Sentences with phrase «huge swathes»

I wonder spmetimes what the Arsenal fans would have to do in order to draw some real reaction from the Arsenal board or our manager, because Arsene Wenger and the club's top brass appear to be impervious to criticism and protest, which was highlighted once again this week by the reaction to the obvious sight of huge swathes of empty seats at the Emirates stadium.

The instrument is the «best tool» for picking out dim, extremely distant objects lost in huge swaths of sky, Batygin said.

From Alaska to Australia, an unprecedented heating of planet Earth is underway with rising temperatures across huge swathes of land mass and oceans

That widespread melting leaves huge swaths of dark ocean water that absorbs more heat from the sun than the white, reflective sea ice it replaces.

Ignoring the irritating day - one issues which left people with huge swathes of the game missing entirely there are some framerate issues to deal with, at least when using my own admittedly modest setup.

In those words, and the words of many others, I think we can see the outline of an ethic that avoids self - indulgence yet does not deny the physical facts of a planet with 6 billion people who may soon nearly double their numbers — a planet that grows hotter, stormier and less stable by the day, a planet where huge swaths of God's creation are being wiped out by the one species told to tend this particular garden.

The threats are so severe that we are losing huge swathes of forests at an alarming rate.

Zooming out lets you see huge swathes of land and this is equally filled up by the population count, now increased to 250.

The grand strategy genre is one of my personal favorites, even if it is entirely capable of consuming huge swathes of time if you aren't careful.

In viewing the national electoral map of House seats, it is as if someone came in overnight and redid the whole canvas, changing huge swaths of blue to red, especially in the vast area between the coasts and — adding to the impression of Republican dominance — in non-urban districts, which cover much larger geographic areas.

First Hurricane Harvey flooded huge swaths of the South and now Irma has left hundreds of thousands of Floridians without power more than a week after it struck the state.

Technologies are becoming advanced enough to draw in big data about huge swaths of users; this will soon make it possible for Google and other search engines to learn even more about how their users interact with sites.

We'll find ourselves lurching from one war — one which has devastated huge swaths of Iraq — straight into the next.

It's a move that's going to totally change how huge swaths of the city look at night.

And if that includes dramatically over-weighting, under - weighting, and / or ignoring huge swathes of the available investment universe, and trading less risk for less reward, then so be it...

To those who would claim that is not true, one needs only to point to the devastation that a single storm wreaked on New Orleans or the wildfires that we (barely) were able to stop from destroying huge swaths of a densly populated city, San Diego.

This comes as no surprise from an administration that gutted Bears Ears and Grand Staircase - Escalante and opened huge swaths of our land and oceans to mining and drilling.

In effect, Facebook is a monopoly: it owns huge swaths of online life, to the point that even Zuckerberg now agrees that maybe it's time it should be regulated by the federal government.

The firm will no longer need to hire huge swaths of new lawyers every year as most of any annual growth will be accommodated either by efficiency gains or by better use of non-lawyer personnel to do the same work.

Declaring huge swaths of land off limits for development may mean cows within commuting distance of downtown, but it also artificially increases demand on the remaining land, leading to higher prices and rents, and fewer affordable housing options.

Even in the cases of Siri, Amazon's Alexa, or IBM's Watson, systems that possess huge swaths of knowledge are actually fairly limited.

It also requires huge swaths of land and, of course, just the right amount of sun.

Environmental groups are suing the Trump administration for selling oil and gas leases on huge swaths of Western U.S. public lands while allegedly ignoring policies meant to protect an imperiled bird.

And while short tail keywords can help you get huge swathes of traffic to a site, they are hard to rank for (see above) and often they don't always result in conversions.

Ben Libberton, a microbiologist at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute, says hackers could conceivably gain huge swathes of information from embedded microchips.

The mountain pine beetle outbreak — a natural phenomenon linked to climate change that killed huge swaths of B.C. forests — served to mute public opposition to logging after 2000.

Smoke also blanketed huge swaths of Northern California last week, which presents a more widespread concern for the marijuana industry, according to Nick DiNicola, whose company, DiNicola Insurance Services, brokers insurance for companies in the cannabis space.

(Anyone who grew up in an era when bookstores reserved huge swaths of shelving for retail CDs can attest to that.)

ResearchKit, an open - source platform for creating iPhone apps that collect healthcare research data, will bring together huge swathes of personal data from a significant portion of the population.

From lower self - esteem and self - worth to less financial security, military spouse unemployment affects huge swaths of the nation.

The truth is that politicians regularly depict huge swathes of the country as «less than human», to use Twitter's phrase.

By alienating and humiliating huge swathes of people, they destroy trust and confidence, making it difficult for victims and witnesses to co-operate with them.

While the EPA and UKIP are by no means equivalents (the English Defence League is a closer fit) the same sense of disenfranchisement among huge swathes of the public and the anger over immigration that have contributed to the popularity of Nigel Farage's party are Albion's bread and butter.

The current system, in which taxpayers fund closed primaries that exclude huge swaths of voters, is unsustainable.

A unprecedented effort to set aside huge swathes of Canada's boreal forest includes — for the first time — global warming mitigation as a key objective

Over the last century, logging and farming has turned huge swathes of the Amazon rainforest into a ragged patchwork of disconnected stands.

Yet today, an aerial view reveals huge swaths of the countryside surrounding Canberra blackened from a firestorm that threatened to engulf the city in 2003, after months of scorching weather turned pine forests into a giant tinderbox.

Whereas the «loudness» of each chirp has clearly conveyed each event's distance from us, LIGO's twin stations can at present only vaguely constrain their celestial sources, which may lie anywhere within huge swaths of the heavens containing thousands upon thousands of large galaxies.

That all changed in 1995, when astronomers began using large - format digital cameras to photograph huge swaths of sky in a single exposure.

By the mid-1980s, following another great period of loss after World War II when army engineers drained huge swaths of formerly impenetrable marshes and swamps, the continental U.S. had only 103 million wetland acres remaining.

Potato blight, soybean rot and diseases that can affect staple crops like wheat and rye are all capable of decimating huge swathes of agricultural land.

This has major implications for Zimbabwe's tsetse control measures which have, in the past, targeted huge swathes of landscape.

Combined, but decade - old badoo, which has a bit more focus on friendship than speed, takes huge swathes of latin america, eastern europe and asia.