Sentences with phrase «worry about readers»

As I wring my hands and worry about readers, I am grateful that Realtors across the country continue to read REM with loyalty and enthusiasm.

If this is the scenario, then you don't have to worry about readers / purchasers buying more from you.

And no worries about us readers being bored because: a.we are not, b. from my understanding, the meaningh of this challenge is to pull together as many outfits as possible using the same basics, to show creativity, reduce waste, contain shopping spree, etc....

However, IMO if the reader hates the book for «stuff» that exists only in the reader's mind and wasn't «part of what the author intended», then there's not much the author can do to change the reader's mind and the author shouldn't worry about that reader's opinion.

Yes, one - page resumes are optimal as there's no need to worry about the reader getting bored or losing the second page (however two - pages can also be acceptable in certain situations).

Not exact matches

Eric Reguly at the Globe and Mail told his readers that they needn't worry about the U.S. duties ruining Bombardier.

Worried about lawyers sharing passwords, BLAW required them to use a fingerprint reader, just like terminal customers.

Carter offers advice in this vein, reminding readers that while it's always smart to listen to your gut when you feel real fear, hesitating and waffling is generally a sign that's it time to embrace whatever you're worried about.

In any case, as long as you're providing genuine value to your readers and publishers through high - quality content and relationship building, you'll never have to worry about a penalty.

Were a reader of Plato's dialogues to become overly concerned with Plato the man» worrying about the details of his financial situation or hypothesizing about possible sexual lapses» it would become impossible to engage the dialogues in a serious way.

I've honestly had readers tell me that they'd love to read my book, but worry about what their friends or family might think when they see them reading a book about doubt.

So after worrying for three months about losing my precious Google Reader, the switch to Feedly was that easy, even for the technologically challengd like me.

Morrison needn't have worried about the reactions of his Disciples readers and financial backers — whose opinion concerned him profoundly since the journal still operated tenuously, almost from issue to issue.

Intrepid readers of SHS will recall that I wrote about a study — based on interviews with family members — showing that some patients received lethal prescriptions before experiencing serious symptoms — out of worry about future potential pain or loss of dignity.

One less reader has to worry about that.

He wrote to Spalatin that the printers were «sordid money grubbers»; all they thought of was — «it is enough that I get my money, let the readers worry about what and how they will read it... anyhow please take care that those MSS.

Most Inspiring: «25,000 reasons not to worry about a down - syndrome screening test» by Noah's Dad [I only recently found this blog and it makes me smile each time it pops up on my Google Reader.]

Worrying about how I'm not making any money from my blog and still doing all the work in creating recipes and writing blog posts that connect with readers was sucking the soul out of me.

I write about so many different things, always circling back around the food, and sometimes worry that it's not a clear enough «fit» for readers.

So tell me Dear Reader, if you're a blogger, do you worry about being sued or having your copyright violated?

site to get quick lens these will not rank well with major search egnines and you could get in trouble for it, write your own original content and don't worry about writing loads of lenses at once as readers will see that you haven't put work into them

Readers were understandably worried about a Congressional bill that would have repealed all school meal nutrition standards, but — just like the last three times Congressman Steve King (R - IA) introduced such a bill — it had no effect.

Regular readers needn't you worry your pretty little heads about Epolitics.com, though, since NMS is all in favor of employees having public intellectual and creative lives, and they actively encourage blogging, Twittering, Facebooking, et al..

And when I asked Bill about it, he said that the Politico folks weren't too worried about the traffic ratio, since they're still a relatively new site and were also taking steps to provide enticements to keep readers on the site longer and more often.

Are you worried about the conflicting positions of the tribunals on the use of the card reader and what it portends for the future?

Many readers who are alien to your writings will feel worried about your diction but it didn't come to me as a surprise at all.

Their readers just want a sound bite, along the lines of «can we stop worrying about it» or «should we worry about it more than we did?».

Second, I address a reader who worries that I'm not worried enough about exclusive muscle meat consumption.

I don't worry about writing well, persuading readers with my writing, entertaining, or whatever purpose you want to achieve with writing.

What I tell my readers is this: I wouldn't be too worried about moving to personal email accounts.

At our physician dating site, you wouldn't have to worry about anything as we have everything in place for readers.

Newark, Delaware About Blog Chef Savvy takes the worry out of cooking and helps reader's conquer their cooking fears.

It may sound surprising but many of the reviewing sites you will find on the internet these days are paid by dating companies to write positive reviews about them, and reading their reviews could grossly mislead you into joining the dating website you will not like but you need not worry about this when it comes to our site, as we adhere to no practices that will misinform our readers.

While our readers are already talking about Deadpool 2 in the comments section of our Deadpool 2 review, this is the place where you can discuss spoilers, mid - and post-credits scenes, and plot twists / reveals without worrying about ruining 20th Century Fox's Merc with a Mouth sequel for those who haven't see it yet.

But she then attempts to persuade readers not to worry about public sector pensions and instead focus on the retirement savings problems in the private sector.

By Stefan Johansson In a previous issue of Phi Delta Kappan, Yong Zhao (2012) urged readers to stop worrying so much about the relatively poor performance of American students on measures such as the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which compares the mathematics, science, and reading achievement of 15 - year - olds from dozens of countries (OECD, -LSB-...]

I tend to go with the more traditional approach because it is what readers expect and the pricing differential of 20 or so pages isn't enough to worry about.)

Less worrying about ourselves, less focus on the bookstore as our customer, and more about bringing writers and readers together.

I wouldn't worry too much about it and just hope that the winner is a real reader with a lot of friends who will push your book and become a mega fan!

Let's look at it this way, I paid to read a book, my way I can, without worrying about publishers going bust, or cocking up, or readers going out of date.

Don't you worry about Netronix they update 13.3 ″ reader soon.

You can simple copy e-books files to reader without any external software (I prefer Calibre to do that, it convert any format to more recommended kepub but it isn't required)-- e.g. in Poland most online bookshops doesn't used DRM protection (only watermark) so you not need to worry about.

I did have some technical worries about having such a young narrator: I knew the prospect of being stuck in a little kid's head might turn some readers off.

And while Stan Lee the character worries about being able to create more comics, the real - life Stan Lee says that's not a problem: «'' It's like working on a puzzle — you've got the elements, now you have to figure out what's missing, what's the one thing that is unexpected and will be exciting to the reader.»

From a beginning writer worried about only grammar to a top professional controlling reader's minds with every word.

More importantly, beta readers who don't love our genre can tell us what we don't need to worry about:

You don't need to worry about migrating to another service just to inform your existing readers about what's new.

Kindle Paperwhite comes with new hand - tuned fonts tailored to the high resolution Paperwhite display, an all - new user interface, the new Time to Read feature that helps readers know the amount of time it will take them to finish a chapter or book, X-Ray to explore the «Bones of a Book,» plus all the features customers love about reading on Kindle, including Whispersync, worry - free cloud storage, massive selection of millions of books including over 200,000 exclusive books, and the lowest prices.

Thus it is plenty and I guess you won't have to worry about that if you are just a e-book reader but if you download too many songs and movies then you may use up whole of the space up very quickly.

But instead readers had to sit with it for months, worrying about the characters between installments, thinking and wondering as they went about their lives.