Sentences with phrase «much open territory»

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If you are eager to buy a franchise and have dreams of expanding and owning multiple establishments, it is important to find out how much room there is for growth from the franchise company, if there are plans for expansion into new territories, and how long it takes a franchisor to get to the point where opening another franchise becomes a viable option.

If I'm writing about homosexuality, for example, I make an effort to consult with LGBT folks ahead of time, and I try to remain especially open to their advice, perspective, and critiques as I venture into territory with which they are much more familiar than I.

It doesn't take much to swing the pendulum of optimism back into positive territory but judging by the exuberant reaction to our clean sheet I was half expecting an open - top bus parade to celebrate stopping Lukaku from scoring (I wonder what route the bus will take in the future?).

The vast territory of New Bordeaux is a great selling point, much like the open worlds of Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto V.

The episode is fairly rife with humor, but it opens up into more dramatic territory near the end in an extended scene that reveals much about a brother and his insecurities and maturation.

Here the brand is venturing deep into R territory, pretty much from the opening credits where the camera zips through one of those frozen - bullet, slow - motion car crashes as cheeky generics stand in for names.

In foreign territories, Seeking Justice has fared much better, grossing $ 12 M, more than a third of that from France, where it opened on the first weekend of 2012.

Much like the previous entries, Far Cry 5 will see you get in the middle of some truly spectacular action sequences, stealthing through enemy territory, and encountering deadly wildlife as you do your best to survive in the open world.

Tyres were noisy at open - road speeds — in the context of the Territory's very coarse mix of bitumen — but the driveline was inaudible while touring and wind only became apparent at much higher speeds — legally higher in the Northern Territory than elsewhere.

Starting out in that fateful year for religion, 1492, when Ferdinand and Isabella expelled the Jews and the Muslims from Spain and opened virgin Christian missionary territory in America, Armstrong tells the story of fundamentalism in the world's great monotheisms and argues that it is as much a product of modernity as the materialism and empiricism against which it fearfully reacts.

Though it never enters true open - world territory, levels involving the jeep are much bigger than anything the series has attempted before.

It's a wide open territory, with some absolutely exquisite features, and so much of it has been captured perfectly by the developer.

Once Samsung opens preorders in more territories, it will be much easier to determine whether or not the phone maker has anything to worry about this year.

To top it off you may not even be able to open your brokerage in the territory where you've built your reputation so your marketing costs will be much higher as you strive to be known in a new area.