Sentences with phrase «mean lot more»

I would kill for the one at PB but if I could DIY it, it would mean a lot more to me.

My personal experience (and I know loads of people in the field who would agree) is that degrees and certifications in IT mean a lot more to non-technical hiring managers than anyone else.

Well, by digital we don't mean a tiny 7 - segment LCD display, showing time, we mean a lot more whether It be fitness, notifications, messages, calls and more.

In the case of consumer drones, this can mean a lot more than simply military bases and airport areas.

To that end, says Freedman, impact and benefit agreements can mean a lot more than jobs — they can include payments to First Nations for «community sustainability,» such as money for «education, language, development, and stuff like that.»

I think it is going to mean a lot more localization of food supply, of energy systems, of material support, of livelihood and a lot less international commerce.

That aside, less summer ice will mean a lot more heat gain throughout the Arctic, with dorect local implications for the permafrost, the Greenland ice sheet and (worst case) the East Siberian Shelf shallow clathrates.

And by more, I don't mean a lot more, just a few miscellaneous ones found on a Japanese gaming news site.

Harnessing that silicon will mean a lot more work for game developers, said David Doak, director of Free Radical Design, an independent developer best known for its «TimeSplitter» games.

If so, it will likely mean a lot more luxury hotels where members of IHG's Rewards Club can earn and burn loyalty points.

Accordingly, many parents are worried that getting a dog will mean a lot more work for them if you should ever get tired of taking on the responsibility.

If the answer is Yes, that could mean a lot more health issues than you realise.

Depending on your interest rate, an extra 10 years could mean a lot more money spent overall.

These series of numbers may mean something to you, but to Galaxy Nexus owners on Verizon Wireless, they mean a lot more: 4.1.2, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, and 4.2.2.

Since there will be a big push from traditional publishers to lower their pricing, that will mean a lot more supplies of affordable books.

That would mean a LOT more people could afford tablets.

At the very least, this should mean a lot more talented creators getting a shot, and a lot more great comics (and total chaff) for you to read.

User behavior could mean a lot more than just usage charts — We're talking uncannily good recommendation engines, better marketing strategies, better decisions on what books to publish, getting kids to read more, and other powerful things.

New Design Language — Being described as «material design», most of the changes will mean a lot more to developers than users.

The new pass will presumably mean a lot more young people being consigned to re-sit English and maths as part of their post-16 studies.

That will mean a lot more resits in a system already under tremendous strain.

Eating together at the same table, taking a walk while holding hands, or even smelling each other's hair mean a lot more in a long distance relationship.

Think about how your small actions might mean a lot more to someone.

I eat more starches I mean lot more fruit squash sweet potato even sometimes quinoa or millet I am not afraid of starches anymore.

And by extended, I mean a lot more than 9 miles on a bicycle.

Bloomberg's endorsement would mean a lot more than just a few extra votes.

Who you know and where you happen to be mean a lot more, let's face it.

That has been demonstrated several times in Assembly races, but with the Senate so closely divided, these contests mean a lot more.

If only we continued to feel this way as we grew it would mean a lot more people would be happy with their appearance.

With Father's Day on the horizon, Gillette is putting the spotlight back on father figures around the world by encouraging guys to turn to the better source of wisdom, and Go Ask Dad this Father's Day, and every day; because taking a moment to seek out his advice will mean a lot more to him — and to you — than you might realize.

It is interesting that children who go to school, often look more independent than home school children, when they are younger, but when they get older, the home schooled children become a lot more independent (and I mean a lot more independent, for example they are much more likely to be entrepreneurs, and be civically involved).

Many of the people we know cite money as a reason to not have MORE kids (we are in this group, with the economy the way it is, adding a child would mean a lot more expenses that we'd rather not have), I don't know anyone who is having children AT ALL because of money.

This game will mean a lot more to them than it will to the home side.

Our striker's misses are headline news on here but trust me every other striker in the world misses a lot more than they score — and I mean a lot more.

I also think it would mean a lot more to Wenger and the Arsenal players to finish higher in the table.

Whatever it takes could mean a lot more than we previously thought, though, as the Daily Mail is reporting that Premier League rules on wages and the limit of how much they can rise from one season to the next will almost certainly force Arsene Wenger to sell at least two of the club's other big earners in order to offer Alexis and Ozil the wages they want.

I've been paddling my canoe through the choppy waters of hot - take Twitter, and there are people who are mad that Quintana has a 4.49 ERA, and there are people who are mad at those people because the strikeouts are still strong and the previous six seasons mean a lot more than the first couple of months of the season, and there are people mad at those people, et cetera.

High school is short but life is long and having belief in your principles and capacity for rational thought are going to mean a lot more in the long run than being popular with the vapid sheep you are currently surrounded by.

«But if you show them you're freeing up two to three hours of their time on the weekend and allowing them to impress the neighbors that might mean a lot more.»

«Complimenting someone to his face is kind of obvious brown - nosing,» one executive told the researchers, noting that compliments to a third party will eventually reach the intended person and «it will mean a lot more.»

The supply side is a lot bigger than we've seen happening at a time when the Fed is pulling back so the net impact of supply going up and the Fed support of that going down, means a lot more issuance.»

Of course, making the most of the teen demographic means a lot more than trapping them in for a few short months.

I don't know about you, but I am fine with lower growth if it means a lot more stability.

That means a lot more than just deciding what your logo looks like or what colors you'll use throughout the app.

«Recovery» means a lot more than how well your stocks did last month.

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CERTIFIED ORGANIC food, drink and fibre means a lot more than being grown free from synthetic chemicals.

and lastly he tends to score in patches and unfortunately his lean.patches MOSTLY seem to come during crucial moments and games, its alright scoring against the Norwich and Bournemouth of the league but at the end of the day goals against tougher opponents are much more appreciated by fans and means a lot more come end of season....

At this point our relationship means a lot more to him than to me.»