Sentences with phrase «produce much»

This would cost her much less and, in all probability, produce much better results.

What that describes are situations where the ROEs, if they are high, are expected to remain high, and thus produce much higher P / Bs.

But the rise of passive investing has also meant a 70 % cut in revenue for the financial industry as a whole, since «active funds produce much higher fees.»

Canada's GDP is $ 1.6 trillion, but we manage to produce that much with about half the population.

But when they are used together, they produce a much stronger effect.

What I mean is that the material itself does not really produce much yield.

You will probably produce a much better book.

Be realistic about your financial investment because most authors don't produce much income from their titles.

Amazon now sells Kindle models with both backlit and higher - brightness screens, meaning that using those newer models would likely produce much better results for people with low vision than the original Kindle.

On the whole, the latest music phone from Sony Ericsson combines a neat, lightweight handset with touch screen functionality to produce a much refined music player with a phone included.

Other authors have honed their grammar, lexical skills and language knowledge to help them produce much cleaner manuscripts.

Social media popularity follows from work popularity, and some writers just haven't yet reached a sufficient level of readership to produce much activity on FB or elsewhere.

In some cases a particular subsidiary right for a given book won't be likely to produce much income, but that doesn't mean it can't be put to another use.

They are crammed into one edge rather than at each end of the tablet, so can't hope to produce much of a stereo image.

To be a little gross, I can't believe my body can produce this much mucus.

To be honest, in real terms, the publication of my first book really didn't produce much acclaim.

So, Opel also ran the Ampera - e through a test called the Worldwide Harmonized Light - Duty Vehicles Test Procedure, which takes into consideration road characteristics, weather, load influence, and driving styles to produce a much more accurate estimate, giving the Ampera - e a rating of more than 380 km (or 236 miles) of range — almost dead - on to EPA estimates.

The new steering and front suspension conspire to produce much more precise response in all maneuvers, and ride quality ranked just behind the Blazer.

Drivers needed to rev them to produce much power.

However, tire manufacturing breakthroughs can produce much more important results, not only improving a vehicle's driveability, but saving money and improving safety as well.

This is because a higher brightness light (especially true with Halogen and HID lights) will produce much more heat.

Floor the gas in automatic mode and, although the engine produces plenty of noise, it doesn't produce much forward motion.

These diesels are quiet, almost clatter - and vibration - free and produce much less pollution.

As Professor Reardon noted, schools do not «produce much of the disparity in test scores between high - and low - income students.»

States are setting cut scores on those tests that produce much lower rates of proficiency than did their previous tests.

Years ago, when Japanese manufacturers came out of nowhere to produce much higher quality manufactured products than U.S. manufacturers, at much lower cost, the American manufacturers who beat them were the ones who sent their engineers to Japan to see how the Japanese did it.

That project, overseen by Stanford University researchers, produced a series of studies concluding that the schools needed more money but that, without significant reforms, no amount of money would produce much change.

And lower stakes tests that are primarily about information rather than coercion will produce much less harmful narrowing of the curriculum.

In particular, the new Epilog Mini 40 - watt laser engraver we added has been a game changer for us and has given our kids the ability to design and produce much more sophisticated gifts, keepsakes, and mementos.

CPU players aren't particularly challenging, but battling with a friend is sure to produce a much more intense and balanced game.

While one wouldn't reasonably expect Disney to produce much new content for this release, the studio could have at least ported over all the material from the original DVD release, which was pretty light itself.

Those who remain in me, and I in them, will produce much fruit.

So exercises that involve less knee extension (hip thrusts, deadlifts, pull throughs and back extensions) will tend to produce much greater hip muscle activation than those that involve more knee extension (squats, lunges, and leg presses), although there are other factors involved of course!

Hi Nomi, The body does not really produce much insulin; even in hyperinsulinemic states, the pancreas only produces a tiny amount and sends it directly to the liver.

Not only do the core components (casein, lactose and other proteins) of dairy cause problems within many individual's bodies, but cows that produce much of our dairy products are fed antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, soy, corn, and gluten.

And in the fasting state you produce much higher levels of growth hormone, which is our most important fat burning hormone.

I find that the coconut chips produce a much creamier milk and are more natural than the desiccated coconut usually available from stores, which contains sulphur dioxide as a preservative.

That's because babies in utero don't produce much melanin, the substance responsible for coloring our hair, skin, and eyes.

Properly done, it won't produce much, if any, soreness because you're recovering so well after each set throughout the workout.

Unless the yoga routine is intense with body resistance poses that flow (i.e. are dynamic resulting in reps), yoga won't produce much, if any pump.

And finally, there is pancreatic diabetes, where due to removal of part of the pancreas, a person can not produce much, if any, insulin.

Toasted nuts, having a much lower moisture content, tend to produce much thinner butters, whereas raw nuts yield thicker butters.

For those enduring chemotherapy and radiation, yoga for cancer provides a means to strengthen the body, boost the immune system, and produce a much - sought - after feeling of well - being.

Deadlines are pressing: A study needs to start rats or mice on two diets, and have one diet produce much better health than the other, in considerably less than a two - year time frame.

To understand how large muscles — muscles that are simply big and bulky but don't necessarily produce much explosive force — may be unhealthy, you can examine the health condition of cardiomegaly, also known as an enlarged heart.

He figured that a training program based on how the body really functioned would produce much better results than those training methods that ignored, denied, or were ignorant of the true workings of the body.

Generally, non-carbohydrate foods - proteins and fats don't produce much insulin.

Instead, Mary had gastric atrophy causing the low acid production, a common condition in which the acid producing cells of the stomach lining gradually disappear, leaving behind a stomach unable to produce much gastric acid.

This is especially true of Brussels sprouts, which produce much higher levels of cyanide - generating nitriles than the other crucifers.

I believe they produce a much healthier mental state and, ultimately, much better physical results as well.