Sentences with phrase «many tiny bits»

Alexis Ohanian's strategy to make it a tiny bit easier on his wife, Serena Williams?

This is a process — a continuous search for low - hanging fruit, easy targets and ways to apply tiny bits of existing and proven technology, or a better approach, to inefficient procedures that have «always been done a certain way,» even though no one can remember why.

The r - process goes something like this: As neutron stars move toward each other, a tiny bit of their material gets shot into space at incredible speeds.

That tiny bit of friction was enough to stop me.

Where, in their day - to - day life, programmers may have well - paying but fundamentally boring jobs managing tiny bits of huge, tremendously complicated software, Gigster lets them exercise their problem - solving muscles — and get well - paid for the privilege.

Having some standard to get to, whether it's a word count you'll write or just a number of days for which you'll do a thing, sparks that tiniest bit of competitiveness and energy.

Inspire a hockey player to «give it his all» and he might skate that little bit harder, come back on defence that tiny bit faster.

Oddly enough, though, I felt stronger during the second interval, and even a tiny bit stronger on the third.

However, when they're teenagers, they might find it a tiny bit annoying.

The cocoa bean on its own contains a tiny bit of caffeine (about 0.23 g / 100 g), so expect a rush akin to adding a few packets of sugar to your coffee.

In other words, pR1SE could be the missing link between tiny bits of DNA and viruses, potentially solving one of the greatest scientific mysteries of the past century.

To make planning just a tiny bit easier (and take at least one thing off your plate), I collected all the conferences that keep entrepreneurs» needs top of mind.

Get your geek on a tiny bit.»

I, however, will be wearing cotton — cool, comfortable, creased and, perhaps, just a tiny bit smug.

The QuietComfort 35 are a tiny bit ahead here, though.

Sequencing DNA involves removing a tiny bit of the stored material, and the process depletes that sample.

While I am certainly no Chinese real estate expert, I do have at least a tiny bit of insight into the market because 1) my girlfriend was born and raised in China, attended Peking University, and is now in America on a research fellowship, and 2) her parents own five apartments in China.

«If you pay the minimum payment, you're only paying interest plus a tiny bit of what you owe on the card,» he says.

* Conventional wisdom is that Obama gained at least a tiny bit of ground on Wednesday night.

But be forewarned — we do tend to get a tiny bit melodramatic.

Research suggests that clearing cookies — tiny bits of software that advertising companies load on a browser to collect data on the websites people visit — is one of the few privacy - protection steps that have been embraced by American internet users.

These days, all you need to build and grow a business is talent, expertise, and a tiny bit of capital.

He loves that you only need to use a tiny bit!

Good, but I'd prefer he'd simply said that 1987 proved that massive stock market bubbles don't matter, not even a tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny bit.

a tiny bit, but hey, each bit matters right

The answer to this question is a tiny bit more complicated and invokes a genuine piece of regulatory uncertainty.

I'd rather it sit elsewhere and earn a tiny bit of interest or perhaps I cant control my spending month after month of available funds like the OP intimated.

The balance of UK governance shifted just a tiny bit on Wednesday, with news that the board of FTSE 250 retailer Sports Direct has appointed its first workers» representative following a ballot of 23,000 employees.

@cliff: you are missing one tinny, tiny bit of history there in your «I AM CHRISTIAN HEAR ME ROAR» thing....

Is all rhetorical bud... just trying to show a tiny bit of the Glaring flaws the stone age writers did nt get together on...

I sense the tiniest bit of agonism and hostility in your reply; if that's not your intention, then that is fine, but if it is, I don't see why you have to respond that way.

And Saint Attila raised the hand grenade up on high, saying, «O LORD, bless this Thy hand grenade that with it Thou mayest blow Thine enemies to tiny bits, in Thy mercy.»

He's doing a tiny bit of the church's work.

Show me just ONE tiny bit of tiny proof of your tiny non-existent god and I will promise to think about it.

Every second, as my heart beats, tiny bits of mineral and organic material are sent to parts of the body that need it, performing ongoing repairs that will never finish, like painting the Forth Bridge, hour after hour, year after year.

How «ya feeling about that tiny bit of lead now?

They have been studying this for what is a tiny bit of time compared to the time primates walked the earth and have shown incredible links between the primates and you say there is no way we evolved?

Just because a city existed and was destroyed by fire, it doesn't lend the tiniest bit of evidence to the existence of a god.

I had already done studies into evolution, the big bang, physics, and a tiny bit of quantum physics (that crap was confusing!)

I were tiny bit familiar of this your broadcast offered shiny clear concept

Best Insights: Lisa Bloom with «How To Talk to Little Girls» ``... One tiny bit of opposition to a culture that sends all the wrong messages to our girls.

Just as the world as a whole was viewed as composed of tiny bits of matter that related to one another only externally, that is, spatio - temporally, so human beings were viewed as individuals who relate to one another only externally.

Elsewhere (Mt 17:20; Lk 17:6) Jesus speaks of «faith as a grain of mustard seed,» obviously meaning «even a tiny bit of faith.»

If people would only pause and think critically about what they believe and do a tiny bit of reading, we might get somewhere.

Maybe do just the tiniest bit of research before spewing racial hate from your small - minded brains.

If you actually have read the Koran or even researched it a tiny bit you'd see it clearly laid out that Muslims see Jews and Christians as true monotheists and worshipers of the same God and religion.

You have been given a little tiny bit of ground.

The Lord's Supper continued to involve a tiny bit of bread and a few drops of wine.

If the Sun or the Moon were a tiny bit different, perhaps we wouldn't be here; but perhaps we would be - and possibly we would be even better, with sturdier bodies, larger, more active brains, better resistance to disease, etc..

The tradition of using a tiny bit of bread and wine (or juice) has continued to be practiced, even though it does not even come close to what was practiced by Jesus and His apostles on the night He was betrayed, and reflects instead some sort of magical ceremony where some people believe that God is giving them special grace and power through the ritual elements of bread and wine.