Sentences with phrase «latest efforts simply»

What this means for you: Microsoft's latest efforts simply make available Meltdown and Spectre patches to more PC users.

Instead of letting go early and with grand gestures, Affalterbach's latest effort simply keeps on pushing and charging.

Not exact matches

The labels are simply used today in an effort to errantly convince the world that the Jewish homeland belongs to the Muslims who conquered it following their terrorist / pedophile muhammad's death in the late 7th century A.D..

While being knocked out of the League Cup might actually be a blessing in disguise when it comes to the Premier League and Champions League later on, the fact that Chelsea failed to win the match from a position of apparent dominance is an issue that simply must be addressed if Chelsea are to enjoy success this term, and Mourinho will put all his efforts into doing just that, ideally before the Arsenal game.

«I recommend once kids start to walk, simply having a child toddle in with you to the bathroom as you explain that poop goes in the potty, how to flush the toilet, things like that,» says Dr. Laura Jana, author of It's You and Me Against the Pee... «The more active effort can start 18 to 24 months, but sometimes later if children are not showing signs of readiness.»

(Wong later told me, however, that a cheat here or there won't render your detox efforts null — it'll simply take the benefits a little longer to set in.)

The story picks up six months later, when your custom - created avatar (simply referred to as «Rookie» by the rest of the googly - eyed animals) joins the war effort against Robotnik.

And even if we suppose it was true that the Academy didn't appreciate Eastwood's work both in the directing and acting spheres, it's perfectly understandable his latest effort could not be simply ignored.

Instead of simply reflecting on the heroism of teachers and school leaders such as Sandy Hook Elementary School principal Dawn Hochsprung (who was slain while protecting a child from the murderous rampage of Adam Lanza), Ravitch decided to spend much of the piece defending tradtitionalist thinking, as well as arguing against Nutmeg State Gov. Dan Malloy's school reform efforts (including the expansion of charter schools, Ravitch's bogeyman of late).

These highlight the Mazda's designers and engineers efforts to provide the latest improvements and updates as soon as they become available, foregoing the traditional route of simply adding midcycle updates every few model years.

The story picks up six months later, when your custom - created avatar (simply referred to as «Rookie» by the rest of the googly - eyed animals) joins the war effort against Robotnik.

This latest move, to try to pose as skeptics, is simply the latest effort.

There is enormous amount of public service that members of the bar engage in, and although the Q.C. designation has been shunned of late as being simply a vestige of political patronage, I'm not entirely averse to the concept of recognizing our largely unsung efforts.

Play Protect is just the latest security effort that Google has put forth for Android device users, but it's also in addition to things like the Find My Device app, which is simply device manager with a new name and a UI update.

Microsoft's new push to promote coding is a further example of its efforts to harness the collective knowledge and enthusiasm of its Insider community, beyond simply testing new Windows 10 preview builds, the latest of which was released today.

Not simply to take advantage of the latest features, but also because the most recent versions represent a long effort by Google to hone its operating system so that it works on much older hardware than previous Android versions.

Even a clarification letter from HUD two years later, which said warranty sales were permissible as long as sales efforts constituted more than simply referrals and fees were reasonable, did not stem the confusion, since the follow - up guidance continued to suggest that warranties were a «settlement service.»