Sentences with phrase «small fraction of what»

A term life policyholder pays a small fraction of what a whole life policyholder pays for the same benefit amount.

Our failure to exploit even a small fraction of what Microsoft Word has to offer is a symptom of a larger problem.

While these two particular legal concepts represent a small fraction of what may apply to your case, a Bellevue accident injury lawyer would be glad to explain any others.

I am pleased to say that my Torch on Rogers has cut the number of dropped calls to a small fraction of what I was accustomed on the 8800 on the Telus network.

To justify their low offers, adjustors and defense lawyers have a variety of flawed arguments to claim they can only pay you a small fraction of what your case is worth.

But that's definitely a very small fraction of what you need, especially in a very changing world,» she says.

The earth intercepts Q = 1.74 * 10 ^ 17W, which is a fraction, an abysmally small fraction of what the sun emits.

We can get on with each other: we've lowered our homicide rate to a small fraction of what it was just a few hundred years ago!

You just can't plant enough to absorb more than a very small fraction of what we put out and produce in terms of carbon dioxide annually.

In June 2000, DOE proposed as a goal that the U.S. obtain 5 % of its electricity from wind energy by 2020, which is a small fraction of what the authors are advocating.

While a few of the groups say they also receive some money from other oil companies, it is only a small fraction of what they receive from Exxon Mobil.

President Bush has sought an increase to $ 4.2 billion for 2007, but that would still be a small fraction of what most climate and energy experts say would be needed.

Properly staffed and funded, such a review needn't take long and its cost would be a small fraction of what's already being spent in climate research.

Now, it's easy to show it is a small fraction of what man does on our current time scale.

And all of this is only a very small fraction of what is a very small number in the first place, that is, of 0.2 cents per revenue dollar.

While a few of the groups say they also receive some money from other oil companies, it is only a small fraction of what they receive from Exxon Mobilâ ¦

«Who Cares» The defence for this game is amazing Oh it's fine about all the shit they promised for over a year, since the very start and then failed to deliver, it's totally fine, they made it up by release free updates to us which offers us like a small fraction of what they originally promised in the full game at launch Good grief.

We today know only a small fraction of what we need to know.

And the vacations have been at a small fraction of what it would cost if I paid cash.

Then an authoritative and charismatic figure shows up offering us reassurance & returns, and all for a small fraction of what we hope to make..!

At Golden Financial Services our mission is to cut your debt down to a small fraction of what your creditors are saying you owe.

Fraser paid a small fraction of what a similar property would cost in B.C., and the best part is that while the Reas are back in Canada during the summer, their management company rents out their villa for them.

Instead, you need to get new apps from the Hong Kong - based Appslib site, which offers about 15,000 programs — a small fraction of what the Android Market contains — organized into 18 categories.

But library patrons can buy ebooks from Random House and others for reasonably low prices, certainly for prices that are a small fraction of what libraries pay annually to rent the same books from OverDrive.

And only OverDrive among the library digital vendors offers much in the way of recent release eComics, and that only a small fraction of what's potentially available.

Since then, I've been writing steadily for major houses for good money, I'm in better control of my career, I have better contracts (a literary lawyer now negotiates my contractual terms; she does a better job and costs me a small fraction of what I was paying in agency commissions), my advances have improved, and even my foreign subrights income has improved.

A system worth Rs. 40,000 is a small fraction of what the car costs and is not the problem for a consumer like me.

We're planning on a four - or five - year / 100, 000 - mile warranty, and the battery replacement pack will cost a small fraction of what it costs today.

The $ 75 million credit cap, while seemingly large, is a small fraction of what Illinois spends on K — 12 education.

This year, no fewer than three Christian films have made a more significant impact at the box office while spending just a small fraction of what their secular contemporaries do.

DisneyToon's animation can practically be mistaken for that of the first Cars eight years ago, even though the $ 50 M production budget is just a small fraction of what is spent to make Pixar and Disney Animation Studios» films these days (which each cost upwards of $ 150 M).

Bought these Alexander Wang boots last year on major sale for a small fraction of what they really cost at The Outnet.

Like usual, I packed way too much and only wore a small fraction of what I brought, but that's pretty much always the case with me.

I posted a tutorial just last week of how you can DIY this look for a small fraction of what the most popular styles are going for.

Even if you get the OJ with «lots of pulp» it has only a small fraction of what you would get by eating a fresh orange.

Even as I head into my 37th year of practice, I'm well aware that I know only a small fraction of what there is to know about yoga.

K, specifically K2, is manufactured by the good gut bacteria in our gut, but it is only a small fraction of what we need for the body to perform its functions so supplementing is important.

The amount of prescription hCG used in the Clean Start Medical hCG Weight Loss Program is a small fraction of what is released naturally during pregnancy.

My agency consistently withheld my earnings, giving me only a small fraction of what I'd earned.

Industry support, even if it proves to be on the rise, supplies only a small fraction of what is needed; therefore, federal funding must make up the bulk of the difference.

We have sent robots to places humans could never have survived and peered into the cosmos with instruments far more capable than our human senses, all for a small fraction of what it costs to send a living, breathing person into Earth's orbit.

For the small fraction of what we spent at war in Iraq, we could support institutions so that fragile states don't collapse in the first place, and invest in emerging economies that become markets for our goods.»

The rate of star formation is a small fraction of what goes on in a younger galaxy like the Milky Way, but even these low levels of activity will force theorists to revise their models of how galaxies evolve.

Sometimes I have a sense of what I'm seeing being a small fraction of what's there.

The only drawback is that its efficiency is just 1.2 per cent, a small fraction of what silicon is capable of.

«The fish catch is a small fraction of what it was in the mid-1950s, but the rehabilitation of the northern part has been pretty amazing,» says Micklin.

Unlike the marginal rate of tax, which is a forward looking measure that relies on assumptions about prices, revenues and production profiles, ETR is a retrospective indicator calculated on the basis of observed data for all of these parameters (this is a useful feature, as the taxes that companies liquidate may be a very small fraction of what they would have theoretically had to pay had the marginal rate of taxation applied, as the cases of Starbucks, Amazon and other companies so poignantly demonstrate).

I still spent only a small fraction of what most spend on disposables.

Now it is giving up, selling its core business to Verizon for a small fraction of what it was worth at its height in 2000.

With fewer than 20 employees, Miller Value Partners is a small fraction of what Miller once ruled at Legg Mason, but he beams with pride as he shows a visitor the view of Baltimore's skyline from one window.