Sentences with phrase «tricky business of»

But the most interesting element of my conversation with Jennings came after we discussed the pros and cons of the first three elements of his technology group — blockchain, Telehash and BitTorrent — and dove into the tricky business of managing a device's identity.

Calgary lawyer Kristine Robidoux is a leading authority on corruption who specializes in helping businesses comply with anti-bribery and corruption laws, including the often - tricky business of operating in foreign jurisdictions.

But sensing Adam is sinking into a depression, Eve arranges the tricky business of winging to his side.

He adds that the stem cells used in the study have advantages over reprogrammed skin cells, including eliminating the tricky business of inducing the cells to become muscle cells, but he notes that both types of cells could pose risks because the virus used to modify them could cause cancer.

You do such a good job of helping people navigate the tricky business of your own sensitive spots vs what your child is trying to say... and that stopping to think before engaging in a battle with someone half your size is so important.

It all got me thinking about the tricky business of rebranding, and how long it takes for a car's image to catch up to its contemporary reality.

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For the men and women of the U.S. military, starting a business in this economy can be tricky.

With the pool of accelerators expanding daily, doing the research and making decisions can be tricky, but it is crucial to choosing the program that will benefit your business the most.

«Small businesses tend to be more nimble and are able to react with more immediacy to a tricky situation,» says Andy Bagnall, executive vice president of strategy at PrimeMedia, a niche marketing company.

This issue we want to know how you handle this trickiest mixture of business and pleasure.

Nonetheless, says Sider, the emergence of mental injury claims makes it tricky, especially for small businesses, to, for example, assess the rising number of requests for stress leave.

Most every small business can benefit from some online tracking of its name and product mentions around the Web and in social networks, but picking the right service can be tricky.

The one area that remains tricky for many Canadian firms is taxation — only 55 % of the businesses polled do their own taxes in - house.

It's a tricky business to find the right commercial space and set up optimal terms of agreement.

Launching a business when you have thousands of dollars in debt is a tricky move.

Of course, monetizing free apps is tricky business.

But running a business isn't for the faint of heart, and sometimes it can be tricky to stay positive and on track when things go haywire (and they do) or the volume of work becomes overwhelming (often).

Forming a business partnership out of a pre-existing relationship can be tricky, but making things personal isn't something you should necessarily avoid.

Pitching an idea to a roomful of investors can be tricky; while preparing a pitch for an online forum is not easy, it does require a different set of skills — perhaps this is an area where you and your business idea shine.

It comes down to what every scientist knows too well — analyzing data collected by different methods, and at different times, is a tricky business because some methods of collecting ocean surface temperatures are more accurate than others.

University of Texas at Austin business professor Raj Raghunathan wrote a whole book to try to answer this tricky question.

Finding the right office space can be one of the biggest challenges for any business, but it is especially tricky for young startups.

The tricky issues faced by family businesses are often centered on people — both in and out of the family — and involve multiple, complex, interrelated systems with many nuances.

The growth of e-commerce presents a wonderful opportunity for businesses to reach a potentially limitless audience, but it can be tricky to stand...

It is, on the whole, a tricky business which warrants a lot of effort!

The objective of the EEZ Act is the familiar sustainability rhetoric — enable economic growth while maintaining ecological integrity — but it is tricky business because these are large capital - intensive projects in remote locations that bring environmental risks that are considered low probability with severe consequences.

«Last quarter, the third quarter, the company started to show indications of making a transition where international growth is becoming a bigger contributor to growth and with that, that transition is somewhat tricky because the U.S. business drives more of the profitability of the company,» Devitt said.

Even though the SEO business is considered one that is service oriented in nature, it is usually tricky to get copyright or IPP protection on some of the materials used especially as a client might have more rights over the material than the SEO company themselves.

Again, predictions are a tricky business, especially with the kind of volatility we've seen lately.

Of course, despite the special assistance for entrepreneurial veterans, getting together the funds to start a business and keeping cash flow moving in the right direction can be tricky for any startup.

However — aside from the fact that, according to the World Health Organization, 80 per cent of all disease in the world is related to water supplies and that some diseases are significantly increased by irrigation — the technology of irrigation is itself a tricky business.

But it's always a very tricky business to interpret the purpose of the divine providence.

But in a competitive landscape and an industry where 25 percent of restaurants close after their first year in business, ensuring profitability can be a tricky thing.

Mixing up protein shakes can be tricky business, especially with some of the plant - based proteins out there since these tend to have a little more natural flavor than other options.

However, extrapolating from season to season is always a fraught and tricky business, and there are good reasons to suppose that Dalglish may not find next season quite as straightforward as he did the end of this one.

City smell blood in the water and with Chelsea having a tricky road game at Stoke, they could pull even closer to the top of the table by the close of business.

Measuring the success of a trade show is always a tricky business, especially if it's your first one.

We all know that we don't want our toddlers hopping into the car of a stranger, but teaching our toddlers about strangers, without making them terrified of their environment, can be a tricky business.

Strathclyde was appointed a companion of honour and praised by Cameron for his «assured handling» of Lords business, which included tricky manoeuvres over the now shelved reform of the House of Lords and rebellions among coalition peers on issues including secret courts and NHS reform.

Cautionary note: counting absentions is a tricky business, since the absence of an MP from the division lists can mean that he's abroad, or has been slipped, or has simply missed the vote.

But predicting which of the six hopefuls will take Ken Thompson's seat is a tricky business.

It's a tricky business just coming up with a definition of personality.»

Correcting for such large «systematic errors» is tricky business, he says: «I don't know the details, but it seems to me very difficult to get rid of more than 90 % of the systematic error.»

The added complexity comes with its drawbacks: multiple components can increase the cost and the risk of failure, and mixing the light from multiple LEDs without creating color shadows and other light artifacts is a tricky business.

Two new studies try to get to the bottom of how the megamouth shark goes about eating: a tricky business, because nobody has ever seen them feed.

Keep in mind that accurately measuring soreness is tricky business, and rating the level of soreness an athlete experiences after training is subjective and hard to quantify.

Anyway, layering to me is a tricky and dangerous business, so easy to end up like a scarecrow instead of a chic lady!

In a major city this can be tricky, but some of my favorite locations are schools & business parks (on the weekend), parking lots, parking garages, parks, and quiet neighborhoods.

Layering up over the colder can be tricky business, one layer too many and you might be a little too snug in that winter coat of yours, but one layer too little and those winter winds might have you heading home a little earlier than planned.

My mom actually bought them for me for Christmas, which is crazy because buying shoes for someone with as picky of feet as me is tricky business.