Sentences with phrase «tuned it with»

Multichannel shopping has turned most industries upside - down, making way for indie brands that are agile and more in tune with their consumer because they are social media savvy and engaged.

In 2013, she decided to pursue mediumship full time, taking courses and getting an education that's helped her recognize how to be even more in tune with her intuition.

Afterward, Emily started to become more in tune with her feelings and suspicions, communicated through intuitive voices, and she also took self - defense classes.

He's very in tune with that.»

In this quick video, she reveals how to get in - tune with the high - end customer's appetite.

How does Saje encourage staff to be so in tune with customers» needs across dozens of stores?

We are trying to upgrade the app to be more in tune with that.»

The art of holding yourself accountable boils down to living your purpose and staying in tune with the values you've established as part of starting your business.

But sellers must still be in tune with the market to make a profit.

More in tune with Schopenhauer than Zig Ziglar, he followed Georgist economic thought, with its public ownership of property, and embraced ascetiscism.

Even if you think you're in tune with the daily trials and tribulations of your staff, you should solicit broader participation in the crafting of the code.

They're more in tune with getting called on by new companies they've never heard of and are more willing to give them a chance.»

Though Apple had just released its fifth - generation iPod, the Zune offered some unique features: a built - in FM radio receiver, and a Wi - Fi connection that meant Zune users could swap tunes with one other (unofficially dubbed «squirting» to the delight of reviewers).

Having a budget keeps you honest with yourself and in - tune with your expenses.»

But what we do look for, which I think is a broader version of the same thing, are people who are really in tune with who they are as people.

Being empathetic and in tune with other people's emotions allows you to see the world from others» point of view.

DPNA member Dale Leibel, who purchased his Douglas Park home in 1999, says the organization suggested a plan to the developer that would maintain the same level of density, but is more in - tune with the single - family feel of the neighbourhood (the developer was unavailable for comment).

Meditation provides moments of much - needed silence for getting in tune with your own thoughts and to help manage your daily energy levels.

Zendesk automates the process of collecting real - time feedback from customers to help you stay in tune with what your customers are experiencing.

They reinforced his image as an outsider, as someone in tune with «real» American values — as a «force for change.»

More than half of these 18 - to 24 - year - old members of Gen Z identified with 10 of the 11 feelings associated with loneliness, while more than 90 % of people 72 and older reported feeling close to others, having people to turn to and talk to, and feeling «in tune with others.»

Self - reflection and thinking about what others have shared will help you to be more in tune with what you're feeling.

I think management is very in - tune with staff morale.

Journalists can see this from a mile off because they're more closely in tune with the preferences of their audience.

«Whenever you bring in something new and stylish, you should have it prominently displayed so customers can see you're innovating, or else you get stale pretty quick,» says Walsh, who stays in tune with what shoppers want by talking directly to the salespeople.

So make offers that are in - tune with the recipient's buying habits.

With the growing number of connected things in our lives, we will all become more in tune with our own data (a la Nike Fuelband) and start to expect more personal interactions with brands and retailers.

In another sense, our awakening relates to becoming in tune with our personal brand that includes priorities and values.

While asking «what» keeps you in tune with the facts around you, «So what?»

Early Internet sites like MP3.com kicked off a music - sharing wave that's culminated in digital platforms like iTunes and Spotify, but Pandora exemplifies the notion of online streamed tunes with recommendations delivered to taste.

The business plan should be frank, thorough, and in tune with any additional research you've done on the market.

«He is so in tune with his coalition, which is so out of tune with the traditional ruling elites of this country.»

• Because I am «fat adapted» (burn stored bodyfat for energy) I am completely in - tune with my body, I understand what «real» hunger is - something that occurs every 16 - 24 hours, not every four hours.

Research suggests businesswomen are not only more wary of risk than men but that companies with women at the top are more successful and in tune with their customers because their boards have a wider range of views.

This expectation seems out of tune with reality given Wal - Mart's nearly two decades of profit growth.

Additionally, you will become more in tune with your natural feelings of hunger and learn to differentiate between boredom hunger, stress hunger, habit hunger etc..

Our diplomatic tone did change somewhat in tune with Ottawa's multilateral inclinations; condemnations of Pyongyang's tests now have appended sentences encouraging dialogue as the only path to a long - term solution.

Honigman reminds us to stay in tune with that audience, and he's been the bridge between our corporate side and creative pool.

A few years ago I invested in a high - street shop that wasn't flexible and in - tune with its customers.

SAN FRANCISCO — Uber Technologies Inc., in its search for a No. 2 to Chief Executive Travis Kalanick, is interviewing candidates with track records in large, established companies — a sign the ride - sharing titan is looking to temper Mr. Kalanick's idiosyncrasies in exchange for a corporate culture more typically in tune with its size and ambitions.

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Through LinkedIn sponsored updates, marketers are reaching a B2B user - base that is highly in tune with the business of the day.

It's the band manager of the rock world — the fliers and videos and in - store appearances that keep fans in tune with what you're doing, where you'll be next and how to get tickets to your show.

Are they hard workers, passionate about growing their business with inbound marketing, and in tune with their buyer persona and delighting customers?

«There are people in senior roles in the two provincial parties who are not completely in tune with the views of the majority of free enterprise Albertans who want one party,» says Kenney, calling them «grasstop party activists.»

Check the Municipal Bond's Credit Rating through Rating Agencies -: There are some credit rating Agencies whose main duty is to analysis different municipal bonds and rate them according to municipals that has the ability to pay bond rates and principal in tune with the agreement.

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China's market turmoil put the spotlight on a quirk of the mainland's currency: the offshore yuan isn't always in tune with its onshore peer.

Clearly you are not in tune with reality, probably because you have no respect for the idea of reasoning based on evidence.

Ben Beresh also recommended keeping in tune with new industry developments by reading productions magazines like Mix and TapeOp.