He detailed his methodology for nailing down successful growth investments.
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Try nailing down what's personally important before starting the interview process.
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We'd like, too, to start nailing down some good weeknight salads.
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Nailing down the details on the financing is a key obstacle.
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That's a small sample size, which makes nailing down model specifications tricky.
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The US economy is complex, so nailing down cause and effect isn't easy.
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Both add-on measures were part of nailing down sufficient votes for passage.
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But with the Xperia XZ3, it looks like Sony's finally nailing down the basics.
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The lab spent the next six months duplicating the results and nailing down measurements.
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But long after tickets had been sold, he was still nailing down a location.
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" Asked if she has any doubts about nailing down sufficient support, she replied simply, "No.
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But they might have trouble nailing down a realistic price for something novel or obscure.
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Movement was perhaps the key element in nailing down this convincing, and invisible, creature performance.
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Trump has never had a clear path to nailing down the nomination before the convention.
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Nailing down the logistics of the run while working full time wasn't easy, she said.
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Nailing down the host and production team this early gives the academy a running start.
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There could be hundreds of thousands of koalas, but nailing down a number has proved impossible.
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Anyone whose job involves nailing down facts knows just how slippery the little buggers can be.
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In lieu of nailing down wedding specifics, Fletcher and Rodgers are focusing on building their lives together.
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But nailing down exactly what the Google Assistant is capable of can be strangely difficult right now.
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What was rewarding, in seeing designers grapple with nailing down its meaning, was their often unexpected conclusions.
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Nailing down a time frame, he said, would help in rounding up support for the TPP agreement.
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Nailing down how we're shaped by it, he said, "is the most impossible problem in social science."
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Nailing down the story behind GW150914 "is challenging all our understanding," said Matteo Cantiello, an astrophysicist at KITP.
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The United States has since been occupied with other trade conflicts — namely nailing down a truce with China.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," said Zuckerberg.
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Even in firms that are aware of the issues, such as car companies, nailing down security can be hard.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," he said.
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Nailing down a precise number has been difficult for industry analysts who are trying to predict this weekend's windfall.
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IF THE CASE for impeaching President Donald Trump needed any further nailing down, it received it on October 29th.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said.
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The two teams leapfrogged each other, enlisting bigger and more sophisticated telescopes, and nailing down the characteristics of S2.
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By nailing down the absurdities of the past, Winkler allows us to see how the future becomes more open.
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He earned his third such save Saturday night, nailing down the Tigers' 6-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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After Rae piqued HBO's interest, she spent a hard three years nailing down the details of what would become Insecure.
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Besides nailing down locations in Mongolia, Mr Sheldrick's system is also proving useful in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro.
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If Bryan fails to "do bad to do good," then he'll lose his best chance of nailing down the case.
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Uploading images to stock sites like iStock and Stocksy can provide passive income while you focus on nailing down clients.
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He said that at one point, the two sides spent an hour nailing down the meaning of just one word.
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While the Prince was handling the Royal side of things, Markle was reportedly nailing down a voiceover deal with Disney.
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Cell phone records will help investigators in that respect, as well as with nailing down the shooter's motive, he said.
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It was enough to help Steven Matz jump to a 483-1 record, with Jeurys Familia nailing down his 14th save.
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Gaming technology firm Improbable has spent 2019 nailing down new gaming partnerships and acquisitions to show off its SpatialOS simulation software.
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Authorities knew Trick was somewhere in Raqqa, the de facto ISIS capital, though nailing down his exact location was a challenge.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China.
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News that they have their eyes set on a 2017 wedding — but that they're having a tough time nailing down a location.
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" When it comes to nailing down elements such as dates and locations and registry items, the actress admits she "hasn't tackled it.
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But that's more complicated than it sounds, and nailing down the specifics is going to take a long conversation — and some drama.
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I'm pretty much never shown any footage and it's usually just about nailing down a mood, tone or atmosphere in that case.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," he told the wire service.
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But the scattershot approach Trump employed this weekend after nailing down his party's biggest prize raises the question: What's up with Trump?
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Pompeo said that he wished they had "gotten a little bit further" in nailing down steps toward the ultimate goal of denuclearization.
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So make sure you focus at least as much on getting that decision right as you do on nailing down a career. 2.
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Even so, Republicans retain the upper hand and should prevail in most cases, perhaps nailing down posts in national security by this weekend.
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"I'm still in the infancy of learning all that," Cumberbatch told Entertainment Weekly in December about nailing down his character's gestures and nuances.
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In addition to nailing down the No. 1 spot, Atlanta had the dubious distinction of placing two other bottlenecks in the top 25.
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Nailing down exactly where a church such as Zoe stands on LGBTQ rights is difficult, which I believe is intentional on its part.
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The then-Expedia CEO managed to remain shrouded in mystery as the company's board of directors got closer to nailing down their pick.
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When it came nailing down the visuals, character designer Akira Yasuda was extremely particular about the rendering of Chun-Li's legs and stockings.
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As for the event itself, we're told several high-profile people will speak about Bryant -- but organizers are still nailing down the official list.
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Rumors indicate the folks behind the first Vision Fund are having a harder time than expected nailing down new money for a sophomore vehicle.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Reuters quotes Zuckerberg on the GDPR question.
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"I think he's interested in nailing down policies, producing real results that people can touch and see," Davis told The Hill in an interview.
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And the good news is that brands and designers are starting to listen, with one in particular really nailing down what cool brides want.
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More laborious for the Chancellor will be nailing down a willing coalition partner -- or even an unwilling coalition partner, if it comes to that.
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The LRDC did good work: Antoinette Sayeh, the finance minister at the time, says it was especially useful for nailing down a poverty-reduction strategy.
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In a world saturated with products, treatments, and information for people with acne, nailing down the right skin-care routine can feel overwhelming — and expensive.
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JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers have their eyes set on 2017 for their big day — but they're having a tough time nailing down a location!
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So we tried them all, in the name of nailing down the very best of Glossier, the just-okay, and what you're better off skipping.
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So unless you want to resurrect the same ol' witch costume you fall back on every other year, you better start nailing down your options.
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In hopes of nailing down a streamlined approach to iPhone photography, we tapped Lisbon-based visual artist and photographer José Lourenço to share his expertise.
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Because the material seized pertained to different -- and at times, competing -- political ideologies, authorities have had a hard time nailing down the gunman's clear ideology.
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A blog post by the company elaborated on the feature, boasting that it helps riders "skip the back and forth" of nailing down a meeting location.
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He replicated the formula for "Alien Boy" and again with "Hurt," nailing down a very specific vision that's designed to cater to people's eyes and ears.
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U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down text for the first phase of the trade deal for their presidents to sign next month.
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"They've done a pretty good job of nailing down maximizing profits and so they can move onto some of the other issues they're facing," he said.
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Because the material seized pertained to different -- and at times, competing -- political ideologies, authorities have had a hard time nailing down a clear ideology for Legan.
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Schumer has repeatedly expressed frustration about nailing down Trump's demands for an immigration deal that would protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Deeply suspicion of anything that smacks of self-importance, of making a blanket statement or pronouncement, he resists nailing down what the poet and poem are.
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Razer has invested significantly in nailing down great feeling key switches over the last couple of years, and it's finally starting to pay off in its laptops.
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AT&T is close to nailing down its deal to buy Time Warner, a massive content company that owns HBO, CNN and the "Harry Potter" film franchise.
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If you still need help nailing down a New Year's resolution, here's one to consider: upping your street style game to be as cool as Zayn Malik's.
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Yelping the location to get a sense of the vibe, choosing the outfit, digging out the good underwear (you never know), and then nailing down the makeup.
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Showing that these models were successful in nailing down the causes of historical megadroughts further strengthens the conviction that they're likely to recur thanks to climate change.
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If his theory is correct—which, to be clear, is that a ghost tainted his supplement—he might just have a hard time nailing down the proof.
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Meanwhile, Freedom Caucus lawmakers left a White House meeting with Trump on Thursday afternoon without nailing down a final deal to back the American Health Care Act.
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Deeply suspicious of anything that smacks of self-importance, of making a blanket statement or pronouncement, Clark Coolidge resists nailing down what the poet and poem are.
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Nunes told CNN he had been working on nailing down the surveillance information before Trump's unsubstantiated claim earlier this month that he was wiretapped by President Barack Obama.
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Now, Rocket Lab is trying to transition into commercial operations full time, but the company has been having some trouble nailing down the launch of It's Business Time.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said of which GDPR protections Facebook would not apply worldwide.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Nailing down global statistics on the issue is difficult because most instances of such violence go unreported, but one group of experts collected cases from more than 60 countries.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at NerdWallet.
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Now, I've proudly been wearing my natural hair for nine months and — while I'm still nailing down the routine that works best for me — I've never regretted my decision.
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You can up your chances of being prepared for whatever lies ahead by nailing down healthy routines now, said Liz Weston, a CFP and personal finance columnist at Nerdwallet.
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"Nailing down Dave is like—I want to say like Trump, but not really, 'cause you can nail down Trump on Twitter!" singer Mike Patton says with a laugh.
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It was Michael who courted investors and brought in the funding and played a crucial role in nailing down major acquisitions like that of self-driving trucking startup Otto.
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Why it matters: The State Department exists to ensure that the president arrives at summits like this with a strong hand, by nailing down favorable terms and negotiation strategy.
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But what with Lopez's big 50th birthday tour this summer and her upcoming movie Hustlers, it seems the two of them haven't exactly been nailing down the details yet.
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American and North Korean intelligence officials have spoken several times and have even met in a third country, with a focus on nailing down a location for the talks.
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Echoing arguments in favor of the TPP — which does not include China — Barfield said nailing down TiSA now would help set ground rules for when China also joined the accord.
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Nailing down the details A student advisory committee of teens from private, public, and home schools was created to make sure every detail of the event fit the teens' needs.
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While you might be thinking finally, nailing down the logistics for mobile ordering and payments for a fast-food franchise as huge as McDonald's isn't as easy as it sounds.
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Sprint and T-Mobile are nailing down the final details of a merger likely to be announced at the end of October, Bloomberg reports citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Breaking the code for context — nailing down the ineffable question of why one piece of content is acceptable but a slight variation breaks policy — remains the holy grail of moderation.
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"We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally be, in spirit, the whole thing," Zuckerberg said when asked which requirements of the new law would apply worldwide.
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Sorting out competing accusations and nailing down what has transpired, as usual, has been difficult amid the fractured and suppressed communication network typical of the DRC and other developing countries.
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In this stage, the CEO has to start actively communicating the vision and direction of the company, and meetings become the default method of nailing down time with busy employees.
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The search was initially made difficult by rough weather, but even as the choppy water has died down, authorities have made little progress nailing down the vessel's exact position, Reuters added.
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Before a director can yell "action," a producer is out there getting financing, nailing down a key crew member or actor, landing locations, and talking to the studio about production issues.
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But beyond the timing, Blippar also seemed to be building technology for the sake of building technology, without ever really nailing down a focused way for that technology to earn money.
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Friday's handshake agreement with the Council allows Mr. de Blasio to get on with the business of campaigning and debate preparation, without having to worry about nailing down further budget details.
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Whether you're dealing with a pack of Conjuring stans or an offbeat group of indie pushers, nailing down exactly what will (and what won't) satisfy any given audience can be tricky.
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At this point the two sides have been making progress nailing down text in memorandums of understanding in six areas: nontariff barriers, forced technology transfers, intellectual property, cybertheft, agriculture and currency.
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The paper wrote that Amazon is still "negotiating with government officials on incentives" and "nailing down the investment targets Amazon would have to meet to qualify for incentives" in Northern Virginia—i.e.
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In U.S.-China trade talks, negotiators were working on nailing down a phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were working on nailing down a Phase 252.82 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Obama wasn't exactly gunning for bank retribution, as his dismissal of the Swedish option showed, but he approved the order that night and tasked the Treasury Department with nailing down the details.
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" In fact, Banks told Business Insider, she saw all the companies she interviewed — including The New York Times and The Boston Beer Company — focus on "nailing down and understanding their core business.
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Bruce Headlam, a former editor for the late Times media columnist David Carr, told me that Mr. Carr twice came close to nailing down a story about abuses committed by Mr. Weinstein.
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If bold bushy brows dominated the '80s and thin, over-plucked arches defined the '90s, then beauty historians will certainly have a hard time nailing down the universal brow look of the 2000s.
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Because the use for a given piece of music varies from network to network and series to series, nailing down a particular song a writer has in mind isn't always easy — or cheap.
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The struggling Koji Uehara came on for the save in the ninth inning, allowing a two-out homer to Evan Longoria — his fourth hit of the game — before nailing down his third save.
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One of the items that the production had the hardest time nailing down were the lightsabers, until set decorator Roger Christian came across a box of camera flashes from the 2200s and '2300s.
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Investigators believe the Marco Polo fire broke out on the 26th floor of the building, Honolulu Fire Department spokesman David Jenkins said, adding that investigators hoped to begin nailing down the cause quickly.
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Not knowing what she didn&apost know also allowed her not to get stuck in the weeds worrying about nailing down her business plan or stressing about how hard starting a business is.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan voiced optimism about nailing down a budget caps agreement, saying that a short-term continuing resolution would allow time for the Appropriations Committee to write an omnibus spending bill.
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One major concern is nailing down an annual $100 billion that rich countries have promised to raise by 2020 to help poorer nations ramp up efforts to deal with climate change, Espinosa said.
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Sitting down in a very exposed position looking down on mid doors, Byali opened up on the incoming Ninjas in Pyjamas members, nailing down three kills in a single spray before being taken out.
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Nailing down the recipe and finding a factoryIt took a while for Hong and Cha to perfect their first recipe, which was inspired by paleo "nice-creams" that use frozen bananas instead of dairy.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said late on Wednesday that U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were working on nailing down the text of the Phase 1 deal for their presidents to sign next month.
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Nailing down just how much Beyond Meat is worth is one of the hottest topics on Wall Street following a nearly 257% surge in its stock since its initial public offering on May 20193.
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Aviation was not included in the global climate deal reached at a U.N. conference in Paris in December, and ICAO is tasked with nailing down a strategy to limit emissions after six years of talks.
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That means belting along to every song in tune (like this guy at the Rihanna concert), nailing down that sass (like this little girl), and memorizing the choreography to "Single Ladies" (like these Bey superfans).
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As such, paruresis is usually diagnosed when someone reports being able to pee just fine when alone at home, but not in public, nailing down the difficulty to social anxiety rather than a physical root.
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Even when senators agree that something should be allowed into these empty markets — that those people need a backup plan — the hard part is nailing down the specifics of what that plan ought to look like.
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While his generally conservative credentials can lead court watchers to conclude that he would take a more anti-abortion approach than Kennedy, liberal critics would have trouble nailing down examples of "open hostility" to Roe v.
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Despite the difficulty of nailing down the effects of low-skilled immigration on American families, public opinion on the topic — at least for a particular set of Americans — may reflect the "common sense" Mr. Miller described.
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Of course, finding the perfect setting for their nuptials was a high priority, so the couple took their time before nailing down just the right fit, eventually landing on La Mamounia, a stunning palatial hotel in Marrakech.
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There is a lot going on in Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis' new movie — which is why, over two years after filming Colossal, the actors are still having a tricky time nailing down exactly what it's about.
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Although the Amazon news may erase any hesitation that investors and lenders may have had about financing new projects in and around Amazon's locations, nailing down deals will be tough until more is known about the timeline.
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It is not clear what the deal might be, but it is a good bet that it has to do with nailing down hard commitments to legislation that enacts progressive demands for a host of economic initiatives.
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Nailing down how much money Planned Parenthood receives through Title X is difficult thanks to the program's diffuse grant structure, but about 41 percent of patients covered by the program are seen at Planned Parenthood–operated clinics.
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All of these tactics are intelligent primary campaign politics, and Trump, as always, is doing a good job at nailing down his core support (one post-tape poll showed the overwhelming majority of Republicans sticking with him).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday said on the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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But a quick vote won't serve the purpose of nailing down the facts about what happened; there are still major gaps and missing pieces that would take new witnesses or documents (and lengthy court battles) to fill.
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Instead of students doing what they can and hoping for the best, the elaborate scheme outlined by federal prosecutors involved nailing down spots at elite schools by cheating on standardized tests and funneling bribes to athletic coaches.
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Nailing down the principles of Brexit now would save it from having the argument later in office; Mr Corbyn, who has never shown much interest in the subject, would be free to focus on his revolution at home.
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"We spent last year nailing down the format for these fully interactive concerts and proved people love our experience; this year we're focused on how that content gets created and shared," CEO Adam Arrigo said in a release.
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" Then, when he and Trump go for a spin on a golf cart: "Here he was, on the verge of nailing down the Republican nomination for president, facing another grilling from the media and his increasingly desperate opponents.
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And, as for the order, a lot depends on nailing down Aaron's true mental state, which is a difficult proposition because Aaron shares only what he wants to publicly share so it's hard to paint a complete picture.
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"Elsa quite poetically describes it as 'nailing down the now' — I've never heard a better way of describing a photograph," Morris tells Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff on the latest episode of his podcast, I Think You're Interesting.
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Every time Forrest indulges a more scandalous review or finds his sanity slipping away in pursuit of nailing down a star rating, Daly finds a new way to make it hilarious, even if I'm watching him through my hands.
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Zlatan Krizan, a professor of psychology at Iowa State University who tells people at social events that he "studies assholes for a living," says nailing down a clear definition of the disorder is tricky because it occurs on a spectrum.
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The writing on the wall was revealed with midseason comments from Raiders owner Mark Davis, who responded to questions about the future structure of the front office by saying Gruden "isn't going anywhere" but not nailing down McKenzie's role or status.
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The National Inquirer seems to have devoted significant resources to nailing down the story ("I've never worked harder on a story in my life," an Inquirer reporter once said), but no one's ever turned up any firm evidence to support it.
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There's still a long way to go in the House, but GOP leaders are a lot closer to nailing down the votes after President Trump struck a deal with the Republican Study Committee on Friday morning to win their support.
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One of the toughest parts of travel is nailing down exactly how long to spend in each place and where to bounce between, so Google is trying to answer that with a mixture of editorially created and algorithmically generated guides.
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A man who'd built a second doghouse around an old PETA shelter and neglected to add doors, instead nailing down boards to trap his puppy into the cramped, shit-ridden ad hoc enclosure to keep it from wrestling with its brother.
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After nailing down a record deal for domestic television rights — it will be worth about 219 billion euros annually, or about $252 billion annually, beginning in 223 (comparable to Spain, Germany and Italy) — Quillot is now setting his sights overseas.
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On the U.S.-China trade talk front, negotiators from both sides were working on nailing down a phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday, but offered little details.
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Still, hopes of a potential U.S.-China trade deal helped offset oil price losses after Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Still, hopes of a potential U.S.-China trade deal helped offset oil prices losses after Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators are working on nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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The two countries have been making progress nailing down text in the form of Memoranda of Understanding in six areas: non-tariff barriers, forced technology transfers, intellectual property, cyber theft, agriculture and currency, according to public statements from both countries.
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Experts say nailing down these numbers -- as well as finding better ways to detect and research the disease -- is what they hope comes out of consensus statements like the new paper, which gives scientists a common language to discuss it, according to Nelson.
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It hasn't been painless, and there were skirmishes going on late into Tuesday evening, but according to several people involved in the process, they are right there after either nailing down, or at least significantly narrowing, nearly all of the biggest outstanding issues.
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My colleague Coral Davenport, who spent the past week in Korea nailing down the findings of a landmark report from the United Nations scientific panel on climate change, writes that the immediate consequences of global warming are more dire than previously thought.
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ANKARA, Turkey — With his victory in Sunday's elections, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has taken his place among the world's emerging class of strongman rulers, nailing down the sweeping powers he has insisted he needs to address Turkey's numerous challenges, at home and abroad.
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Nailing down who the community's 172,000 subscribers are is a difficult, perhaps impossible endeavor that's nonetheless both fascinating and worth exploring as we consider how a relatively small community has become one of Reddit's most controversial, least understood, and most disruptive groups.
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For now, Brittany doesn't seem to be sweating the backlash, and instead is focusing her energies on other pressing matters: nailing down a list of bridesmaids, which she said is "going to be the hardest thing" and keeping her dress a secret from Jax.
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Just nailing down logistics and planning requires a whole staff, one separate from the party and campaign officials who coordinate message and stagecraft—vetting speeches (say, for plagiarism), identifying themes that resonate with the public, and booking speakers who can address those themes coherently.
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The giveaway is effectively an admission by Microsoft that few individuals are willing to pay for software, and represents a shift to a strategy embraced by most tech startups of attracting as many users as possible and nailing down how to make money later.
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The dollar jumped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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Robots roam the open floors of the offices at NextFab, where Josh Israel and Devin Serago, two serial entrepreneurs and college friends, work on nailing down the technical aspects of vape that would systematically reduce nicotine concentrations over time to ween smokers and vapers alike off of nicotine.
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Wall Street was expected to reopen higher and emerging-market stocks gained for a sixth day — their longest winning streak since early April — after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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That proposal depends on nailing down commitments from NATO and other allies — a task that former officials said had gotten harder after Mr. Trump's stormy visit to Europe, where he chided allies for not paying their fair share of the alliance's upkeep and declined to reaffirm America's commitment to mutual defense.
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TALKING TURKEY Wall Street was expected to reopen higher and emerging-market stocks gained for a sixth day -- their longest winning streak since early April -- after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators were nailing down a Phase 1 trade deal text for their presidents to sign next month.
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Microsoft has also been aggressive in nailing down partnerships in the growing autonomous and automotive cloud services space – it's working with BMW, Ford, Renault-Nissan, Toyota and Volvo on a range of different projects, and its work with Baidu and Apollo could add a host of new OEM partners to that list, depending on uptake.
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Outside the restaurant, it was still a construction zone—the race to the finish was so frantic that workers were nailing down planks for a walkway even as the first diners amassed at the front gate, and chef and co-owner Rene Redzepi himself was compelled to pick up a rake to comb down the mulch.
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But hearing Morris talk about his own career — which launched with the pet cemetery-centered Gates of Heaven in 1978 and includes acclaimed films like 1988's The Thin Blue Line and 2003's The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara — it's abundantly clear that he has committed to "nailing down the now" in his films.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The dollar jumped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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