pleasing

The NDA is a formality; if management ever has to remind them of it, everyone is saddened that someone is spoiling the competitive and customer-pleasing fun.

Levelling the playing field is not only a reason for pleasing the crowds (which happens sometimes) but also a way to assert what the competition is for.

The trouble is that, in my view, there is a conflict between the goal of pleasing the reddit board and the goal of creating a vibrant community.

Some newer clients can handle basic html formatting (tables et.al.) though they still can't wrap text in a pleasing way.

Of course they are doing all of this in pursuit of profit (or at least in pursuit of pleasing their board).

It's not only aesthetically pleasing, but also really interesting from a purely biological perspective.

I find 2D graphs work really well and can look aesthetically pleasing without making them harder to interpret.

You don't have to shop around for browsers to find Chrome a pleasing experience compared to Safari, and especially not Firefox on Mac.

The grey font on sarahwener.net is more pleasing (to me) because I associate eye fatigue with overly contrasty page environments.

It's easy to achieve in Laravel and makes a more pleasing url.

Are they necessarily derivative works, or are they written that way because that is a chord structure that humans instinctively find to be pleasing?

They have to worry about shareholders, competition, innovation, pleasing their customers, and feeding their employees.

At best you are getting a small morsel of the methods and philosophies of the field buried deep inside a large scoop of crowd pleasing "and then, and then" readings and discussion.

> he clearly assigns blame to himself I found the amount he said "it was all my fault" over and over again to make the whole thing sound insincere, but I guess there's no pleasing everyone.