Sentences with phrase «pretty less changes»

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But «the timing of this recession coincides with a pretty significant cultural change,» Edin says: a fast - rising material threshold for marrying, but not for having children, in less affluent communities.

I don't deny the prayer changes things but so does rolling up your sleeves and getting involved; in fact the book of James is pretty darn clear that it's up to us to work to help the less fortunate of this world.

The only thing I change is less garlic chili sauce because it is pretty spicy.

It sounds pretty cool, but there was hope that teams influencing the rules and knee - jerk regulations changes were the sort of thing we'd be seeing less of with the arrival of Liberty Media.

I've been doing this for a long time and although I sleep trained my last child five years ago not much has changed since then, and I am pretty sure no new research has come out showing that sleep for babies is becoming less important to their health and growth.

The easy suggestions will save you time (less switching between straight and zig - zag stitches, and less thread change - overs), and will get you on your way to a pretty decent stash in about a day.

Japan faced this after a period of very high growth whereas «we've had a long, long history going back to the industrial revolution of pretty slow growth... [so] the experience of change is less dramatic.»

My periods only became a problem after I had my tubes clamped about 9 yrs ago 3 months after my youngest son was born, until then my periods were pretty normal now they are heavy (flooding nightly, changing my pad every two hrs or less with clots and very painful irregular Your site has given e a lot of information I have been told I am perimenapausal but had no test to confirm this.

After blogging pretty much daily for almost five of those years, the last year and a half or so I've really changed things up, I've blogged a little less frequently but really tried to up the quality of what I'm sharing and focussed on not only trying to make content you enjoy, but content that maybe adds some value too!

The DLC adds some pretty interesting costumes and it actually changes up some of the less interesting parts of the game from the original release.

This would be your rotors needing replacement, try braking hard from 50 km / h but not to the extent of hearing the tires squeal or reaching a complete stop, if you feel some vibration in the driving wheel then the rotors are pretty bad, if not, try the same thing from 100 km / h; if you feel vibration, the damage is somehow less but still needs changing.

Major changes include completely restyled front and rear ends with less aggressive lights, a prettier grille, and more elegant bumpers.

The sheer volume of this data (at least past a couple levels) is pretty much useless to humans since it's changing so fast we could only comprehend an extremely small amount until it's more or less obsolete.

let me leave you with this question: if the guidelines are changing on almost a daily basis with updates, and there are a pretty decent number of programs that are out there and available, and you're closing less than 2 loans a month as a loan officer, how are you going to be the best in your field?

American Airlines» Economy Class product is pretty dismal but, although there's clearly a lot of scope for improvement, I couldn't imagine American implementing any of the changes I could think of that would actually improve the offering (less crowded cabins, better food, etc...).

People love Aeroplan because they offer some pretty great redemption options (90,000 miles for business class to Europe, though they've recently changed their award chart to be less valuable)-- see here for details, and they love ANA because with their distance - based rewards you can get some great values (63,000 ANA miles for a business class ticket on Virgin to London which until recently did not require Virgin's outrageous fuel surcharges).

Sure, it seems pretty obvious that a developer would have to account for using a VR headset instead of a controller, but there are other, less obvious changes as well, like the soundtrack.»

Overlay all of that on a trend of a changing climate, and the data are pretty clear that in the Sierra Nevada, over time, we're going to see more precipitation fall as rain and less as snow.

Radiative forcing is, more or less, the difference in terms of energy per square metre that's associated with any given action that changes the climate; it's a pretty routine way of expressing things in IPCC - land.

The third is less widely known but should be front - and - center: It is well - known among people who study such things that, human civilization has seen several warm periods and several cold periods all within the span of recorded history and the archeological record timeframe, so we have a pretty good understanding of what each kind of climate change bodes for mankind.

There's pretty much nothing the public cares less about than climate change.

It's pretty much conventional wisdom in the green community that the cost of preventing climate change now will be less than the cost of doing nothing and trying to adapt later, even if it costs 1 - 2 % of global GDP.

Spending less than half a percent (1/4 sq mi) to a little over 1 % (1 sq mi) of the annual climate change budget from just 1 year, to deploy a real climate change measuring network is pretty cheap for honest data.

«Once everything goes standard, there's a lot less to argue about, and that changes the legal industry pretty dramatically.»

Android itself is pretty stable at this point, so it's natural that broad, sweeping UX and functionality changes are less likely to happen with every new version.

Android is pretty stable at this point, so broad, sweeping changes are less necessary with every new version.

Barring you don't change your dining table (and I love mine, so I wouldn't be in the market to get a new one), you can pretty much have the rest of this space for significantly less than $ 500.