To be sure, a $1 billion run rate would be impressive.
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The LinkedIn profile of my rejected jobs would be impressive indeed.
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A $100 million fundraising month would be impressive because, through Oct.
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To most people this would be impressive, and it rightfully is.
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That would be impressive anywhere, but up in space it's especially important.
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Style counts, and his style in pursuing this method must be impressive.
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"I know it's going to be impressive during the storm," she said.
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This year's unveiling was expected to be impressive even by Apple's standards.
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This year's unveiling is rumored to be impressive even by Apple's standards.
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It might simply be impressive that ARKit got as much time as it did.
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It will be impressive if she keeps mum on her engagement the whole time.
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Giannis stepping back over one toilet tipped on its side might not be impressive.
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There's no interest in finishing third—it's not going to be impressive to him.
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Despite being a smaller, standard room, I found my Dumbo King to be impressive.
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His control continues to be impressive, and that has been perhaps his biggest key.
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When this works, as with Tencent's wildly successful app, WeChat, the results can be impressive.
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Tesla's Enhanced Autopilot might be impressive, but in late 2018, it's far from fully autonomous.
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Such progress would be impressive, but clearly one company can't fill every gap across America.
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Using the 2016 statistics for the Bears and Eagles, the potential windfall would be impressive.
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The achievements that Arlen made in the next three years would be impressive for any child.
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Of course, all this would be impressive only to those who have drunk the Kool-Aid.
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But though the greenery can be impressive, Dubai's "green paradise" still has a way to go.
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If Trump had been born penniless, the fact that he's clearly rich today would be impressive.
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His $2.3 million haul would be impressive for an incumbent , let alone a first-time candidate.
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Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) to be "impressive," while understanding that Trump would remain in office.
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Ife: I gave up work and I'm an intern so I'm supposed to be impressive – that's commitment.
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Basically, it can be impressive, but also comfortable and easy—exactly what we want from a pasta.
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That would be impressive enough, but it's nothing compared to the consuming vividness of Alex and Henry.
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The project may be impressive, but it is not the sole answer to the country's water problems.
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But while he finds the move to be impressive, Kilburg said there will be more volatility moving forward.
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"The cuts can be impressive, and that's a big win," said consultants BCG in a report from 2017.
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That would be impressive in its own right, but he also has rushed for 1,000 yards this season.
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But somehow the feat still manages to be impressive in the way that it's making humans question themselves.
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If the laptop actually reaches that figure it'll be impressive, but we know how these things often go.
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And turnout tends to be impressive: In 2016, nearly 35,000 Democratic voters living abroad voted in the primary.
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The view would be impressive were it not for a single very tall tree about a mile away.
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While Tolly's commitment to the cause would be impressive to most, she doesn't see herself as the exception.
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It pushes fluid through the limbs, inflating them — and if it were only that, it would still be impressive.
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The reality is, the Magic Leap One probably won't be impressive straight out of the box—that's just life.
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That may not seem like much on the surface, but given the low bases, the difference will be impressive.
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What would really be impressive is if the phone had additional ways of incorporating blockchain that we hadn't seen before.
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Any one of the things Sandberg does would be impressive and take an incredible amount of work on their own.
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The results show some of the ways this can be impressive — and some of the ways it can be horrifying.
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Not only would it shatter deep space exploration distance records, but the scientific bounty from this flyby would be impressive.
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Sylvester Stallone posted a video of himself on Tuesday doing pull-ups, which would be impressive for any 71-year-old.
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For Otte the results may be impressive, but without a standard of care to follow, the test results are fairly meaningless.
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Chris Evans' perfect body would be impressive in any context, but this scene really makes a point of showing him off.
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The exhibition represents nearly every artist to whom the gallery has given a solo show; their efforts tend to be impressive.
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The underlying technology which, according to Gabrelyanov uses neural networks to apply its effects more accurately than competing services, might be impressive.
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Even still, 14 hours of life would be impressive for LG considering its last Gram release barely lasted more than five hours.
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While their atmospheres can be impressive, it's fair to say that they're not as good as they would be without the tracks.
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I don't think an edge-to-edge screen is gonna be impressive to anybody, at all ever again, in like two months.
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If Google's most recent AI development is any indication, the coming robot revolution is going to be impressive and kind of hilarious.
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Special effects that were supposed to be impressive become cheesy and intimidating effects that were supposed to add to the plot become laughable.
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While its square footage price may be impressive, the sale price of 36 Strong is dwarfed by other recent listings in the neighborhood.
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It would be impressive if it wasn't so cheesy and self-serious and bad, which describes the erratic tone of The Quiet Man.
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Before agreeing to get it done, I Google-imaged "microblading before and after" and two things struck me: The results can be impressive.
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This would be impressive for any broadcaster—or caster, in esports parlance—but it is downright essential in the burgeoning world of esports.
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Those speakers had better be impressive, because LG is pricing this display at $299 — that's twice as much as the excellent Google Home Hub.
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Henry Thomas: E.T. Thomas' tearful audition for the now-classic would be impressive coming from an adult actor, let alone a 9-year-old boy.
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In my experience, like a dog that does arithmetic, while its mere existence may be impressive, its real-world results are rarely all that useful.
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Ms. Lewis's commanding performance would be impressive under any circumstances, but the drama surrounding her undertaking the part makes the achievement all the more remarkable.
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The sandwich really is as good as people say it is, which means that even as the press dies down, sales should still be impressive.
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Our technologies of instant communication would be impressive, yes, but they'd at least make sense as the culmination of a trend that began with the telegraph.
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It sounds like the implementation is similar to the X24, which we found to be impressive in practice despite only working over a thumbprint-sized area.
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Plenity's safety also appears to be impressive, since there was no significant difference in the amount and severity of reported individual side effects compared to placebo.
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That certainly would be impressive and an exciting advancement of human-orca relations, but to my ears, the "words" sound a whole lot like fart noises.
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Packed with a cutting edge display and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics, every game you boot up will be impressive to the eye (did somebody say ray tracing?).
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So the strike goes on, in a showing of statewide unity that even Donnie Ellis, the retired coal miner here in Mingo, has found to be impressive.
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This Christmas, they are celebrating a feat that would be impressive for any family: Three of the family's five daughters have been accepted to Ivy League universities.
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One gorgeously decorated Christmas tree would be impressive considering the turn around time — but no, Ray's seasonal decor included six (!) fancy firs in all different shapes and sizes.
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One architect I spoke with noted that while her office doesn't really use AutoCAD anymore it would be impressive to locally render large CAD files on an iPad.
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While the Pixel 4's radar technology may be impressive from an engineering and design standpoint, its unclear how valuable consumers will find the new Motion Sense features.
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His cash on hand — which would hardly be impressive for an obscure congressional candidate — is dwarfed by presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's $42 million in cash on hand.
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It would be impressive under most circumstances, but Louis, 27, who shot to global fame with his novelistic memoir "The End of Eddy," had never acted professionally before.
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Next year the portraits of the Obamas will enter the collection of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and judging by the choice of artists they're sure to be impressive.
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That will be impressive if true, but we won't know for certain until we have the opportunity to check it out ahead of it's launch date later this year.
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We tend to forget, when a new technology sweeps through our world like a bonfire, that we'll become inured to it, and it'll cease to be impressive or compelling.
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Read More While the stock surge may be impressive, S&P Investment Advisory equity chief investment officer Erin Gibbs cautioned against reading too much into the post-earnings pop.
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He released a 730-page e-book of his emails, as if mastering a form of communication that is more than a quarter-century old is supposed to be impressive.
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Palantir, the secretive Silicon Valley start-up that has U.S. government intelligence contracts, came on CNBC this week to say that its margins will be impressive when investors see them.
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Brock's tiny tableaux would be impressive merely as works of miniature; the fact that they are executed entirely in glass (with just a few metal details) pushes them over to mind-melting.
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For those who live in those halcyon reaches of the internet where trolls rarely roam, it can be impressive but also bewildering to see others argue with, or call out their trolls.
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Although the growing size of supergiant rounds may be impressive due to sheer size alone, it's actually middle-of-the-road rounds that have grown the most consistently over the past decade.
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A small space can still be impressive, modern and personalised; the above technologies are just a few ways to enhance and customise your home environment and comfort preferences using smart home tech.
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That puts his birthday around the late 1910s or early 1920s, making him around 70-80 in Captain Marvel, which would be impressive but is definitely not the case for the onscreen character.
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The Z Force has a bigger battery that charges faster than the Moto Z. Those are all neat specs and both the Moto Z and Z Force would be impressive on specs alone.
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While it would be impressive for her to maintain all of these appearances after having a child, it sounds like a pretty stressful situation to be in as a new or expecting mother.
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Claiming the title of best actor in a drama series at the 2019 SAG Awards would be impressive to most people — but that's not the case with winner Jason Bateman's wife and two daughters.
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They calculate that this could save lives for about $60 per year of life saved, and point out that even if they're wrong by a factor of five, that'd still be impressive cost-effectiveness.
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While backflips and international espionage may be impressive additions to her résumé, we think that voters are probably more interested in what she has to say than how many bad guys she can mow down.
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Read more: Googling your interviewers' job history before meeting them isn't creepy — and it can be impressive if you do it rightKreitzman: It's also extremely important to look at if [your interviewers] have contributed research.
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P.T. The company's annual September event serves as the introduction of new iPhone models and upgraded gadgets before inventory hits the shelves, but this year's unveiling is rumored to be impressive even by Apple's standards.
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Then in 2018, the spinoff film "Solo: A Star Wars Story" disappointed at the box office, bringing in $393 million globally, which would be impressive for any other film, but a box office low for the series.
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Now this might be impressive if I were studying to be a monger or even if I could accurately state that I earned the certificate after some intensive course of study, but basically it just shows off my love for cheese.
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A 55-inch TV is the ideal size, in our opinion — not too big and not too small, it's a large enough screen to be impressive, but not so big that your in-laws will think you're trying to prove something.
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But rather than relying on cheap, cutesy things that can be easily forgotten, why not gift something that will not only be impressive when opened, but give the recipient a reason to think about you later when they enjoy it.
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High school isn't the most fun for a lot of people, but for some the pressure to get amazing grades, have great friends, and join enough after-school organizations to be impressive to colleges is actually damaging to their mental health.
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The Italian food that Mr. Benno made at his last restaurant, Lincoln Ristorante, could be impressive, but I sometimes had the sense that he was cooking from the outside in, trying to unlock the flavors of Italy through process and method.
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Anything close to Ferrari-level multiples would be impressive, said Sullivan, not only considering Aston Martin's troubled history but what has been happening with its former parent, Ford, which just suffered a downgrade in its debt to one notch above junk grade.
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He was going to check in on another restaurant, this one opening on Wednesday, inside the new TWA Hotel at J.F.K. Opening two restaurants back to back, on consecutive days, would be impressive for a Chipotle or an In-N-Out Burger.
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It would be impressive for someone like Giuliani to be the one who initiates the dialogue with the African-American community and who, together with minority communities, police leaders and the Justice Department, establishes new standards that improve what is now a very volatile situation.
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"Doing it with this device is something that could be considered to be impressive or different based on the sheer size of them being quite small or them using different sorts of materials, but it's difficult to elucidate that unless they've actually written it down [and] shown the data," said Green.
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Yet thanks to all those guarantees, and to prestigious estate auctions, such the David and Peggy Rockefeller ($835.1 million) and Barney A. Ebsworth ($323.5 million) sales, both of which were guaranteed by Christie's, and the Pierre Bergé ($32.4 million) sale at Sotheby's, the overall numbers for 2018 will be impressive enough.
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It would almost be impressive if British Prime Minister David Cameron had set out to tear apart the UK more effectively than any of his hundreds of predecessors, but the staggering fact is that he seems to have destabilized the country entirely accidentally, sleepwalking off a cliff like a particularly posh Mr. Magoo.
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By now you're probably wondering about battery life, and this is where Fitbit is really trying to set itself apart: it's claiming over four days of battery life for the Ionic, or up to 10 hours while using the GPS — both of which would certainly be impressive, if it holds up in real world usage.
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The site would be impressive even today: It was set up to look like her desk, and hovering the cursor over any item from a piece of paper to a misshapen coffee stain led to different pages about news (working on book six!), rumors (it's not called Harry Potter and the Pillar of Storgé
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David Cameron didn't want to call the referendum It would almost be impressive if British Prime Minister David Cameron had set out to tear apart the UK more effectively than any of his hundreds of predecessors, but the staggering fact is that he seems to have destabilized the country entirely accidentally, sleepwalking off a cliff like a particularly posh Mr. Magoo.
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The first was a virtual room with furniture, the second a VR desktop with floating windows, and the third was the cockpit and main cabin of a computer-generated private jet — all scenes that could be impressive demonstrations if it was your first time using VR. But these are rather dull if you've spent more than a few minutes with an Oculus or HTC Vive.
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Six out of seven Tour de France titles, three of which were won by different riders, and Chris Froome holding all three major tour titles at once would be impressive enough in isolation but, coming after more than 100 years of Britain failing to get a man on the Tour podium, the success and the speed with which it was achieved were nothing short of astonishing.
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Direct Line sets aside a budget for experimental ways of marketing, such as podcasts (early figures show that website click-throughs from "Good Carma" are more than nine times what the company expected), but one of the downsides of the audio medium is that even though download numbers can be impressive, it's hard to know if a podcast has actually been listened to, and people can skip ads.
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