Sentences with phrase «never reaches a table»

How Reducing Food Waste Could Ease Climate Change More than a third of all of the food that's produced on our planet never reaches a table.

Not exact matches

we will never reach top table (champions) with such weak players.

However, an agreement between themselves and Juventus was never reached, and Real now look set to put a straightforward # 48m bid on the table for the in - demand Chilean international to come in and improve on their current options in the middle of the park.

There's never been boxers with both the reach and power the Klitschkos brought to the table.

«Whether it's using a table edge to pin open a stiff hardcover book, or using a long drinking straw to vacuum - draw an out - of - reach piece of paper, I never learn what I can do until I learn what I need to do.»

Since most households never save that much, most households won't reach the «take money off the table» trigger.

Also never leave food unattended on a table in the presence of a beagle — they will not hesitate to jump up on chairs (or whatever) to reach a tempting morsel.

You can bet when he sat across the table from those King executives three years ago, he wasn't seeing two guys, he was seeing a new audience of many, many millions, in parts of the world even Call of Duty never reached.

Resistance from both of the established game participants will be overcome because once a game shifts from authoritarian to collaborative approaches it never returns to authoritarian because game participants must leave the table willingly only after they have been satisfied that the solution was reached through collaboration.

Cowtan and Way's bias estimate, from their own table never reaches 1 - standard deviation (the large magnitude difference is 0.7 sigma).

If you close your file at the end of a matter and never reach out to that client again, you are leaving money on the table.

We don't know from our data, however, how many of those pending sales are «land contract» sales which won't close for a year or so, or «pending short sales,» which may never reach the closing table.