Sentences with phrase «who knows the points»

Three goals in each of their last two games has propelled Wolves up the table, out of the relegation places before Sunday's fixtures burst into life, and with the team scoring goals a plenty — Steven Fletcher especially — I'm willing to take my chances on the hosts, who know a point may not be enough whereas for Blackburn a draw should suffice.

Not exact matches

It might sound rare or unlikely, but as Hello Giggles pointed out, «it's pretty likely that you know someone who fits the description» of an empath, which means that it's worth understanding how to tell as well as the good and the bad of dating an empath.

Even players who are no longer into videogames can reminisce about playing Madden at some point in their life.

The boiling point was due sooner or later, Diebert says, because eventually some insiders — such as the NSA's William Binney, who last year spilled the beans on Stellar Wind, and PRISM's Edward Snowden — would find that they could no longer stomach what they were doing.

«At this point I don't know who they think I am in the thread, who they think they've been texting, but I don't want that guy to look bad,» said Chalifoux.

West points out that while it helped to know that both her agent and publisher are from large, well - known firms, she maintains that if business owners mean what they say, say what they mean and are who they say they are, they can't go wrong striking a deal online.

At some point (possibly immediately preceding a history test covering a long list of boring names and dates from the past) someone probably told you that «those who don't know the past are doomed to repeat it».

It's not enough to know who I am and what I'm interested in — although that's a decent starting point.

Interviewers can see right through rehearsed answers and the point of the interview is that they want to know who you are.

Virtual office space is no longer just for cool tech professionals — it's for many American employees who work for companies that don't see the point in footing the bill for rent when their workers can just as easily work from home.

He or she is merely acting like a know - it - all, someone who only points out faults.

Just watched a very insecure Oprah Winfrey, who at one point I knew very well, interview a panel of people on 60 Minutes.

«So we use the topic to always make sure that customers know who their main point of contact is within a channel.»

«Within a Slack channel you may have ten or fifteen people in there, but it's hard to know exactly who that main point of contact is,» he says.

Although Tyson, who was Yancopoulos» friend and classmate at the Bronx High School of Science, was quick to point out that he was not a winner or semifinalist in the competition (in fact he didn't even enter), knowing other students who were was a point of pride for him.

The billionaire investor also pointed to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos as the «classic example» of someone who knows how to delight his customers.

Says Diamond, «The high point of my career is getting thank - yous from the littlest shelters, the ones that can't do anything to help me, but I know I have helped people who truly are doing what they can for animals.»

«The ability of anyone to know what you've been browsing about for years, who your contacts are, who their contacts are, things you like and dislike and every intimate detail of your life — from my own point of view it shouldn't exist,» Apple's CEO said, according to Bloomberg.

However, not everyone else shares this point of view, so knowing who to joke with and when is important if you don't want to be the social hand grenade in the room.

Moore acknowledged the concern but overruled him; what Moore couldn't explain was that as one of the people who had devised the exercise, he knew that the landing party wouldn't be discovered at that point.

No one who knew the Mendiburus back at High Point Regional High School, in Wantage, N.J., is laughing now.

The point is that Zuckerberg is no different from media baron Rupert Murdoch, who uses the Wall Street Journal and his tabloid papers to berate liberals, or the Sulzberger clan who control the New York Times (NYT) and staunchly support Democrats.

Cable news, no matter what channel you're watching, has devolved into putting multiple people onscreen while they see who can talk the loudest and longest without ever recognizing that the person on the other side of the split screen may have a point.

Compliance - team members who know where to look for critical points can complete their work faster, too — keeping you ahead of pressing deadlines.

J.P. Morgan's provision for compensating employees who leave to serve in government — a practice so common on Wall Street that it has become known as the proverbial «revolving door» — has become a point of contention in recent years, not only at the bank but for the industry as a whole.

Last are those who get wrapped up in the wishes, hopes, dreams, and «making people happy» mindset, and eventually they find themselves having invested so much time at Disney, that at some point, they no longer have the desire to leave.

At this point, Senator Ted Cruz entered the fray and responded to Hamill on Twitter, saying, «Luke, I know Hollywood can be confusing, but it was Vader who supported govt power over everything said & done on the Internet.

While your recent social networks are only connecting you with «safe» places and people you already have a connection with, it's important to know there are others out there who can use your point of view and expertise.

Once you know who your ideal customer is and what their pain points are, you can literally crank out powerful headlines and content types that will challenge them to take action.

Worse, they were run by executives who were still viewed as know - it - all baseball outsiders — like the G.M., former management consultant Jeff Luhnow, and the so - called Director of Decision Sciences, the former NASA engineer Sig Mejdal — even though the men had at that point worked within the game for a decade.

The homebuyer, who's spent $ 430,000 (your number — yes I know you left some stuff out but the point is the same), now owns an asset worth $ 589,000, which he can sell if he desires (he's not stuck with it if he wants out).

When people who know I love surfing ask how to get started, I just point them to Kohner's wonderful photos.

Chen is known to be a straight shooter who does not have patience for finger - pointing or complaining about something without suggesting what he feels is a legitimate proposal for fixing it.

If someone already knows who you are and what you have to offer (i.e. you're retargeting previous website visitors or past customers with custom audiences), your ads can grab their attention at a more cost - effective price point (per impression or click).

(Clearly his publisher knew that there was no point in trying to sell Comey's book to conservative audiences, and that the priority was to market it to women, who are known to read more books.)

Just this weekend, he echoed that statement, with a more direct jab at Facebook, following the Cambridge Analytica revelations, telling the audience at a conference in China, «The ability of anyone to know what you've been browsing about for years, who your contacts are, who their contacts are, things you like and dislike and every intimate detail of your life — from my own point of view it shouldn't exist.»

We all know that the starting point to understanding who your customers are is by defining them, and creating buyer personas is one of the best ways to do this.

On the prospect of recession, I'm reasonably well - known as one of the only economists who correctly warned in real - time of oncoming recessions in October 2000 and again in November 2007 — both points where the consensus of economic forecasters indicated no expectation of oncoming trouble at all.

The point isn't to pick on Williams or anyone else who's clearly trying to figure out what's going on, or more precisely, what's changed in the basic macro-economic relationships such that prior guideposts are no longer reliable.

And unlike McDonald's, whose American roots are a selling point around the world, there are almost no Canadian companies who have done well internationally by trading on their association with the Maple Leaf — with the sole exception of parka - maker Canada Goose, presumably because Canadians are thought to know something about surviving bone - chilling winter weather.

Creative services is another hallmark The Marketing Machine is known for, according to Spinak, who pointed to clients like CenterEdge Software being run by smart, technology - oriented individuals who may not have the creative chops of someone who lives and breathes graphic design and branding for a living.

At this point, the blame no longer rests only with the shooter, but also with those who are complicit in enabling them the tools that cause unmeasurable anguish and trauma.

«At this point, I don't even know if the adults in power who are funded by the NRA, I don't think we need them anymore, because they are going to be gone by the midterm election,» Gonzalez said on «Face the Nation» on CBS.

All I knew at that point was that I was out of work and had a lot of friends who told me they were making three to five thousand dollars a week and I wanted to get into the business.

At this point, it's unclear whether the FBI did in fact know who specifically was funding Steele's work, or that it was the Democratic National Committee and the Hillary Clinton campaign.

Getting to know the competition is a good starting point for figuring out who your potential customers are.

B2BX is the result of the work of a team of people who believe and know what business needs at this point of time.

The reference to elections is an interesting point, I do believe this is in reference to blockchain based voting systems, perhaps this is a subtle reference to the recent scandal with regards to Russian intervention within the Donald Trump campaign etc, who knows?

Last month I shared with you that we now know who might have been responsible for the action — and many others that preceded it — and pointed out that the accused party's penalty of $ 200,000 was grossly inadequate.

One who still denies evolution at this point is making it clear that once they've decided something is true, they will insist upon it no matter how thoroughly it is disproven.