Sentences with phrase «what if people»

Next up; what if the people you want to share with aren't an email away, but live on your same WiFi network instead?

This begs the question, what if these people not who they say they are?

This presents a Prisoners» Dilemma • Gains from investing in firm > gains from investing in self...... If and only if...... All my partners are equally committed to the firm • But what if people are tempted to «grab and leave»?

But what if people don't have a choice?

What if the people who live there are not interested in turning their land into farms for the world's energy markets?

Recalling the Polaroid snapshot taken beneath the artist's kitchen table, the concept for this large - scale furniture emerged when Therrien was struck by the fascinating perspective and vantage of a view not usually seen, wondering, «What if people could walk into an environment like that?»

What if people start giving bad ratings on Fiverrr because they expect a fully developed piece?

Or what if the people that own these houses weren't allowed to rent them out without a massive penalty?

What if people, for some reason, decided they didn't want the jig to be up, to let Frog Fractions 2 into the world?

What if people hate it, or worse — don't care to review it at all?

What if people had rejected Netflix and stuck with Blockbuster?

What if people who can't afford medicine should just die?

And what if people don't have or want those systems?

And reframe those fears into empowered thoughts such as: what if people like it?

The founders of Loanable were inspired by this very problem: what if people could save thousands of dollars on student loan interest rates by borrowing from friends and family instead of big banks?

He refers to Shank's story from MediaShift, as well, and brings up a very interesting idea — what if people were willing to pay more for books they could resell?

Nonetheless, look at this specific, what if people added in a little bit content?

What if people are willing to overlook screen size and resolution as long as they can have their texts with them?

We all have our theories about why things work out the way they do, but Israeli author Blum's debut poses an intriguing alternative: What if people employed by a supernatural organization were in charge of orchestrating so - called coincidences?

No... I was saying it is going to evolve and so what if people learn as they go.

What if people actually exist on the planet that don't want to lug around a 9.7 ″ screen?

What if those people are right, and I really would be doing better if I'd self - published all of my stuff instead of going through a traditional publisher?

What if people are reading fewer ebooks because the user experience of ebook reading isn't great?

Worse yet, what if the people who do buy it don't like it?

But what if people buy that self - published book and really like it?

The title of his post was, «The Purpose Problem: What if People Run Out of Things to Do?»

What if people were aware of what their friends know, and could learn it from them?»

Here's a paraphrasing of what he said: «I'm not sure about the quiz up front - what if people get the same scores?

Here is an interesting concept — what if people don't age until they hit year 25 and then lose or gain time off of their lives depending on the goods they consume and the jobs they work?

Or maybe the joke is: What if some people took ping - pong so seriously that it was a matter of life and death to them?

-- in this case, What If people could grow clones of themselves as organ farms or baby machines, and keep the childlike clones hidden away from the rest of the world in a pretend city?

But what if people took to heart the most basic advice offered in every kind of relationship — be yourself.

I get these feelings like «what if I'm not good enough» or «what if people don't like my style» and «well I don't really have that many followers or 100k page visits a month so this isn't even worth it.»

All of those «what if people stare?»

So what if these people on these studies, fed once a day and complaining about hunger and higher cholesterol, were fed with a high carbohydrate meal?

What if the people that were on statin drugs were predisposed to diabetes based on the same factors that caused them to take the statin drugs in the first place?

What if people do intermittent fasting and exercise periodically and they are very healthy, is the pharmaceutical industry going to make any money on healthy people?»

So, what if people already eat a mostly whole foods, plant based diet, but use olive oil, or coconut oil in cooking, or use coconut butter or oil in preparing raw vegan desserts?

What if the people who can afford me don't believe that I'm worth what I charge?

And also, what if people are doing these things they're not getting better?

«What if people are reporting improvements in health and reductions in pain just because of meditation's reputation as a health - promoting practice?»

But what if these people are missing the point?

But what if people could actually leverage their friends to help moderate their accounts and shield them from abusive messages?

In fact, what if people want to live in such association?

It's one thing to talk about the «Arab Spring» and democracy, but what if the people vote in the «wrong guy», as happened with Hamas in Palestine?

But what if people can not fully monitor what politicians do (and not do)?

What if people pop in to visit and didn't expect to see your entire front side while baby learns to latch on?

You shouldn't do that in public, should you — what if people see?

ABBY THEURING: Yeah it was really scary because you don't know what the reaction is going to be and still now when there's you know there's such positive reactions it is still nerve racking like okay what if people going but you know there is so much taboo and so much misinformation surrounding the topic it's like you don't know what people are going to say.

What if people who were having trouble could just text for help and she could come right over?