Sentences with phrase «wastes valuable company»

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If running a phone system is not a core competency of your company, why waste valuable resources trying to do it?

«The reason why this company got into making juice in the first place was to find a valuable way to discard our waste and make juice out of the citrus that was not attractive enough for retail.

«It would be unjust and a waste of valuable resources to force the taxpayers of the City of Syracuse to transfer valuable land that it owns to a company whose continued existence is not clear,» city lawyer John Sickinger wrote in court papers.

Time is the most valuable thing we possess, and every moment you spend shrugging and quietly hoping that today is the day you finally bump into your beautiful stranger at your supermarket is another day wasted you could have spent in the company of that special someone.

If you say so... seems like your wasting valuable gametime on a system with no games and a company headed to bankruptcy.

Even making companies aware that people are interested in no - waste solutions can be really valuable.

Instead of wasting your valuable time calling all of those companies yourself, let one of our independent insurance brokers do all of that hard work for you.

We know that your time is valuable, don't waste it calling all of those companies yourself.

Don't waste your valuable time calling those companies, let one of our independent insurance agents do all of that hard work for you.

We know that your time is valuable, don't waste it talking on the phone with dozens of different companies.

Your time is valuable, don't waste it on the phone calling dozens of companies and answering the same questions, let one of our hardworking agents do it for you.

Instead of wasting your valuable time calling companies yourself, let one of our independent insurance agents do all of that hard work for you.

Using our site will save you time and hassle, and will help guide your search by helping you to identify the top companies in your area, saving you from wasting valuable effort.

Most job seekers stick to generic statements, such as «Obtain a position of an office manager at reputable company that will utilize my past experience»... Now this kind of an objective is nothing but wasting valuable space on the document — such statements provide no useful information for employer.

While «to gain valuable experience and help the company succeed» is a smarter objective than «to make dough,» it's still a no - brainer waste of space.

Worse yet, it wastes valuable time for you to interview the company and make an impression as a leader.

The professional summary is preferred because it gives you a chance to highlight your best features right from the start without wasting valuable space stating that you would like to be hired by that company.

At a time in history where most everyone has access to the internet and since all that we as REALTORS own to sell is ourselves — unlike the oil and gas companies — it's beyond absurd that the Competition Bureau of Canada would waste two cents of taxpayers money trying to undermine a ligitimate and valuable Canadian Industry!