Sentences with phrase «increasingly less interesting»

This argument is increasingly less interesting when Amazon, B&N, and Apple will pay me 70 percent of gross proceeds for my work.

The film, while a bit messy and increasingly less interesting as it rolls along, will be considered a misfire, there are still some moments where it manages to shine.

Sometimes people can just go on forever doing something that gets increasingly less interesting.

His wife Debbie (Christina Applegate) is becoming increasingly less interested in their annual vacations to their lake cabin, yearning for more excitement.

-- May 2016 YTD Sales: up 15 % to 26,842 — Nissan's quest for greater Canadian market share includes rising car sales in a market that's increasingly less interested in cars.

Younger (often Gen Y) associates, both male and female, are increasingly less interested in committing to significant hourly targets.

Not exact matches

Data from the Portuguese Finance Ministry showed that the country paid less than 300 million euros ($ 368.49 million) in interest on its sovereign debt between 2016 and 2017 due to the increasingly optimistic views from the ratings agencies.

In one cable released by Wikileaks, even American diplomats stationed in Thailand admitted that Thai officials had become increasingly admiring of China and its model of development, and less interested in the American model.

She appears to be less interested or willing to play the political game, which will become increasingly difficult in the face of an aggressive official opposition.

15 - year fixed - rate mortgages have become increasingly popular as interest rates have dropped, but the deductibility of a 15 - year loan is decidedly less than that of a 30 - year loan.

As Christians from other parts of the world have found a home in the UK so they are increasingly finding that their own young people are less interested in a monocultural church experience.

Those questions, although important, are less interesting to aviation researchers than determining just how much damage increasingly common drones — like the 1.4 - kilogram quadcopter in the Staten Island incident — can potentially inflict on helicopters and small, low - flying aircraft.

The physics behind these systems is less understood than their crystalline counterparts, but as scientists» ability to engineer them — including as quantum systems and metamaterials — grows, they are increasingly of interest.

There is, as such, little doubt that the film takes a serious dive in its increasingly underwhelming third act, with Ganz and Mandel's script emphasizing elements that couldn't possibly be less interesting - including Chuck's decision to break away from both Long and Keaton's respective characters (ie it's a twist on the dreaded fake break - up cliche).

However, during the middle courtroom section, things grow increasingly unsubtle — the defense attorney (Johannes Krisch) not only employs an outrageous strategy to create doubt about the guilt of his clients (oddly, there seems to be virtually no media interest in the crime or the trial) but looks like the less attractive cousin of Nosferatu to boot — and go completely off the rails during the highly implausible final section.

Where Tachyon Project becomes less interesting is when it makes players increasingly frustrated due to its punitive difficulty, with the experience suffering as well from its levels that resemble each other too much.

It's clear, as well, that the somewhat chilly work by the movie's leads compounds the less - than - engrossing vibe, as both Cooke and Taylor - Joy infuse their respective characters with a one - note, almost emotionless vibe that grows increasingly tedious - which does, naturally, make it awfully difficult to work up any interest in or sympathy for their continuing exploits.

Increasingly, the big decisions on education are being made by state and (to a lesser extent) national governments, and many of these decisions have a direct bearing on union interests.

15 - year fixed - rate mortgages have become increasingly popular as interest rates have dropped, but the deductibility of a 15 - year loan is decidedly less than that of a 30 - year loan.

As zero to negative interest rates take hold around the world, many of the principles we use to navigate capital markets become increasingly less valuable (Brightman, 2016).

«People have increasingly high credit card debt, but it's fine,» becomes less convincing when less than a third of Americans can tell you what interest rates do to that debt.

I wrote a (hopefully) interesting post on how the subscription model affects MMO gameplay (it doesn't just predict hunting gold - farmers, it even predicts new MMOs will become increasingly LESS fun)

In Minneapolis, Pitchford says, the small - shop spaces are increasingly being rented to professional services firms, like doctor's offices and small accounting firms, which have been far less affected by consumer spending issues but are interested in the convenience of a retail location.