Sentences with phrase «same catch rate»

Not exact matches

In particular, the $ 44 Status Audio HD One Headphones caught my eye with their 526 reviews and an average review of 4.5 out of 5 stars, the exact same rating as the Beats variety.

His dribbling ability is eye catching n work rate is exactly same as Alexis.

Language: English Genre: Action / Sci - Fi MPAA rating: PG - 13 Director: Doug Liman Actors: Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt, Bill Paxton Plot: On an alien battlefield - the war is finally coming to an end - but for one soldier, the war never ends as he is caught in a time loop reliving the same battle over and over again.

The state's minority students continue to improve their scores, but they are not catching up to white students at the same rate seen across the nation.

Ford caught heat for how it used to test and rate the C - Max — in fact, it admitted the original 47 mpg sticker was based on a legal loophole from the 1970s that let it test the Fusion Hybrid, and assign the same rating to the C - Max.

At the rate trees are being chopped, is recycling catching up at the same speed?

We were caught unprepared the same summer we got married by all the other weddings we were invited to and set up the savings rate right after that!

Sony had to play catch up with Microsoft in implementing all of these services on its floundering PlayStation 3, as it struggled with low adoption rates caused by its lack of games, a high price tag, and the perception that its online service, while free, just couldn't provide the same solid experience as Xbox Live.

Even if the current doubling rate for CO2 emissions (~ 20 years, from the same website) holds for India, it will take 80 years for India to catch up in per capita CO2 emissions with the USA (assuming no increase in the US per capita emissions).

This should be put into context, as Zwally also says that within a couple of decades (should the current loss rate remain) the losses will catch up to the gainings: «If the losses of the Antarctic Peninsula and parts of West Antarctica continue to increase at the same rate they've been increasing for the last two decades, the losses will catch up with the long - term gain in East Antarctica in 20 or 30 years — I don't think there will be enough snowfall increase to offset these losses.»

The same rating companies that were caught flat - footed by the downturn in the mortgage market during the global financial crisis that ended in 2009 may be underestimating the threat of climate change to coastal communities.