Sentences with phrase «fighting over scraps»

Thirty thousand plus registrants / Realtors «all» making a great semi-salaried-semi-commissioned derived living professionally trumps 100,000 plus desperate 100 % commissioned amateurs / Realtors, fighting over scraps like vulchers at a dump, for the most part.

That's obviously not the case and what goes up must come down, but for the time being it's Samsung and Apple's market and the rest are left fighting over scraps.

As the price of Bitcoin continues its steep correction in 2018, Bitcoin miners find themselves fighting over scraps.

The problem here is that the cyclists and the pedestrians are for the most part, fighting over scraps.

There is no doubt that climate assistance can be highly divisive, especially if countries are fighting over scraps.

The failure of the previous status quo seemed self - evident to a generation that had seen millions die fighting over scraps of earth: prior to 1914 it had been argued that no one would fight such a war, since the cost was too high.

Page 268: «We have a perception of these large companies that they must be creating a lot of jobs, but in fact they have a small number of high - paying jobs, and everybody else is fighting over the scraps.

This leaves Apple, Barnes and Noble, Google and Kobo fighting over the scraps.

Sadly the lionshare of the revenue that indie authors generate are by the quintessential 1 % who are generating a few hundred thousand dollars a month and everyone else is fighting over the scraps.

This does not leave much room in the market for smaller companies such as 3M and Baker and Taylor, who are basically fighting over the scraps.

The important point is that, having once lived a life of privilege, they're now reduced to fighting over scraps.

That's the premise, that in a purportedly democratic but authoritarian Japanese city called Megasaki, Mayor Kobayashi has banished all the dogs, most of them sick with a mysterious flu, to an island where the filthy canines fight over scraps.

Like starving dogs, the Big 5 will viciously fight over the scraps that remain.

The rich will reside in fortified states / communities and the rest will fight over the scraps.

Indeed, Samsung and Apple for a long time have accounted for all of the smartphone industry's profits as smaller players have had to force themselves to fight over scraps.

Not exact matches

My husband and I were fighting over who got to scrap the delicious burnt crumbs out of the pan since the meat was all gone.

He also admitted to missing being in the title fight, having been left to scrap over positions in the lower end of the top 10 for the last two years with McLaren.

Other than that they've scrapped and fought all their way to the top, especially showing their grit this week with a clutch win over Team Maione.

Last week they scrapped for an OT hoops win over Rivals Team Fallows and this week they proved that they've got a lot of fight left in them..

The thing above all else is we have a team that won't roll over anymore, a team that will at the very least fight and a team that will scrap until the final whistle.

Theoretically, a game against Southampton, who before the start of play were two points behind their rivals, should have been a close - fought scrap, but West Ham were the only side that appeared interested in battling, and the game was over in short order.

On the island, the once pampered set of house pets have all gone (somewhat) wild, fighting over maggot - infested scraps and dreaming of the days of doggie treats, baths and plush pillows to sleep on.

It's a testament to Anderson's devotion to whimsy that even heaps of garbage seem magical and filthy mutts scrapping over maggoty food elicits an «awwww» as puffs of cotton - ball dust rise from the fight.

Katz's film certainly has scorn for its rich villains, but in watching the two lower class protagonists degrade themselves to fight over cash (what essentially amounts to scraps for Koechner's character) it's impossible to not sit there and wonder why they're even playing by this guy's rules in the first place.

It looks to be a fairly nice one (half an inch thick, less than a pound, no physical buttons) and reasonably priced at $ 250, but even the top - shelf Android tablets are fighting over Apple's table scraps.

If Bob has shown that ~ 85 % of the temp changes can be explained without reference to either the Arctic or GHGs, then they're going to have to fight it out over the scraps!

We have been and are still being systematically hosed by this off - shoring bullshit, leaving countless millions of trained workers to fight eachother over the scraps.

The more streets that get this treatment, the less pedestrians and cyclists will fight over sidewalk scraps, and the more protection everyone will have from reckless motorist behavior.

People all over southeastern Louisiana have had to fight and scrap for everything they own, and there is no reason not to protect what they have worked so hard to acquire.

And then the scraps that are left over are fought over by aggressive investors trying to acquire as many discounted properties before the window closes completely.