Sentences with phrase «turned off»

As expected, ProPilot Assist turned off whenever I hit the brake, but I could fire it up again by pressing the «res» button.

In January, Enbridge was forced to shut a crude pipeline in Ontario, Canada, after a protester tampered with a valve station, while in December the company turned off another line in the province of Quebec for several hours after activists chained themselves to equipment.

Hiring managers often say they want someone who could «hit the ground running,» so it's surprising (even to them) when they're turned off by someone who could set the course on fire.

That was current GoDaddy chief executive Blake Irving, writing in Fortune this month about «why women are so turned off by the tech industry.»

Hoover added that many cities likely won't recognize the digester's «high value» because they would be turned off to the idea by the expensive project costs.

The chips have been turned off in iPhones for years, but in areas where cellular and Wi - Fi connectivity is down, they could be critical for getting information.

Thefts involving smartphones have declined dramatically in three major cities since manufacturers began implementing «kill switches» that allow the phones to be turned off remotely if they are stolen, authorities said on Tuesday.

You might make your quota, but you've also likely turned off a percentage of people who will never return to learn more about your company or your product.

If the taps get turned off again, expect a replay of the industry's last crisis — only worse.

Investors can be turned off by a boring plan or drawn into an exciting one.

In 2016, critics cited the Oscars» snub of Netflix's critically acclaimed drama «Beasts of No Nation» as evidence that the industry was «turned off» by Netflix's business model, which debuts films on the streaming service simultaneously with theatrical releases.

His email is turned off by the time he gets home.

But generally speaking, when I was a reporter, I would get turned off, so I wouldn't want to encourage people to be really pushy.

You can also write on the screen even if the display is turned off, which makes it easier to quickly jot down notes.

Because your electronics, when plugged in and turned off, are still using electricity.

The sanctions have also accelerated «the problems that PDVSA and Venezuela were already having at accessing the international payments system» because of issues like corruption and misdealing that had turned off banks and other business partners, according to Palacios.

While the Golden Arches fiddles with its marketing in an attempt to bring back the eaters who've been turned off by its production methods, the managers at Chipotle are moving aggressively to safeguard the customer experience itself.

Public stimulus investments in 2009 and 2010 filled the gap for a while, but then deficit - fearing governments turned off the tap in 2011.

Website users are turned off by having to fill out long forms.

So that perfectly brilliant people won't be turned off from pursuing their dream or labor under the assumption that to be an entrepreneur, they must be all or nothing, founder or employee, I sought the perspective of some entrepreneurs, founders and staffers at startups.

Additionally, email tracking features can be turned off when it's between two colleagues or for certain clients, such as the company accountant.

When someone has their setting turned off, we don't use this technology to identify them in photos, Facebook Deputy Chief Privacy Officer Rob Sherman said.

While beginners will love its bendy brush, they may be turned off by its higher price tag.

When class starts, the overhead lights are turned off, the colorful flashing lights go on and the music is turned up.

That turned off some people.

If you don't do that first, your audience will be turned off by your sales - focused approach.

Customers, the reports say, aren't turned off by the iPhone X's $ 999 starting price tag and that Apple is on the cusp of a «super-cycle» that could see the company generate historic profits.

I did and the light ended up flashing, then turned off after another 30 seconds or so.

«When it comes to raising your productivity level, try working on projects with your email and sound alert turned off.

Co-founder Jack Dorsey, the service's inventor, freely admits that Twitter is «useless, in a sense» and that many people are «violently turned off» by the idea of constant communications.

After a few days, I'd turned off the fingerprint and iris sensors, as well as facial recognition, and went back to a plain old PIN code for security.

One of the common beliefs is that Kaepernick's national anthem protest has turned off teams who disagree with his politics or don't want to deal with the media attention that follows him.

While his perceived arrogance may have turned off some people, his self - determination and drive contributed to his success and influence in the music world.

The problems started when Uber turned off surge pricing for trips to New York's JFK Airport amid protests of Trump's immigration ban.

Firstly, the drip does not have to be turned off when using the AutoStart burette to inject medicine, as is the case with a traditional burette.

One student set three different alarms in various locations of her room that could only be turned off if she rose from bed and shut off each individually.

In fact, the situation already leads to «curtailment» of solar production during peak hours, with thousands of megawatt - hours of potential energy simply getting turned off, even as other plants continue to produce.

Augustine explains, «When the first thing a recruiter sees on your resume is what you want from them, they're turned off.»

This style of mixing great info with the sales pitch is one of the best ways to make people pay attention to your sales pitch without getting turned off by it.

In a wonderful essay on this, our age of pluralist popularity, Adam Sternbergh wrote, «we've turned off Top 40 and loaded up Spotify; we've clicked away from NBC and fired up Netflix.»

Another difference between the two features is that instant video calls begin with the audio turned off, putting the emphasis on the video.

As the computer began processing the data, the lights in the room were turned off so that the audience would be awed by the blinking Ping - Pong balls, a spectacle that became a staple of movies and TV shows.

It's best if the emails are designed with mobile in mind every step of the way, so consider fonts, layout and even hyper - text as many mobile devices have images turned off.

From there, a team built a tool that reported when the system was turned on or off, and determined whether there was a legitimate reason for it to be turned off, such as if the item was seasonal.

The problem, which led to the tech being turned off there in 2012, was always that not everyone in Facebook photos consents to having their facial data processed.

If they get the feeling that all you want is to make a quick buck, they'll notice your motive instantly and be turned off.

HTC's VR head says that with decent headsets still carrying hefty price tags, consumers could be turned off by low - end also - rans

Other yogis have been turned off by the company itself, says Woodford.

One morning late last year in sunny Los Angeles, Laurent Potdevin turned off his alarm clock, got out of bed and padded down the hardwood stairs to his kitchen.

Since AGOGO doesn't create any of its own content, you might think publishers would be turned off by it.