Sentences with phrase «what writing»

Amnuculi, I agree with you: — RRB - I was just commenting about what the writing looked like.

The semester has gotten really busy, and I've owed other people what writing I could manage in my spare time.

No matter what writing evel you're at, there is always room for improvement, and this course can help make your writing sharper and more engaging.

I worried about whether anyone would like what I wrote under my name.

Don't forget, when dashing off an email, that a person you have a business relationship with will judge you by what you write.

The Essential Drucker: He's equally enthusiastic about this one, saying «absolutely love Drucker — much of what he wrote 50 years ago is more relevant than anything you read today.»

What I write next will create push - back from most of you, but in a few may generate curiosity to try something comparable.

If you want people to read and understand what you write, yes.

Think about what you wrote and why, and make a brief plan — in only 30 seconds — to act on one of the items on your list.

«We ended up not reading most of what she wrote, and we'd miss a question or sign that she needed help with something.»

Some people feel that what you speak doesn't matter; it's only what you write down that matters, and so I realized a big value there.

When you know other people are going to read what you write, you are under pressure to produce a quality book.

And then you can tap that push notification and walk them through what you wrote.

Make sure the pen is on, or what you write won't sync.

Also, you will have to use the smart pen if you want what you write to sync to your digital accounts (though if you don't have it with you, you technically can go back and write over the scribbles with your smart pen to work around that).

We enjoy the process of writing something special about each person and our team members love reading what we wrote about everyone.

Then decide how what you write will be different while still fitting into the overall theme of the section and the site.

There is a 500 - character limit for descriptions, so be deliberate in what you write — and follow these guidelines for making your descriptions count:

Her letter demonstrated some passion; there's energy in what she wrote.

If your goal is important, always start early enough that you can let what you write sit for at least a few hours before you give it a final edit.

Social media has put startup success in the hands of consumers — what they share, what they write about your company and the reviews they give you.

I may have ugly handwriting, but at least what I write is pretty.

I'm simply reading what she wrote about what the nomination of Jeff Sessions to be a federal court judge meant and what it would mean in history for her.»

«That's exactly what we wrote in the book, it's 100 % factual.

It certainly sounds like Bosworth believed what he wrote at the time.

Bosworth claims that he never believed what he wrote in the memo in the first place.

(For why that's a business - ethics issue, see what I wrote about Eliot Spitzer.)

If you do it right and people like what you write, this can help establish you as an industry expert as well.

When you say the words out loud and hear what you wrote down, it can give you additional ideas about where you can improve and which parts are strongest.

Now, in the right hand column write «extra-ordinary» and think of the (yup, you guessed it) opposite of what you wrote in the left column.

Of 495 comments online, only 2 mentioned Moynihan and disputed the characterization of what he wrote.

Here is what we wrote back in 2015 and have updated for today's marketplace:

And review that mission statement every six months to make sure you still believe what you wrote.

But you're original article appears to say that if you (not the government; «you» is what you wrote) choose to have one spouse stay at home then somehow that makes you a «proponent» of the government's approach to taxation and «you believe» women are worth less.

Here's what he writes:

You have great articles here which are related to what I write about.

This is what I wrote about in the Financial Times yesterday: the U.S. refusal to cooperate with other countries, above all its double standard insisting that other countries must turn their foreign - exchange surpluses over to the U.S. Treasury to promote U.S. financial markets at their expense — and the demand that any country running a trade surplus with America spend the money on U.S. arms — is so abhorrent that other countries are proceeding to create an alternative global financial system of settling trade and balance - of - payments transactions without the United States.

I'll repeat what I wrote during the 2000 - 2002 bear market: at meaningful market lows, «the tenor of news reports has always been something to the effect that «conditions are bad, expected to get worse, and there is no end in sight.»

He dissects what you write and he gives you exactly what you need to improve upon your copy.

Here is what I wrote: «We shouldn't assume that if the US makes Chinese investment in US companies more difficult, this will reduce Chinese capital flows to the US.

What I write about in this post is the most important thing I learned in my journey to financial independence.

Get what I write in your inbox each morning by subscribing to my daily - ish newsletter.

Most analysts were already aware of the impact of provincial bond swaps on TSF and duly adjusted their data; but this suggests a wider problem, which is what I wrote about in my first contribution to the listserv discussion.

I do not care one iota if you like what I write or say about your irrational beliefs.

Writing content that readers will love isn't only about what you write, but how you write it.

I was afraid of what I wrote -LSB-...]

I come to these conversations based on what I read from the author and only contribute my own voice to counter what I feel is a diatribe of irrational and fantasy charmed people with letters after their names who have no idea of what they write about.

That's also so true what you wrote about many dirty jobs being quite lucrative and out of the box.

One thing that's struck me is how little most applicants know about what to expect in a job offer, and in many cases, what the written offer they've received actually means.

They say the United States is in a lot of debt — $ 21 trillion worth of debt is what they write in the papers...