Sentences with phrase «pretty big increases»

Since I started invested in late 2008 when the stock market was way down most of my dividend stocks have had some pretty big increases in price.

This is a pretty big increase for a game that doesn't really offer more than previous edition.

That's a pretty big increase over the M550i's $ 72,100 base price.

Considering the original reports from the New York Times set the number of exposed users at around 50 million, that's a pretty big increase in numbers.

Not exact matches

One of the big stories in the Premier League today was probably received pretty well by a lot of Arsenal fans, because with Manchester United coming to play us at the Emirates stadium at the weekend, a three match ban for their main striker and top scorer Romelu Lukaku would on the face of it weaken United and increase the chances of an Arsenal win.

Two nearby supernovae explosions may have increased cancer rates and changed the behaviour of early humans - but that's a pretty big may

If they did one on COTS and CCiCap they would come to similar conclusions but the big kicker here is that the NASA funding is pretty much fixed and any schedule slippage resulting in cost increase is picked up by the commercial partners.

And what they found was that the addition of capsaicin to the meals significantly increased the 24 h fat oxidation in negative energy balance, as well helping the volunteers keep burning calories, even though they were in a pretty big energy deficit.

All those calories add up, especially the sweet stuff, and if you're taking a bite from here and there, pretty soon you'll be looking at a big increase in calories for that meal... and one that's often discounted because it wasn't on your plate — but it still adds up!

The series has tapped some pretty big names, including Michael Madsen and Jennifer Beals, to star in upcoming episodes, which should give added momentum to its already slightly increasing ratings.

A pretty big week, with a massive increase in sales for the Nintendo Switch!

Thus, the pressure to innovate in one way or another increases for all players, small and big, and I'm expecting a pretty interesting year 2014 and early 2015 in terms of new products.

And I'm pretty confident that check is going to be bigger and bigger every year, likely outpacing the increase in my expenses.

Target has had a couple of pretty big dividend increase over the past couple of years, so it stands to reason that they might have to slow it down a bit.

A pretty big week, with a massive increase in sales for the Nintendo Switch!

Also, indie - gaming has made some pretty great strides in the last few years, and while there's a good chance that the increased capital in it will eventually lead to the same dull fate the big 3 seem to have agreed on, for the moment it's a great time to enjoy things like Trine or Torchlight, which I can't see coming from MS, Sony or Nintendo at this point.

«The rate of increase is pretty big,» said study lead author Dian Seidel of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Air Resources Laboratory in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Observed increasing melt rates for such a huge slab of ice in Eastern Antarctica was generally seen as a pretty big deal among glacial scientists and a flurry of additional research soon followed.

Even if we significantly increase our consumption of natural gas, that's still a pretty big cushion.

Third: There was no cooling in the 1920s; in fact that was the start of a multidecadal warming trend that lasted until just after World War II (followed by a brief cooling trend, possibly due to increased aerosols dimming incoming sunlight together with some pretty big volcanic eruptions which did the same thing).

There are situations where you might benefit from a big increase in these, but those scenarios are pretty specific and less common in the legal setting.

We (well, maybe I) talked about whether it was hard or soft, big or little, the color or smell — if it was pretty — in order to increase her descriptive vocabulary.