot.

I would compare it to being like a windscreen wiper - you look left, then right, and try to get across to wherever Liverpool have played the ball, which is usually the opposite side to where you are heading.

Hoedt got across to intercept Oxlade - Chamberlain's pass, but made a mess of it, allowing Salah to nip in and tee up Firmino, who made no mistake with a composed first - time finish.

«I worry about him making tackles and getting across to close players down because he is rangy.

it is surely this message that we on the left need to get across to Government, that this must be a balanced policy, not merely a punitive one

Reports getting across to DailyPost indicate that healthcare services are yet to commence fully in Federal and State hospitals days after doctors under the aegis of...

«We must all make sure that petroleum products get across to Nigerians at the regulated price, especially as the yuletide season approaches.

It is interesting that the focus in the media (and something that clearly got across to Chris) was that we were saying that the message now from natural science is much more serious than it was in the 2007 IPCC report.

«One of the most important messages to get across to couples in pre-pregnancy planning is an understanding of the importance of the diet and level of wellbeing of both parents at the time of conception,» says GP and AMA Victoria spokesperson for maternal and child health Dr Lorraine Baker.

But getting to Ernesto, who's as famous with the dead as he is with the living, proves difficult — even with Miguel getting help from a trickster, Hector (voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal), who's desperate for help to get across to see his living relatives.

Her sub-plot does feel a little isolated from the rest of the story, but the themes still get across to the audience.

Since I now am responsible for working with pre-service teachers, I need to somehow get it across to them not to underestimate their future students either.

Due process, not a job guarantee — this is the truth behind tenure that Kurtzhals and teachers across the country have been trying to get across to policymakers and the general public.

Now what could that «message» really be that some teachers want to get across to achieve a UNIFIED VISION?

See, I've been trying to get this across to women who write under initials for some time.

It was very straight forward and pretty much summed up what I think book bloggers everywhere are hoping to get across to authors.»