Sentences with phrase «dies much quicker»

Go beyond that point and it dies much quicker.

Professor Lanciotti's recent work revealed that microorganisms died much quicker when placed on corrugated surfaces where they get trapped in the paper fibers and die due to a lack of water and nutrients.

While top battery life honors go to the Yoga 920, Lenovo also sells several less - expensive models that die much quicker.

Ultimately, one of these conditions requires preferential treatment over the other and very often adequate kidney function is sacrificed for adequate heart function since pets will die much quicker from congestive heart failure than they will from chronic kidney failure and, in many cases, will cope rather well with their kidney disease.

At just a shade over four hours the battery seemed to die much quicker than I expected, and checking other reviews seems to indicate that it should have lasted around five hours, although the max screen brightness and powering of the headphones could potentially account for this.

Not exact matches

While you earn ability points much quicker at night the risks are much greater, since you lose those points if you die.

Eyes Wide Shut is a rich, challenging work, and as such, it is certain to fly clear over the heads of a baffled American moviegoing public; consequently, the film is all but certain to die a quick — and much - talked - about — box office death.

And it was worth seeing once, I suppose, because director Tobe Hooper (who has never impressed me much, sorry, folks) does a pretty good job of capturing that seedy carnival essence and puts a lot of weird stuff on display, so you do get a quick tutorial on a slice of Americana which thankfully seems to have died out.

Logan made our buying process quick and easy without to much back and forth, DJ died a grate job of showing us the features on the car and how to operate it perfectly!

Let It Die seems like it's going to be challenging, so much so that PlayStation created a quick guide upon the game's release.

As much as I dislike condemningan entire genre, the FPS always seems to suggest by its very nature (a game where you shoot things) that some group of people must die, and from there its only a quick injection of some half - baked ideology or another to justify gleeful mass murder.