Sentences with phrase «even fractions»

That said, policies are generally bundled together along with hundreds of other policies and are sold as a package — or sometimes even fractions of packages — to large institutional funds.

Repurposed egg cartons serve as ten frames, grounding pupils in early counting skills in base 10 and explaining concepts like counting, addition, subtraction, and even fractions in a natural setting.

An easy — and delicious — way to introduce concepts such as volume, weight, and even fractions.

But we are aware of a process of making decisions in terms of seconds and even fractions of seconds.

Even fractions of a Bitcoin have a value higher than many traditional currencies.

It's a pie - in - the sky vision for a small company, but even a fraction of that would be a revolution in an industry that has been reliant on petroleum - based chemicals for half a century.

Just revel in the hope that if even a fraction of the population soaks up the wisdom in this book, America will be in a far better place.

But go by its recent boom — and a forecast by Snapchat's first investor, Jeremy Liew, that it will hit $ 500,000 by 2030 — and nabbing even a fraction of a bitcoin starts to look a lot more enticing.

Heading off crises for even a fraction of these patients would not only save countless lives; it would cut down on the costly hospitalizations that account for a large chunk of health care spending.

If you have a jumbo loan, even a fraction of a difference in your interest rate can have a significant impact on your long - term savings.

Of course, a question at least as big is: Does the president - elect devote even a fraction of a synaptic pulse to Canada?

Because mortgages are such big dollar amounts — the Mortgage Bankers Association reported the average loan request in March 2017 hit an all - time high at $ 313,300 — even a fraction of a percentage point can make a big difference in your monthly payment and how much you will spend on your home in the long run.

But given the inability of prosecutors to catch even a fraction of financial lawbreakers, what hope is there of headway in the free and easy world of cryptocurrency?

With this strategy, the borrower pays a certain number of points (or even a fraction of a point) up front, in order to secure a mortgage lower rate.

Did Michelson or Morley know that if even one of the hundreds of physical constants that exist was different by even a fraction of a percentage, that the universe and everything in it (including their experiment) would not exist?

You can not do all they've done (or even a fraction of it) and still have any real time left over for family.

Not even a fraction of a fact.

If there was even a fraction of that kind of waste going on around Jesus he'd have likely identified it as «wrong.»

if the sun was even a fraction larger..

you arent even a fraction closer to wanting the truth.

If Jesus said even a fraction of the things attributed to him in these passages, he was a master of eloquent invective.

if it tastes even a fraction as good as it smells right now, I'm about to have a very happy family!

Your food is beautiful and if it tastes even a fraction of as good as it looks, it's got ta be fantastic!

If you love Feta cheese even a fraction as much as I do, you're going to love this salad.

Our live - odds subscribers have access to over 40 different sportsbooks, but we realize that no bettor has accounts open at even a fraction of that number.

Really??? you think there's even a fraction of a chance we'll buy in someone new this January??? we can barely get the right players in the summer.

I'm sure my frustration watching him wasn't even a fraction of the frustration that he felt — but man, just seeing a guy with that much talent continue to have his body betray him was still just that: extremely frustrating.

He has recently reached the 50 mark for Arsenal, but simply put unless he can reach at least 100, he has not met even a fraction of the potential he had.

Now, if even a fraction of what he's predicted turns out to be true, he'll have earned the mantle of disruptor that he's long imagined himself to have.

There is zero evidence that these two raw youngsters will ever be even a fraction of the ability of the two great Italians you mention.

But if the Reds can bring even a fraction of the energy they displayed today, you'll have to like their chances of booking a place in the first Champions League semifinal in nearly 12 years.

Kante's move didn't manage to muster even a fraction of the attention or excitement that his countryman Dimitri Payet's move to West Ham generated.

If we spent even a fraction of the amount we do on our wedding day on the birth of our children and the postpartum periods following, we would all be in much better shape in this season of life.

Now, I would love to sleep even a fraction of the time the baby sleeps.

If an athlete hits his or her head and is then slower than baseline by even a fraction of a second at reading off the numbers, Dr. Galetta said, it is very probable he or she has a concussion and needs to be taken from play and seen by a doctor.

While the realities described by Paul Tough in this book are very familiar to me, I hope to some day make even a fraction of the difference Geoffrey Canada has made in the lives of children from poor neighborhoods right here in the USA.

While the realities described by Paul Tough in this book are very familiar to me, I hope to some day make even a fraction of the difference Geoffrey Canada has made in the lives of

If SNS put even a fraction of that effort into community engagement around getting more kids to eat school breakfast, for example, it would yield immediate benefits for the program.

For all the billions we have thrown at Turkey to contain refugees, we have not invested even a fraction of that money in decent and humane reception conditions for asylum seekers in Europe.

Labour said the era of austerity could end if the Exchequer could receive even a fraction of the estimated # 13 trillion worldwide hidden in tax havens.

For now I have to hope writing about them may be even a fraction as cathartic as doing them.

His inability to answer even a fraction of the questions may have backfired.

If even a fraction of the planned projects is completed, the habitat disruption could have a cascade of ecosystem effects with devastating consequences, scientists say.

There is not enough oil from plants such as soy and canola to supply even a fraction of the 60 million — plus gallons of jet fuel burned every day by U.S. aircraft, nearly one quarter of global use, even if all such sources were converted to fuel (which would significantly impact food supplies.)

Deep cuts in emissions are necessary in order to save even a fraction of existing reefs, according to the team's results.

Furber, a computer scientist at the University of Manchester, UK, says that if we want to use computers with even a fraction of a brain's flexibility, we need to start with affordable,...

The failure of even a fraction of the levees would draw massive amounts of saltwater in from San Francisco Bay, forcing the state to shut off the pumps, cutting off water supplies for many months, and costing the state's economy billions of dollars, the report says.

Under intense pressure to save money, the University of California (UC) announced last month that all faculty and staff members who receive even a fraction of their salaries from state funds will be furloughed.

Sequencing virus genomes from even a fraction of people infected in an epidemic and comparing mutation patterns can give researchers valuable information about how big the epidemic is, how long it has been spreading and where transmissions chains start and end, said Dr. Trevor Bedford, a Fred Hutch evolutionary biologist and one of the paper's authors.

If the people involved with these types of articles would apply even a fraction of the effort - toward their own exercise program - that they do in their «argument» against exercise — imagine the shape they could be in!!!