Sentences with phrase «putting high enough levels»

Not exact matches

It puts you to sleep when levels are high enough.

Yeah I know I put a kid in the Plan B team but Nelson deserves some consideration IMO, he might flop at the higher level BUT he has done enough so far in pre season to be considered a real contender for more than 1 or 2 games this upcoming season.

However, there are some concerns from within and outside the Council that the city budget is growing too quickly and that there is not enough being put aside in reserves, though rainy day funds are at their highest levels ever.

But when Nintendo does something with a machine powerful enough to run HD images, we not only see games with high definition textures, but also a whole new world, such the high level of details and effort put into making those games» graphics.

«However, some were concerned it does not require enough higher - level thinking and puts excessive pressure on students.»

The level of fit and finish is of a high enough standard to put many more premium priced automobiles to shame.

Maybe rates go low enough that someone relying on them to remain above a certain level gets forced to buy into a high market already, and put in the top for prices, and bottom for yields.

As if that weren't enough reason to put your pet in your cubicle, companies with pet - friendly policies also report that employee morale receives a boost, coworker relationships improve, physical activity levels are higher and employee turnover is lower when pets are around.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 8 percent of women of childbearing age in America already have mercury in their bodies at levels high enough to put their babies at risk of birth defects, loss of IQ, learning disabilities and developmental problems.

I never really worried about the mythical Bangladeshi who might drown if the sea level rose too high — I always assumed they were smart enough to move, or build dikes or put their houses on stilts.

More extreme weather and higher sea levels and crop failures were all likely to be quite damaging — but there wasn't enough research to put a precise dollar figure on it.