Sentences with phrase «of the slice as»

The cheesecake photo seems to have the entire side of the slice as well as the mint in focus — did you use a smaller aperture for that?

If you aren't making it for a big group, then you can just remove the fruit topping and store it in the fridge to serve on top of each slice as you eat it throughout the week.

Thinly slice steak into as thin of slices as possible (this may be easier to do when it is still slightly frozen or using kitchen shears).

Not exact matches

Although the name has changed, it's still the same industry once denoted as «leveraged buyouts» — that is, the business of buying companies with a thin slice of nonpublic equity and mountains of debt, in which fund managers grab richly generous (to themselves) fees.

An act known as the «unboxing,» wherein the mattress, cut free from its compressed wrapping with the help of an enclosed Casper - branded slicing tool, expands to full thickness (10 inches) in one minute.

Or, they target certain slices of the population, such as parents, seniors or pensions.

As more mainstream lenders (or their subsidiaries) look for a slice of the lucrative factoring pie, new customers are needed.

As the new business model of 5G era, network slice will help operators to provide various services via a single network.

In doing so, Maple Leaf will cut a net 1,550 jobs, or roughly 12 % of its meat - division workforce, as the company closes several factories from B.C. to New Brunswick and consolidate operations into a new $ 395 - million flagship facility in Hamilton, set to start churning out sliced meats and wieners by 2014.

And, because health food is hot, it has introduced Skinny Slice pizzas — thinner versions of its traditional hand - tossed crust — as well as fresh spinach as a topping.

PARIS, May 2 - France's L'Oreal on Wednesday said it had agreed to buy South Korean make - up and fashion firm Nanda, as foreign cosmetic industry leaders jostle for a slice of one of the world's most innovative beauty markets.

I would sympathize with the turkey as slivers of explanations and excuses were sliced from our tender hides.

In the study titled «What Would Batman Eat: Priming Children to Make Healthier Fast Food Choices» researchers at Cornell showed children pictures of role models before asking them to choose french fries or apple fries (raw apple slices) as part of their lunch.

«The entry of large global operators such as William Hill and Sportsbet could have helped push a deal across the line as they have taken a sizeable slice of the local wagering market,» said Matthew Felsman, a wealth adviser at AAP Securities.

«Basically, I just spent two and a half years working on utility - scale energy,» Griffith says with a sigh as he chews at a slice of fancy pizza.

Americans have represented a big slice of business for Lesperance's Toronto - based practice, as they look for alternatives to a lifetime of tax obligations to the US, which are determined by nationality and not residency.

A manager can send a question from a mobile phone, and then slice and dice feedback on the basis of variables such as tenure or department, to identify real - time trends.

To put that in context, it's more than the annual GDP for some small countries — more than The Bahamas for example — or as USA Today put it, «a big slice of the $ 90 billion in total market value created for all investors who own these shares»

Kolondra also said Opera is not talking with its mobile - operator partners about instituting the feature in its (far more widely used) mobile versions — many operators are controversially experimenting with blocking ads at the network level rather than in the browser, partly as a way of getting publishers and ad networks to give them a slice of their revenue.

As time goes on, we will get better in making these experiences even more complementary, but at this point we wanted to offer a slice of what is to come.»

One of the quickest way to lose a viewer's interest, especially in the team video, is by ignoring the obvious: Film allows founders to show off their personality, and offer a slice of who they are as person.

A subset of affluent consumers is willing to pay higher prices for free - range beef, cage - free eggs, and other animal products marketed as sustainably produced and cruelty - free, but that's a tiny slice of the market.

Slice says it uses the same encryption security as major U.S. financial institutions and does not access credit card data or store passwords for any of your email or merchant accounts.

His company — dubbed Tony Maroni's Pizza in honor of his childhood nickname — started as a pizza - by - the - slice shop in Kirkland, Wash., and grew into a franchise operation with 17 outlets in Washington and Southern California.

For many of us, slicing and dicing is as extensive as it gets for our onion endeavors.

Some say they are the apple of onions because some varieties, such as the Vidalia, are so sweet and crisp that they can be sliced and eaten raw, according to Sidoti.

«We care more about the lack of stresses for the near - 70 % slice of GDP known as «personal consumption» than we do about the 4.5 % slice known as durable goods shipments,» Porcelli said.

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With the big ETF players covering the easiest and most inexpensive indexes, more ETFs have been launched by niche managers focused on new slices of markets and sectors, as well as alternative investing and actively managed strategies.

Hogan and his team then hunkered down to slice that vision into a series of 90 - day action plans — such as ramping up sales to the robotics segment of the automotive industry and expanding into burgeoning markets such as China.

With slots wide enough to accommodate the puffiest bagels and deep enough to toast taller slices of bread, it browns bread as evenly as toasters five times the price.

It's highly generic, as if culled together from a series of stock photos: bun, burger, watery lettuce, and a slice of tomato.

As it seeks to get a bigger slice of Americans» spending, Google just ramped up the delivery wars by expanding its same - day service.

As tight lending standards continue to lock many would - be buyers out of the market, one company plans to crack open the door to homeownership by providing crowdfunded down payment assistance from investors in exchange for a slice of a buyer's home equity.

Each is known as a «Q,» and in crowdfunding fashion may be traded separately from other Q's that were part of the same original slice of equity.

The public equity market is factually and demonstrably a small fraction of the financial assets available and traded in the economy, and it still is not clear to me why that particular slice of the asset world should be used as a price guide for the social discount rate.

SYDNEY (Reuters)- U.S. private equity giant KKR & Co LP moved to bolster its presence in Australia's lucrative mortgage market on Wednesday, joining a rush of players hungry for a slice of a property boom even as the sector shows early signs of slowing.

That «definitive move lower» occurred last Friday, as $ GLD plunged 4.7 % and sliced through a major level of horizontal price support.

RK: The venture business is built around the notion of an expanded pie, not the size of the slice and that's how an entrepreneur should think about it as well.

As I look forward to 2018, I am concerned that the market environment continues to favor high - priced growth stocks, especially a narrow slice of what I consider increasingly expensive technology and consumer discretionary companies.

The tips you offered are great but do you have any suggestions or ideas for us international investors who would like to get a slice of that delicious cake called «financial freedom» as well?

Other bond funds focus on a narrower slice of the bond market, such as a short - term Treasury fund or a corporate high - yield fund.

As an example, stocks are a slice of business ownership.

The $ 3 million to $ 5 million slice of the market is being hardest hit as buyers without deposits of between 25 to 35 per cent are being squeezed out of the market by the tougher lending conditions, agents claim.

Tesla and scores of others from traditional automakers to technology firms are all competing for a slice of China's fast - growing new - energy vehicle market as the country looks to impose tough new tariffs to encourage production of «green» cars.

Think of trading costs as a percentage sliced off the sum invested.

Thank you to Mark Tennant for having me as a guest on the Edwards Communications podcast series «A Slice a Day» - a fun and digestible collection of marketing tips and content.

But the companies that could be hurt by those, such as auto manufacturers, make up a small slice of total jobs.

So, basically, Israel is using Gaza as an excuse to slice and dice the West Bank into separated small areas of Palestinians who are all effectively in prison camps even though most people living in the West Bank just want to live in peace and not be attacked regularly by Israeli settlers.

I thoroughly enjoy all of these artistic expressions, these slices of life as seen by hurting and healing people who are made in the image of love.