Sentences with phrase «weeds out»

It also weeds out DHs with no discernible defensive skills (cough Ortiz cough)

As I was pulling the weeds out while gardening, it occurred to me that I could make a Meyer lemon panna cotta with a mint jelly.

Gluten - free oats are such because either the fields are not rotated with wheat crops and won't accidentally have some wheat volunteers in the oat year or because, as with Cheerios, the oats that might be cross-contaminated have gone through a highly accurate sorting process that weeds out any accidental wheat.

While I dug and ripped and scooped every last bit of grass and weeds out the kids ran around the yard, my son played next door at the neighbors sandbox for a little while and my daughter figured out how to go down her little toddler slide by herself, among other things.

The truth is the Good News of scripture actually weeds out religious and moral diversity.

Reminds me of the scene of the Spirit clearing the weeds out of the over grown mess of a garden patch in the book, «The Shack.»

and the situation then is totally different from now... They were settling in a new place... you got to pull the weeds out of the garden before you put anything into it..

Yet the owner of the field, who sows the good seed, is the Son of man; and he, not the Father, will send «his angels» to reap the harvest and gather the weeds out of «his kingdom.»

While there's little doubt that crypto scammers are using social media to engineer fraudulent campaigns, a blanket ban on the industry weeds out legitimate businesses.

She acknowledged that some may disagree, but said she likes the pay - to - pitch model because it weeds out less serious entrepreneurs.

The six - month selection process weeds out roughly 80 percent of its volunteers, with every day serving as both a test and an opportunity by push them to the brink of mental annihilation.

The company's screening process weeds out all but the top 3 percent of talent in multiple categories, which means that once accepted, you'll join an exclusive community of experts.

Setting a few simple tasks for applicants in your description weeds out the under - qualified and the lazy, saving you time and frustration (more on this below).

Create a filter that weeds out the latter and places a healthy amount of objective focus on the former.

To be sure, the report determined the safety of these providers based on just one criterion — whether or not they use a highly secure method known as DMARC (Domain - based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance), which weeds out phony emails from phishers.

Another advantage to taking plastic: it weeds out the deadbeats.

The technique uses high - pressure pumps to force contaminated water across a special membrane, which weeds out the bad stuff and lets the pure water through.

As on sites like Amazon and eBay, the review and report system (mostly) weeds out sellers who don't deliver as promised.

Its news feed is governed by the EdgeRank algorithm which weeds out content unlikely to be interesting to individual users.

By definition, one of the things traditional publishing weeds out is people doing books only for themselves.

In anticipation of the rules, the North American Securities Administrators Association, which represents state securities regulators, is taking steps to try to weed out possible problems lurking among thousands of nascent crowdfunding operations.

By focusing on the end user experience, Amazon will progressively weed out those companies that previously have been able to compete head - to - head with higher quality businesses and higher - quality products.

The usual routine of reviewing and interviewing is not enough to weed out the criminals from your candidate pool.

There are prison politics that are put in place to make sure people treat one other with respect and don't steal, and to weed out the people causing problems on the prison yards.

Abrams stresses that people can weed out whatever topic they want — not just Trump.

(We give more weight to the 12 - month results to identify who's on top today, but also include the 36 - month figures to weed out those who may have just had a lucky year.)

This is a simple solution for weeding out people who may not care about your company's mission, says Chelsea Willness, an associate professor who specializes in organizational behaviour at the University of Saskatchewan.

That latter point is especially notable since just last month, Twitter announced that it would be using a variety of tools to protect the students from Parkland and use anti-spam tools to «weed out malicious automation.»

A thorough voir dire would attempt to weed out jurors who have already decided their vote.

Establishing KPIs will motivate your freelancers to deliver the results they need to succeed, and help you weed out workers falling short of your company's standards.

The job location should be included to weed out applicants who don't live in the area or aren't willing to commute or relocate.

In this edited excerpt, the authors explain how to use resumes and employment applications to weed out the job applicants who aren't a good fit for your company.

It's a way of weeding out anyone not committed to the company's mission.

What's more, the original account was likely a bot, demonstrating Twitter's shortcomings in weeding out fake and misleading news and images.

Institutional investors are leading the movement to get companies to think longer term, but you can weed out short - term thinking now

By having a team charged with stocking the top of the funnel, other members weeding out the real from the pipe dreams, and led by someone who can close the deal, the sales funnel becomes a real tool that executives can use for planning.

This critical pre-launch step helps you weed out bum software code and better understand your audience, particularly whether or not they find it easy to get around and use your site.

The «bad» services tend to weed themselves out eventually.

Maintaining a network is like growing a garden, you need to periodically weed out the personal from the professional.

Weeding out unappealing products was the aim of three customer roundtables that Specialized Bicycle Components, a Morgan Hills, Calif., mountain - bike company, held before introducing its 1992 line.

After weeding out incompatible potential partners, the list was whittled down to 46.

The best part is that when you communicate your expectations well, poor performers will often weed themselves out by leaving on their own while the people who really do want to stay will give you all that they can.

«You have to weed out the candidates who aren't A players.

The team out of the University of Toronto that developed the quiz took a dead simple approach to the project — just ask a bunch of volunteers to describe exactly what makes a person charismatic, weed out duplicate answers, and then ask other volunteers to rate the suitability of these suggestions.

«A lot of times an employer does not do a pre-employment background check to simply weed out people that can cause the company harm,» Ramos says.

He required managers to spend at least 10 percent of their working hours socializing with their employees; he offered new hires up to $ 4,000 to quit in order to weed out those who wouldn't give the kind of service Zappos required.

Having the skill to be able to identify this activity only strengthens a leader's perspective, not to mention helping them to individually coach employees needing help, or ultimately weeding out those silently dissenting employees.

By evaluating issues like that you can weed out what is really profitable and what isn't.

I know this because whatever machine learning they use to stop online harassment is more like an email filter to weed out some political fluff from your inbox or kill spam.

Bad ideas can sneak up on us at any time, and this process will help you quickly discover the duds and weed them out.