Sentences with phrase «fair number of hits»
If you google state climatologists losing jobs, you get a fair number of hits.
http://www.realclimate.org/ Not exact matches
«Certainly, I grew up with a fair number of gay men in my life, and when the AIDS crisis hit, a lot of us stepped up and spoke out,» she said.
It should be hitting AT&T within the next month or two and brings a fair number of compelling aspects to the table.
If you are a regular Good e-Reader visitor you will know that we review every single e-reader that hits the market and a fair number of indie tablets.
Then next hit the small number of distributors, the concentrating of the bookstores into chains, and next thing you know, every author was those vendors in the stalls at the local fair.
Day one saw a 13 - percent increase in attendance over day one of the 2009 edition of Global Pet Expo [UPDATE: the final numbers revealed that attendance at the show was up by 10 percent overall], a fair indicator that pet product retailers are feeling bullish about pet owner spending over the coming months and are being proactive in stocking their stores with the latest and greatest products to hit the market.
«We had the number one market share in our industry last year, and we had our fair share of hits.»
This seems to be a breakout year for digital fabrication in art: a number of inexpensive 3D printers have hit the retail market; the 3D Printshow — a fair founded in London in 2012 showcasing the commercial and creative applications of this technology — held its first event in New York this past February (with plans for other venues around the world); and «Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital» — touted as the «first in - depth exhibition exploring digital fabrication in contemporary art» — is on view at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York through June 1.
Knog is using a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to launch its new bell, and based on how quickly this campaign hit and surpassed its initial goal (by a factor of 10), the Oi appears to have struck a chord with a fair number of other cyclists.