Sentences with phrase «where people become»

See... this is where people become disingenuous with this.

I seem to work in one of the only fields around where people become hesitant to buy good investments on sale.

When eReaders are sold to people who are occasional readers (as impulse gadget purchases), I think there may be rare cases where some people become voracious readers and voracious eBook buyers.

It happens if somebody has just suffered from a heartbreak, break up of a relationship, the death or loss of a spouse, or a divorce, where people become more vulnerable.

Hypnosis is often defined as an altered state of consciousness where people become more suggestible.

As there are cases around the world where people become terribly ill, or suffer long - lasting health complications from drinking poor quality water, getting a filter should be a must - have for a mom.

And such constant reminders also lead to the other extreme, where people become addicted to attending church.

Dating those who are just out of a divorce can create the effect where the person becomes more attached than they actually are because they just got out of a relationship.

Typically in a circumstance where a person becomes a quadriplegic through the negligence of another, it is due to a significant trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or other such type of injury.

Such entitlement continues where the person becomes unemployed and is in receipt of Irish Jobseeker's Benefit or incapable of work & in reciept of Illness Benefit.

(8) states that where a person became a self - employed contributor on 6th April 1988, and had a previous date of entry, then the most favourable of the two dates shall be regarded as the date of entry

(Where a person becomes the path to ground for electricity.)

Not exact matches

Everyone has their own rubric for where a «good» credit score becomes an «excellent» one, but here are the general boundaries that most people follow:

He didn't know then that he would become a businessman and job - creator, but, he says, «I knew in my heart that if I was ever in a position where I could make a difference, I wouldn't leave people behind.»

At TerraCycle, where the gong rings up to eight times a week, people have become totally comfortable with self - promotion — at times, too comfortable.

Live events will also increasingly become important; they're places where fans can gather in person, as if huddling around a campfire to tell stories.

And so, as people become more and more inundated where is that saturation level going to hit and how do we break through and engage in a very cluttered marketplace.

To become a destination for innovative professionals, take a cue from some of the tech industry greats: Google, Apple and Facebook know the key to attracting the best people is creating a space where creativity is rewarded, collaboration is encouraged and mistakes are seen as learning opportunities rather than failures.

Then I started to think of it in terms of probability, which is when that poker craze happened — at least in Canada — where poker became a thing and people were talking about odds and stuff.

«But in an economy that revolves around mobility and flexibility, a house that can't be sold becomes an economic trap,» preventing people from moving to where the jobs are.

So as the idea developed, about 6 months after doing this kind of exploration where we'd meet continually with a whole bunch of different people, industry thinkers and stuff, it became clear that we could actually start a company around this and we could build the world's first social magazine.

Before «The Hunger Games» novels became a YA phenomenon, there was this Japanese movie that looks at a future where young school kids are ordered to take part in a killing tournament that ends when one person is left alive.

But we are getting to the point where that person is not just possible — he or she is becoming probable.

In the future as these capabilities become more sophisticated, home security systems may send an alert in situations where, for example, a person comes to your door and does something suspicious, like peer in a window, or a car drives slowly up and down the street several times.

«Closed social networking services where messages are shared among a small group of people will become more popular.»

But it is the only system where ideas once scribbled on a cocktail napkin can become multibillion - dollar enterprises, and make a lot of people rich along the way.

«I do think we are in an era where people come to expect, or become comfortable with, hosts of late - night shows having a strong point of view,» says Meyers, former anchor of Saturday Night Live's «Weekend Update.»

In response to a question about marketers using Adobe products to reach users on Snapchat, Shantanu did not address that platform specifically, but said, «Video is certainly becoming the biggest category of where people want to spend their money.»

There were committees that scrutinized everything, from whether the windows would open, to where the white boards would go, to the type of furniture involved, including the option of getting standing desks... I became very interested in how all of this would impact how people interact with one another at work.

But it can change the mood - or your sense of guilt - if the goal is to actually help this person find the kind of job and organization where they will truly become engaged and successful over the long haul.

«I like this notion of all of us becoming experience ambassadors and instead of having a hierarchy where somebody at the top dictates what's going to happen for the entire customer experience, we have people iterating constantly on the portion of the customer experience that they're responsible for and I think that's a huge culture shift,» said Drake.

Known as experiential marketing, this technique is taking off in an Internet - driven world where in - person experiences are becoming more rare but higher in demand.

, this technique is taking off in an Internet - driven world where in - person experiences are becoming more rare but higher in demand.

«Businesses are diversifying from traditional corporate models, and spontaneity is becoming more valued,» says Estelle Tang, a culture editor at Elle, where (no surprise) people tend to notice one another's clothes.

The New Yorker's «How People Learn to Become Resilient» describes many cases where people, often children, faced and overcame advePeople Learn to Become Resilient» describes many cases where people, often children, faced and overcame advepeople, often children, faced and overcame adversity.

«In a world that's becoming more and more mobile the appeal and importance of location information, maps, and satellite images increase pretty significantly, because suddenly people now want to regularly know where they are, where they're going, what's nearby.»

A popular narrative lately is that people are becoming unhappier because we're all narcissistic and grew up being told that we're special unique snowflakes who are going to change the world and we have Facebook constantly telling us how amazing everyone else's lives are, but not our own, so we feel all like crap and wonder where it all went wrong.

The Ritz - Carlton, where Johnson and some of the most senior executives stayed, became an unofficial club and meeting spot for the people at the top.

Over time, we have became the leading place where people feel comfortable sharing their opinions and finding the best place to plan their trips.

Indeed, entrepreneurial learning — where people teach themselves — is going to become a reality for many individuals, both in the developed and developing worlds.

«We see Airbnb as mainly lower - priced leisure travel, where people make trips they otherwise wouldn't make because it's suddenly become so affordable,» he says.

And the more people they follow, the worse this becomes, to the point where their Twitter - feed is just one giant cacophony.

Either people change at the point where they start to feel the pain acutely; or, some organizations evolve to the point where change becomes part of their DNA.

Coma When people consume too much caffeine, they can go into what is known as caffeine intoxication, where they become confused and disoriented.

Social media has become the place where many people sound off their opinions, so pay close attention to what your target audience is saying.

«As I was interviewing for this role, it became very clear that Uber is taking their cultural transformation seriously and truly wants to create a culture where every single person feels proud and heard,» Lee said in a statement to TechCrunch.

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You have to become rock solid in knowing that when other people judge you or where you've been, it's really not about you.

In a world where everything has become digital, in - person connections can be extremely powerful.

Tatiana chose to use the model of the «Artist Coin» due to the fact that she says it offers «unique ways for people to become part of the creative process where as the fan base grows, the more valuable the tokens become.»