Sentences with phrase «fighting over a pool»
Specifically, the various KDP Select authors are fighting over a pool of $ 500,000, all 30,000 of them.
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Will the fight over HSN and Ticketmaster and Ask.com end up being the corporate verbal equivalent of two women dressed to the nines throwing each other around in a mud pool?
The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks led to new requirements to safeguard spent fuel pools at U.S. reactors, but the overall policy toward the nuclear fuel cycle has been bound up in the fight over the proposed fuel repository at Nevada's Yucca Mountain, which the Obama administration wants to terminate.
A recent review of pooled research demonstrates that higher levels of aerobic exercise can significantly lower the risk of over a dozen different forms of cancer — with as little as 20 minutes a day providing cancer - fighting benefits.
As a result of the untreated C - Diff (finally cured with faecal transplant) her body over produced antibodies to fight the C - Diff and now those antibodies are pooling in her ankle and knee as they are the weakened spots on her body due to sprains and surgeries (skier).
«Rather than fight over a shallow pool of talent, we were interested in what it would take to build a generation of teachers,» he told me in Relay's spare Manhattan offices above a public library.
He feels that this notion of setting a pool for us to fight over is a dangerous precedent.
Sill, I think this is a bad deal for authors for similar reasons as Gaughran's, but it's not just about having authors fight over the money pool.
Projects aren't fighting over a finite pool of Kickstarter dollars or backers.
Sixteen players fought it out in Ultra Street Fighter IV over a prize pool of $ 50,000.
Last year, with the support of our fans, we were able to provide the largest prize pool for any fighting game ever with 1st place Du «NuckleDu» Dang taking home over $ 230,000 for his win at Capcom Cup 2016!
This is not a zero - sum game in which there is a small pool of attention that has to be fought over.