Sentences with phrase «far more mileage»

It is why abstract sculpture has far more mileage than abstract painting, a longer future, perhaps?

However, if you move your points over to an airline or hotel partner you could easily get far more mileage out of the card.

However, if you move your points over to an airline or hotel partner you could easily get far more mileage out of the card.

The screenplay by Gideon Defoe (based on the first two books in his series about these characters) gets far more mileage out of these characters when they are simply mucking about — getting into arguments about the best part of a pirate's life, sailing while leaving behind red dots in the water so that their progress can be seen on a map, and otherwise doing very silly things for no reason more than that they must.

Not exact matches

Poch can manage his mileage and get more out of him over a season, so its a win - win as far as I am concerned.

Wayne Harris, a retired school administrator and one of the more intelligent legislators, made the plausible point that county mileage reimbursement democratizes the legislature in supporting members from far - flung districts.

The battery gives you more than reasonable mileage, and the built - in battery indicator makes sure that you know how far you can still go.

More than likely because our «conservative» friends have gotten far too much mileage for far too many years by claiming that inadequate teachers can't be moved out of the profession after they're tenured and, thereby, successfully convinced the unwary, the unwise, and the ignorant that the teacher's professional organizations are what's «wrong» with our educational system,...

Its long, flat stretches were favorable to the Golf R's fuel economy, which approached 24 mpg instead of the low 20s we've been more commonly recording in and around L.A.. That's still a far cry from its EPA rating of 30 mpg highway, but when you're trying to get a boring, six - hour - plus drive over with as quickly as possible, you're not worrying about maximizing mileage.

Not only will you have more grunt for four - wheeling, you'll be able to haul heavier loads and tow far more easily, while getting better gas mileage too.

So far mileage has been underwhelming but with just 350 miles on the car it is too soon to say much but 1/2 through the 2nd tank and 21.4 with 50/50 freeway (on Xmas day no traffic) and city streets, I was certainly hoping for more.

Model year 1984 is as far back as current EPA mileage ratings track back to, and that year, the HT4100 had eked out 10 more horsepower over the ’82 and was rated at 14 city and 19 highway.

Its key appeal is that it's by far the least expensive engine in the range, and low - mileage drivers (below 12,000 a year or so) are likely to find it no more expensive to run than a diesel.

As far as higher mileage, high - compression engines develop more power than low CR ones, which will help with mileage, but part of the reason diesels get higher mileage is b / c diesel fuel contains more energy per gallon than gasoline — so there won't be any mileage boost from this aspect.

The results were instructive: at 75mph with the ICC activated, fuel economy rarely dipped below 20mpg; when we were in direct control of the gas pedal, we found that the mileage fluctuated a lot more and that, on average, the fuel economy was far worse.

Gas mileage has been way more than stated so far, I have been getting usually 55 - 60mpg, and that's with absolutely no consideration on how I'm driving the car.

This is usually true because older cars simply have more mileage, which causes the market value of the car to drop further.

Avios are the shared mileage currency of British Airways and Iberian Airlines — but you can use them for far more than travel on these two European carriers, and you can take advantage of their distance award chart for short flights.

And judging by far higher US REIT valuations (on average, despite recent setbacks), there could be a lot more mileage to be enjoyed by investors.

Poop cleaned up as soon as possible, clumped up areas cleaned out a few times / day and new litter every 2 to 3 days (remember this is 1 puppy, your mileage may vary) Once I was back to work and she was home alone for more hours than she could hold it, I set her up in an expen with the litter box in the far corner.

I'm not going to take you too far down the frequent - flyer gift card rabbit hole, but even conservative mileage earners can benefit from understanding how purchasing gift cards to Amazon, Whole Foods, Starbucks, Jason's Deli and more can increase the number of miles you can earn each month.

The disparity in the number of people who do mileage runs versus mattress runs may reflect that airline status is more sought after or highly valued, or that it's far easier to reach and maintain status with a hotel group.

Using a rewards card like the U.S. Bank Business Edge ™ Select Rewards Card, for instance, gives you more mileage as far as earning points goes.

With the bonuses that are typically awarded to high - mileage fliers, Stucker accumulated far more than one million miles in his MileagePlus account for 2012.

On that page, I list the discrepancies I've found so far, and I'll continue to update it as I add more mileage programs to this website.

Avios are the shared mileage currency of British Airways and Iberian Airlines — but you can use them for far more than travel on these two European carriers, and you can take advantage of their distance award chart for short flights.

I think there is a lot more mileage in a) Hansen's Congressional testimony because he specifies a BAU and what will happen if there are no emissions curbs [subtly but profoundly different to his ’88 paper] ans b) the 1990 FAR because it made clear it's prediction of 0.3 C per decade with again, a specified BAU.

To the degree that it is effective at reducing mileage and crash costs, PAYD should make far more people better off than are made worse off overall.

Be aware that trucks do worse on gas mileage and will thus be far more expensive to take on a road trip.