Sentences with phrase «up giving you points»

As a matter of fact, a majority of offers end up giving points to cardholders.

Much like any RPG, gaining enough experience will award a level up giving you points to add to certain areas of your character such as strength or magic.

Not exact matches

Hoffman was known to have a history of alcohol and drug abuse, and had told the Guardian in 2011 that after a stint in rehab at an early point in his career he had given up drinking.

At some point, the consumer was like, «You know what, this is a great way to shop and it is OK to give my credit card information, and generally packages are going to show up on time.»

Walmart now has grocery pick - up at 1,000 of its 4,700 U.S. stores, firepower that is essential as it competes with Amazon's Prime Now and that retailer's recent acquisition of Whole Foods Market, which gave it 300 new physical distribution points.

But after composing only five Tweets, Gervais gave up on January 9, telling his 13,000» ¨ followers he was going to stop his updates because «I don't see the» ¨ point.»

I have enough useless bits of paper in my actual wallet, so I couldn't see the point and gave up after a few minutes.

Recognize the fact that eventually at one point or another you'll have to give up some control of the business.

In October, it bought NewMotion, a Dutch company that operates more than 30,000 electric - car charging installations in Europe and that gives electric - car owners who sign up for its service access to about 50,000 other charging points.

In the room were some 1,500 energy sector executives, most of them in a tetchy mood, given that oil was south of US$ 50 a barrel and over 35,000 Albertans had lost oilpatch jobs up to that point in 2015.

At that point, she had given up a career as a live music production coordinator to become a venture capitalist.

At one point in the firefight, a Laurel Street resident told the Globe, a policeman shouted toward the brothers: «Give up!

With just your voice, you can pull up photos from your Google Photos library, make video calls with the Google Duo service, and, notably, play YouTube videos — potentially a big selling point for these devices, given Google recently yanked support for YouTube from Amazon Echo and Fire TV devices.

And in a tense meeting with flipping «Odd Couple» Mark and Bryan, he makes that point very clear, telling the duo to give up the schtick and take things seriously.

The point is I would have never been given the opportunity to save the company if I had anything other than a narrow say - do gap in the two years leading up to that event.

I understand this to a point, but now I seriously don't want to give them any more work, not because of the quality of their work, but because they are simply too needy and it takes up too much of my time and energy to manage them.

The «You Earned It» tool, which ordinarily lets team members reward coworkers with points that can be redeemed for goods or prizes, is now offering their employees the power to give up their gains in favor of company donations to relief efforts in both Dallas and Houston.

The federal government has given conditional approval to develop a single - entry marina, which will accommodate up to 500 pens and moorings at Point Peron peninsula in Rockingham.

How can the people and algos that make up this market drive these shares so high as to give a nothing - company with the iffiest disclosures a market capitalization at one point of $ 7 billion?

He points to activist investors as a particular thorn in the side of management, forcing it to focus on quarter - to - quarter earnings and giving up board seats instead of investing in research and development.

But here's what you hear the announcer say: «Terrence Holt redeems himself after being burned on a touchdown play...» So here's my point, I could have been deflated by giving up an earlier TD, but instead I stayed determined to help my team.

What makes it different is electromyography: electrodes that measure the electrical signals from your forearm muscles to tell, for instance, whether you're making a fist, pointing a finger or giving a thumbs - up.

«They'd walk away from a deal before they would actually give up supply management at this point,» said Kevin Carmichael, a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, a think tank in Waterloo, Ontario.

If one party in the divorce is inclined to litigate, it can be worth pointing out the higher cost of going to court, along with the control you give up.

«My personal favorite is «point up» to give a heavy endorsement of what's been said in the message above,» she says.

What could you accomplish if you pushed yourself past the point where you normally give up, either physically or mentally?

But giving up has never been one of my strong points.

The logic: The Eagles haven't given up more than 10 points in their past four home games, and you can be sure that the Philadelphia crowd will be locked in once again on Sunday.

Waller points out that if the purchaser of the business is agreeable, the donor may be able to perform services as an independent consultant to the business, «but the seller has to be comfortable with the fact that he or she is giving up control to the buyer.

Groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation have been making precisely that case for years, pointing out as early as 2005 that EULAs force users to give up not just control of their data, but many other legal rights.

It's called «amplification,» which is when women's key points are listened to and repeated in meetings, giving credit to who came up with the idea.

She was paid $ 10 per hour and given just enough work to get her up to the point (but not over) where she still remained ineligible to receive health benefits.

You might be finding it difficult to come up with the right idea at given point of time, but there might be an idea sitting in the heads of a person who isn't a marketer, but still has immense knowledge about the business, its target audience and the operational niche.

Some of the fake participants would give up lots of points and only take a few vouchers — a rather altruistic behavior.

The point when you are just about to give up is the precise moment when the other guy gives up.

Facing off against a Texans team that gives the fifth most points up to tight ends in the league, he's a good play this week as well.

Rep. Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico brought up Facebook's practice of collecting online information of non-registered users who, he pointed out, never have the opportunity to give their consent to it.

But Google makes up for jettisoning some of the traditional car essentials by adding lasers, radar, and sensors that give the vehicle's brains a 360 - degree view of its environment to the point that it can recognize objects up to two football fields away.

Otherwise, people will just set up a small business corporation to avoid taxes on saving — and that's not the point of giving advantaged tax rates to small businesses.

«That killed us, and it was almost to the point where I gave up,» recalls Marrin, who's based in Aliso Viejo, California.

Once you've created value or negotiation points you can give up, start negotiating with your customer.

At some point you have to give that up, sharing your success with a team.

«I'm not going to say at this point if that has manifested into weapons and that sort of thing, but certainly what they're up to there in light of their other activities gives us concern.»

At some point, those students had given up and moved into another academic field.

The points include expanding entrepreneurship training courses to arts, humanities and science students, making it easier for start - ups to get the cash they need, giving college students some breathing room on college debt, and making the incorporation process simpler.

Bluestein and Barrett give a 16 point plan for how the country can generate more start - ups.

Consider raising a larger seed round to give yourself more runway to rack up more proof points before your A.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed lower for six straight days, and gave up 323 points, or 2.5 percent between Thursday, July 5, and Thursday, July 12.

This type of regret can be stressful and deconstructive to the point that we start to completely give up on ourselves and our ideas.

They talk about getting up to 3 or 4 %, which looks unlikely given that 10 year rates are at 2 % and as you pointed out their predictions of 10 year rates increasing have always been wrong.