Sentences with phrase «pour more fuel»
That seems to be the hot rumour circling the franchise as we head for E3 2018 next month, and a new set of domains registered for the franchise is only going to pour more fuel on the speculation fire.
http://www.nintendolife.com/
It is also a way to visually show where the revenue and cost lines cross, i.e. where we start to make a profit on each user or customer (which ultimately is what gets investors excited to pour more fuel on the fire), and where the «search for business model» crosses over into «execution of the business model.»
Beeching's announcement has poured more fuel on the fire of the current debate, stoked by Steve Chalke, Rob Bell and others about how evangelicals should respond to Christians who find themselves on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) spectrum.
Secondly, its Pentecostal roots, Californian laid - backness, and lack of religiosity poured more fuel on the charismatic renewal.
I am fully fit» pours more fuel in the talk of troubles at the club.
The GCEL highlights these investments that are clearly incompatible with the aim of limiting global warming to 1.5 °C and gives us a fighting chance to stop financiers from pouring more fuel on the fire.»
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But new overseas money may soon pour into the mainland, providing more fuel to the country's already racing markets.
It's embarrassing that after a crisis that nobody saw, government policy continues pouring on more gas to fuel more speculation to get things (stocks, real estate, debt) back to the same place we were, or maybe even worse now...
Dutch scientists have a use for all the carbon dioxide that pours from the chimneys of fossil fuel - burning power stations: Harvest it for even more electricity
The first taste fuels the desire for a second or third or fourth, till the carton is empty, the bar is demolished, the carton is poured out, yet she's whining and begging for more.
That's when fossil fuel industry lobbyists and executives started pouring more money into front groups and advocacy campaigns aimed at spreading doubt about climate science and blocking action to reduce emissions.
This means fossil fuels could be allowed to pour even more pollution into our air.