Sentences with word «words»

In other words, people aren't going to search for things in which they're not first interested.

In other words: customers are willing to shift their usage patterns if they feel their privacy is at stake.

As much as I enjoy writing and coaching, if no one feels inspired to action through my words, then it feels like my work is in vain — «What's the point?»

In the letter, Obama explained that he was moved by Copeny's words and that he hoped to meet her on his upcoming trip to Flint.

In other words, this session could provide great inspiration to finally begin making that DIY project you've always dreamed of.

In other words, don't be afraid of adding a little whimsy to your messaging, but be genuine about it.

You know that saying about a picture being worth 1,000 words?

Breaking the figures down further, the EIA estimates that «space cooling» — in other words, air conditioning — was the single biggest use of electricity in the U.S. residential sector.

In other words, if the company notices a shift in local consumer tastes, it can fire off a batch of new garb from a nearby factory and get product on shelves many months faster than the old way — a supply chain triumph given that Levi works two years in advance and uses more than 1,000 different finishes in a season, which lasts six months.

Both devices are listening all the time for the wake words — «Hey Alexa,» or «Okay Google / Hey Google» — that trigger actions.

Bias against women taking a tough line in negotiations is real and widespread, in other words, and it makes life tricky for women who want to get what they're worth.

But along the way, seemingly harmless words or phrases may scare off the diverse candidates you want.

Here is Gates's summary of this entertaining book: «The brain behind XKCD explains various subjects — from how smartphones work to what the U.S. Constitution says — using only the 1,000 most common words in the English language and blueprint - style diagrams.»

«If an ad on any social media platform contains words of express advocacy, those ads would fall under the FEC's regulations, including its disclosure requirements and foreign national expenditure ban,» says McCurry.

It is this general advice that I was able to remember when dealing with large new prospective clients and the same words ring true when maintaining older ones.

As the lovely James from Men with Pens and Damn Fine Words recently suggested I try, sit down with a pen and write out some «I Believe» statements on just why you started your journey online in the first place.

In other words, you'll be able to click on your friend Sarah's profile and see that she's a 32 - year - old mom, lives in Chicago and considers herself an amateur photographer.

In Berit's words «Hire really understands how the recruitment process is run and helps them run it more efficiently.»

From packaging and labeling, to flyers, brochures, online banner ads, landing pages, local email campaigns and even social media posts, you need words and even slang that appeal to local sensibilities, norms and tastes.

Hartford Funds, an asset management firm, notes that many millennials «are investing like 75 - year - olds» — in other words, very conservatively.

In other words, stop reading the news for free just because you can and support something that gives you great value.

Like, in other words, the payload - to - orbit of the vehicle.

In other words, their foreign profits will probably dwindle more than their U.S. earnings increase.

In other words, you can modify data from your computer or from a different mobile device.

When Newell started at Syncrude in 1986, the atmosphere, in his words, was «panicville.»

Alternately, confirmation emails without the words «thank you» receive 35 percent fewer clicks.

To say The Circle lacks subtlety, in other words, is an understatement.

TD Bank Group, which embraces TD's operations in the U.S. and Canada, noticed that their 86,000 users weren't exactly leaping at the chance to engage with its corporate intranet; the words «intranet» and «excitement» seldom have much to do with each other.

Words are great, but actions are greater.

In other words, I got passed over for promotions.

In other words, we know what's in it for Uber.

Another Pentagon official similarly had words for Russia, responding to Russian claims that Soviet - era Syrian defenses blocked 83 missiles from a US - led strike earlier this month.

In other words, they hypothesize that taller people are inherently more intelligent than shorter people.

Reid also noted that while she doesn't think she wrote the posts, she hired cybersecurity experts to see if someone manipulated her words or blog, but «the reality is they have not been able to prove it,» Reid said.

In other words, if your aim is to increase your grit (or help others increase theirs), the first step is finding your passion, your true belief, your love.

In other words, think about what types of conversations could happen naturally between two people in their living room.

When I walked into Hallmark and saw «Sweet Darts,» darts inscribed with the words «I'm Stuck On You,» I smiled.

In other words, NBC is clearly losing subscribers to something, and Comcast may be trading long - time subscribers for newer customers who are less valuable as a result of discounts, promotions etc..

The hearings showed many senators stumbling over their own words, asking irrelevant questions, and having Zuckerberg explain basic functions of his products.

In addition to playing games, browsing and sending e-mails, the children had picked up some 200 English words.

In other words, the fact that your sister crashed your car in tenth grade should never come up when discussing why you feel online marketing has been lagging.

Bottom line: There's more to your LinkedIn profile than a bunch of «strategic» words.

Text Expander can create shorthand versions of your most commonly used words and phrases.

Or in other words, rather than assume that walking while thinking splits your mental and physical resources, leaving less to devote to each, the scientists actually found «an increase in arousal or activation associated with physical activity... which then can be invested into the cognition,» according to the paper reporting the research.

In other words, cubicles - or other similar enclosures - don't always work.

In other words, it sounds like Netflix may use this half - baked excuse again if it disappoints next quarter.

Sometimes just one or two words, made bold and clearly visible is the perfect way to draw customers inside to seek further information.

Take it from these executives, who share their words about the daily habits that helped them get to the top and stay there.

In other words, you don't want to be a know - it - all; you want to be a learn - it - all.

It sounds counterintuitive, because repeating other people's words back to them makes it seem as if you're not paying attention to them.