Sentences with phrase «whatever company you feel»

Then, you'll get personalized quotes from multiple insurers for that level of coverage and you can pick the cheapest or whatever company you feel comfortable with.

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Whatever it is they need, and whatever company it is, we take care of them as instantaneously as we can — to make them feel secure, and make them feel «They really care about meWhatever it is they need, and whatever company it is, we take care of them as instantaneously as we can — to make them feel secure, and make them feel «They really care about mewhatever company it is, we take care of them as instantaneously as we can — to make them feel secure, and make them feel «They really care about me.»

Whatever you decide to do, go with whatever feels authentic for your company's Whatever you decide to do, go with whatever feels authentic for your company's whatever feels authentic for your company's culture.

This helps to make your contacts feel as if they are important to your company and you're there to help them with whatever it is they might need.

But no, just because the Tesla outrun your car at every traffic light you feel the urge to try to talk down the company in every way you can... products, finances, design whatever you can throw at them.

They bought the digital comics company Clickwheel a number of years ago, far in advance of the real blossoming of digital comics with the advent of the iPad (and whatever you feel the merits of Apple vs Android, the iPad was what really opened the doors to the tablet becoming a mass - medium digital comic reading device) and have been selling PDF / CBZ formats of 2000AD ever since.

Iwata wants Nintendo to be synonymous with so much, more stating that he «felt the need to take this occasion to say, «Nintendo is a company that can do whatever they want.»»

Most people simply use whatever cheap, generic one they were given by their Internet provider, while other people go out with the intention of buying something better and wind up feeling more than a little confused as they try to navigate the many numbers and strange words that PR companies so love to use.

That's bred a lot of distrust over the years because customers can feel like people and companies who are supposed to be looking out for them — providing a product that's meant to protect their families — are just trying to sell whatever will give the highest commission.

I've always been a little baffled by the intense brand loyalty some people feel for car companies, but I think this particular expression is far more unsettling than any «rather push a whatever than drive a whatever» hat.

I believe that I have the skills and experience to assist Wavelength Industries (refer here to whatever you feel is relevant in the company's activities or current news stories).