#HOPEFULLY WE CAN DRIVERS#

Many people object to the use of hopefully as a sentence adverb. We have been focused on only the things that we can do, and we have found a new love for Microsoft Teams. When it’s used in the second way, hopefully is acting as a sentence adverb, a type of adverb that comments on the whole of a sentence rather than just a part of it. We are a busy, creative media business and, importantly, we have brought our clients along. Several of our clients are looking hopefully at this new circuit with some expected performance increases. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español. Keeping the ‘happy vibes’ in check, as our head of Culture Club tells me, is crucial – and I agree traducir hopefully: con suerte, con esperanza, con suerte, esperanzado/ada masculine-feminine, con esperanza.

#HOPEFULLY WE CAN DRIVERS#

I believe it’s something that a lot of drivers have been experiencing, so we need to go away and analyse what we can do to improve this and hopefully we can continue to improve our performance in FP3. Now into Week 10, we have tested new ideas and worked under a conscious strategy of three pillars to success:Ī better cadence – one of high frequency and low touchĪ better connection – one that checks in as humans versus just ‘getting the work done’Ī better culture – with daily activities to keep us on track and in tune. I wasn’t too happy with the balance of the car, as I was experiencing a lot of understeer, so that’s something we’ve got to work on.

My team at UM Australia has been amazing. While the opportunity to nest more, exercise better and work on our silo plans has been great, we are a business of humans – and humans need to connect.Īs Helen Keller said, “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much”. Working from home has been great insofar as it has forced us to rethink, test new ways and be clear on what we do, and be more mindful of what we don’t do. I hope also that this report will act as a springboard for the year 2003, the Year of Disabled Citizens, but hopefully we can bring forward the disability directive that Mr Howitt has just referred to within that year, so as to actually make a commitment to a positive disability directive. I am sure we can solve this when we hear from abc or when we do the research on the problem xyz. Not because I am a cynic or a naysayer – far from it – but because I think we underestimate how much Henry Ford’s nine-to-five working week is ingrained in us. Answer (1 of 26): Monica and Brandon, my take would be to give a positive spin to Delima. There are lots of great ideas and intents being shared around about what a post-COVID world might look like, but I call a little ‘BS’ on a lot of it.

Hopefully we can