Sentences with phrase «biggest difference boils»
The single biggest difference boils down to one word: control.
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I also boiled the cashews for around 10 minutes in addition to soaking them for two hours; they didn't seem very soft after the soak, and I think that the couple minutes of boiling made a big difference.
When you bring fruit to a boil on low heat it will release it's juices, but adding a bit of water won't make a big difference; --RRB-
I love it that you mentioned adding salt while boiling the potatoes — this is something that I didn't learn until a few years ago and it makes such a big difference!
Wenger WONT BUY in the summer and we wont WIN THE epl NEXT SEASON ITS REALLY AS SIMPLE AS THAT, It also boils down to Mertsaker NOT being good anough the goal should have been blocked by the centre backs and wasn't Chelski got Cahill we got Mertsaker that's a big difference as well
If you simply eat boiled eggs for breakfast every day, eat some meat, and then throw in some salmon every couple of days, you'll easily get enough selenium to make a big difference.
I think the big difference really boils down to Momentum being a Visa, so more acceptance, vs the Gold American Express which gives so many more points to restaurants and entertainment.
Anyway, I guess it should still boil down to the same normal distribution, with most of the movies having a moderate difference between the number of positive reviews and the negative ones (rendering many ratings of 30 % — 70 % positive reviews), and a few movies having a significantly bigger difference, in one way or the other.
Seeing how the big differences between the Pixel XL and the Pixel are the screen size, resolution, and price, picking the right one for you boils down to the budget and hands size.
The rationale boils down to perception: There's a big difference between being the president of a one - person company and being the president of General Electric, and, in most cases, it's wise to «dial it back» to avoid being seen as exaggerating your role, he said.