Sentences with phrase «n't see a lot»

Make sure that you're not seeing a lot of delayed or cancelled flights as that means your flight is likely to be affected to.

«We're not seeing a lot of volume on the topside here in the Nasdaq here.»

Walking around Disney world, there's a lot of branding with the iconic characters but what you don't see a lot of is the actual Disney logo.

It's been on the market a couple of months and its listing has received a ton of hits but we haven't seen a lot of activity or offers.

So here we sit today where the Fed is tapering; they are taking the training wheels off the bicycle and trying to see if we can ride on our own, although we have not seen a lot of growth yet.

I don't see a lot of people preparing to abandon Trump over this.

«I don't see a lot of evidence.

«The way that the Canadian and U.S. markets are integrated we're not seeing a lot of great opportunities showing up because of tariff changes as they affect the United States.»

Despite a moderately decent startup density and opportunity share of new entrepreneurs, Washington, D.C., just isn't seeing a lot of new small - business activity.

She summarizes her experience at Google like this: «I didn't see a lot of women, especially Asian women, black women or other women of color in the executive ranks.

And so far, I don't see a lot of fight,» said Barry Bennett, a former Trump campaign aide.

«You don't see a lot of this, except in connection with cases regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act,» she says.

Rieder doesn't see a lot of policy differences between the candidates, with Taylor being an exception.

Those earlier markets did not see a lot of program trading either.

This division, however, seems to be a very strict one, as I don't see a lot of folks mixing up pull and push link marketing in order to -LSB-...]

At this point I don't see a lot of progress on a lot of these issues.

We're just not seeing a lot of new gold discovery.

I didn't see a lot happening in the field on Sunday but by Monday everyone was hard at it.

It's an interesting time in terms of different asset classes, but I don't see a lot of growth in the book.

After all, my Bible talks more about the sins of not caring for the poor and orphans of our communities, about our pride, about idolatry, than it does about homosexuality, yet I can't see a lot of to - scale «truth - telling» on those topics.

And Grossman, without changing expression, says, «I don't see a lot of money in this.»

Austin, I don't see a lot of sanity over there.

One reason you don't see a lot of demon possession is because they have found the power of diesmbodied influence through mass media.

Sorry, I'm not seeing a lot of truth or love from the preacher there.

I don't see a lot of the reasonable christians opposing them.

I sure hadn't, and I don't see a lot of recognition from any of the other atheists here.

No different from the fact that while we know disasters surely happened in the ancient world, we don't see a lot of ancient writers talking about them.

Just from my own experience, I don't see a lot of the modest church buildings being constructed around me.

You Said:» But I don't see a lot of that in the scrutiny currently going on in the public which seems to be based on nothing but appearances and fear of the unknown rather than honest evaluation of individuals and organizations.

But I don't see a lot of that in the scrutiny currently going on in the public which seems to be based on nothing but appearances and fear of the unknown rather than honest evaluation of individuals and organizations.

I don't see a lot of proactivity of any kind coming from them - just «let's target this group, let's target that group.»

I don't see a lot of marketing language in the New Testament.

It's been said before that you don't see a lot of wall calendars featuring verses like, «Happy is he who repays you for what you have done to us — he who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks» (Psalm 137:8 - 9) or «Let a woman learn in silence with all submission» (1 Timothy 2:11).

I have never been particularly interested in recipes — or, if we're being completely tactlessly honest, people — defined by what they are not, which is probably why you don't see a lot of recipes with flour / dairy / gluten / meat / sugar - free, no - bake, one - bowl, hand - whisked or the like in recipe titles here, although we have plenty of all of the above.

You don't see a lot of chocolaty recipes around here, because my cravings tend to require immediate action — no time for recipes or pictures.

That's something you don't see a lot of other folks doing.»

I don't see a lot of point to choosing a recipe that would never have gluten in it anyway, like scrambled eggs, but a gluten - free pancake recipe, now that could be useful in my opinion.

It could also be that, outside of health, we haven't seen a lot of true innovation in food in years — it's been a lot of duplication, enhancement, or redesign — so that the only way to grow is to combine.

We're seeing people in their late 50s and early 60s, and we don't see a lot of younger people moving in to take their place.»

Hope we don't see a lot of recipes with arrowroot.

We haven't seen a lot of innovation in the food world recently.It seems the only way to grow is to combine.

You really don't see a lot of pass rushers which is what we need.

(And right now we're not seeing a lot!)

Mason Rudolf — Precise, soft throws to wide - open targets, didn't see a lot of tough defense.

I didn't see a lot of Vander Esch roaming horizontally from numbers to numbers to deny yardage on sweep plays or screens.

I didn't see a lot of him on the gridiron, so I asked SI pro football writer Peter King for his assessment.

Everyone has been praising the new Arsenal attack and the fantastic hat - trick from Aaron Ramsey, but I haven't seen a lot of sympathy for Theo Walcott and his new Everton team - mates.

He put me in at a young age which you don't see a lot at top clubs with all the pressure for trophies.

I can't see a lot of their faces, only their silhouettes.»

Very important player yet not seen a lot on the pitch.