Sentences with phrase «run on a lot of levels»

«Double - digit real estate appreciation and one per cent wage growth don't work long - run on a lot of levels,» said Heath, the managing director of Objective Financial Partners in Markham, about 30 kilometres north of Toronto.

Not exact matches

It has never really been about how much you spend or how much of a genius you are, it takes sustained competitiveness at the highest level and / or that extra bit of luck to have a shot at it hence my [previous] happiness at being in the top four [lots of clubs would do almost anything to get in that league], however even that can get stale, to be realistic, I think progress would be aiming for the top two now, enough of these top four stories, it ran its course now we need to aim higher, when the top two is our priority, it becomes inevitable that whoever might be in front of us is bound to slip up on a few occasions ala Bayern and Dortmund, we should now set our sights on the top four of the champions league lol

Europe's cities have some of the highest NO2 levels in the world, because diesel cars produce a lot of NO2 and in Europe a much higher proportion of cars run on diesel than elsewhere.

Acne Studios leather jacket, Silence + Noise t - shirt dress, Zara mules, Céline sunglasses Hate to make this post a lot shorter than I normally would but I'm currently running on low levels of energy (surprise, surprise, always before I'm about to travel) and I'm not sure if these sentences I'm forming are actually coherent.

I thought developmental editing was looking at the book on a larger level, but I've run into a lot of stuff about developmental line - editing.

According to Rocco, the most important aspects to consider when running a luxury hotel include location, and general ambience, but he tells me highest on the list of priorities must be service: «Most important of all is a high level of service delivery to the customer which a lot of people say that they do, but very few people actually succeed in doing it well».

For anyone who still plans on trying the game, here is the class run down I promised, based on community feedback from a lot of players (including level 80's) particularly in regards to PvP as it stands at this time.

But because your progress doesn't reset entirely, JumpJet Rex is a lot friendlier on players just wanting to finish each level; the true test of skill comes in the form of speed running.

There are lots of additional activities beyond completing the levels comprising of 21 races available in free play mode with participation available via on - foot characters running through a series of gates that dictate the boundaries of the course; unlocking 102 characters; collecting 220 gold bricks; ancient scrolls are the equivalent of red bricks including a collectable detector, stud magnet, old movie mode, invincibility, disco mode and much more besides; 9 Dojo challenges; mastering Ninjagility and Spinjitzu by reaching ninja level 20 from collecting lots of LEGO studs and performing just as many combos on enemies; and more besides.

Also, starting the Fallen Ghosts DLC on a fresh save will start players out at level thirty, with all skills already unlocked, so it could end up being a lot of fun to just run and gun everything in sight.

This leads to a lot of dead falls in prince or early jumps that end up as ledge grabs instead of continuous runs (which the level design later on punishes with timed elements).

Unfortunately, I noticed one glaring downside as I went fast for the first time in Kodiak Frontier: the sense of speed in the main levels of Fire & Ice relies on a lot of boost - pads and auto - running between stage segments.

The enemies are high level and take a lot of beating, and they overwhelm quickly, attacking in droves as you slowly run out of ammo and have to rely on melee weapons.

Of course, consumer PC hardware needs to get a whole lot stronger, and the emulator software needs possibly inhuman levels of optimization to get things running at a passable 30 FPS, but we're certainly on the right tracOf course, consumer PC hardware needs to get a whole lot stronger, and the emulator software needs possibly inhuman levels of optimization to get things running at a passable 30 FPS, but we're certainly on the right tracof optimization to get things running at a passable 30 FPS, but we're certainly on the right track.