Sentences with phrase «fast means nothing to»

Just because a different company does it faster means nothing to their design I just means they were faster.

Not exact matches

There is nothing that will steal the life from your sermon faster than when you rely on commentaries and Bible study resources to tell you what the text means.

After dishing out this fast - and - easy reply time and time again, we unconsciously learn that forgiving someone means begrudgingly accepting the wrongs done to us or having to pretend that nothing happened.

Eat them fast, though, because once this package is opened, they begin to dry out, «resealable packaging» really means nothing except if you put in the effort to somehow get the thing to «reseal» then they won't spill out all over.

A 4 - 1 win against the side that have proved to be Bayern Munich's biggest challengers in the German top flight this season meant that the game in the Stadio San Paolo was going to be nothing more than a procession, unless Dieter Hecking's side could make a fast start.

quote: Jason Jay «its nothing new, the cancer is trying to survive and usually when you do nt kill every cell, the strongest cells are the ones that survive and proliferate even faster» As far as I know this, it means only resistant cells survive and are able to grow.

First, by far the most effective way to use this vegetable juice is to use it as part of a juice fast, meaning a person eats nothing but the vegetable juice and water during the treatment, sometimes for three to five weeks at a time.

Ultimately, this all means that there's nothing special about breakfast and first thing in the morning — the first meal you eat to break your fast will be exposed to the benefits of increased insulin sensitivity.

The switch to turbocharging has meant a fundamental change in engineering philosophy for Honda, and it comes on a car that is reputed to be nothing less than the fastest front - wheel - drive hatch money can buy — faster, of course, around the Nürburgring than all of its rivals.