The problem is that most publishers are cutting back and
not taking chances on new writers, so finding a contract will be difficult.
Those trends are creating daunting challenges for retailers — but they offer opportunities for investors
who take a chance on what are now some very inexpensive stocks.
Thank you for all your contributions but even more
for taking a chance on many unknown writers and giving us a place to make our voices heard.
Sure, some people really do change as they mature, but
why take a chance on blowing a valuable draft pick on a guy who has repeatedly exhibited such poor judgment?
Taking the time to switch things up can also do wonders for your body —
so take a chance on gentle exercise and make a change.
First, some critics think that it makes
people take a chance on risky investments that they don't really understand, like futures.
Many of these cats have been abused or neglected and have medical conditions that prevent people
from taking a chance on them.
It's therefore clear that you're
taking a chance on getting false - negative celiac disease test results if you're not eating gluten at the time of your testing.
Plus, I understand there are a lot of PC gamers out there who don't want to mess with expensive hardware
by taking the chance on incorrectly building a computer.
Thousands of times every year, publishers
take a chance on unknown authors and advance them money solely on the basis of an idea.
If you have no experience whatsoever, you will need to write a very convincing cover letter to have the
employer take a chance on you.
Customers absolutely judge books by their covers — my readers tell me all the time that they
first took a chance on my books because they were attracted by the covers.
At the same time, it could also translate into an enhanced ability to
take a chance on titles that the publisher may have previously had to pass on.
I am fully confident that if you were to
take a chance on hiring me, that you would find me to be a thoughtful, skilled, and dedicated nurse.
Nothing wrong with
taking a chance on potential talent but then the price must be low and we can not just suddenly pencil him into the starting lineup as a sure - fire star.
Once the company has seen what you can do, they may be more likely to
take a chance on putting you in a role where you have less than ideal experience.
For them, there's little to lose in
taking a chance on independent charter schools authorized by one of the best public university systems in the country.
Or at the least, they're getting the books by authors they already know, because they don't want to waste their
trial taking a chance on something new.
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