Sentences with phrase «small hit»

But the apparently small hit to global economic growth wouldn't hit everyone evenly.

There is a subtlety of design with small hits of colour for those who are prepared to look and each canvas was full of textures.

The All - Terrain model takes a further small hit in terms of fuel economy, but the Mercedes - AMG E43 Estate returns 32.8 mpg, which isn't bad for a car that can do 0 - 62mph in just 4.7 seconds, and emits 197g / km of CO2.

Although not displayed here, the overall PCMark Vantage score takes an even smaller hit on Indilinx drives.

This style embraces minimal embellishment in cool glassy materials using reflection for a splash of glamor punctuated with small hits of bright colors on a neutral canvas.

You may still need to buy books, and a decent computer and reliable Internet connection are a must, but your bank account will take a much smaller hit when you earn your dental assistant degree online.

It's the same basic gallery shooter with ideas from TI Invaders, but the gameplay elements are original: bullet rain, precise motion, small hit box, crazy particles, many different power - ups, constant rain of power - ups, icon showers, multi-layer shields, etc..

Not only was the Switch a great console to launch, it came out alongside a new Zelda and a new Mario in the same year, two primary flagships coupled by a bunch of other smaller hits.

While each enemy is pretty easily dispatched, since there are many of them and few health pickups (which come in the form of chunks of meat), the challenge comes in avoiding even small hits while taking out enemies.

Dave Watson, creative director at Taxi, identified a second reason: with their more modest budgets Canadian advertisers may want to spend that money on many smaller hits throughout the year rather than on a single big one.

After reading David Epstein's essay about Junior Seau and brain trauma (SCORECARD), I was left wondering if players and coaches are paying attention to the growing research that suggests that the combination of big - impact hits and constant smaller hits to the head play a major part in the trauma to a player's brain?

Pope admitted if the game did come to Vita, it would face challenges on the UI to help better suit it, «I do want to do a Vita version, but the thing is there's a lot of kind of interesting UI challenges to make it work well on Vita: much smaller screen, much smaller hit targets.

Salvage title due to small hit on front that was repaired and it has a high idle sometimes.

Just make sure not to get too heavy handed with it (err on the side of green, gold and white with smaller hits of black).

If states choose to pool data in other ways, however, they can support larger minimum n - size and its statistical and privacy benefits, with a much smaller hit to coverage than choosing the most disaggregated policy with n - size of 30.

Square acknowledged that it had taken a small hit on Bitcoin, though not enough to merit recording an impairment charge: «Losses on Bitcoin for the three months ended March 31, 2018 were insignificant,» the company wrote in the report.

Setting the display to a higher resolution means you'll take a small hit on battery life, but it's not a dramatic difference by any means.

Any time you open up a new account, you risk taking a small hit to your credit score.

Property developer and fund manager Aspen Group has revealed around $ 95 million in writedowns in its upcoming full - year results, but has reassured investors that its operating profit will only take a small hit as a result.

but chasing returns by going heavy on equities could smash you pretty hard as well as a retiree living off a portfolio if the markets take a dive — maybe leaving you wishing you'd taken a smaller hit from your cash and gilts on the chin?

Disney had an amazing year in terms of box office, but that doesn't exclude some of their smaller hits, including this film about a chess prodigy in Uganda who tries to balance her success with responsibility to her family.

His road show put his name in the minds of fans across the country, now he gets to play in a low pressure (compared to the Dodgers or NYC / BOS) but high upside market (So Cal), and all he had to do was take a small hit on his signing bonus that he's pretty confident can be offset and more in endorsments.

The White Sox aren't winning any awards this year; they can take a small hit to their payroll to make it clear — to the player, the fans and the media — that Abreu is going to be the everyday first baseman.

I was angry with Cesc Fabregas because he wouldn't stop talking, putting in small hits.

None of these small hits in and of themselves are likely to make an impression with voters but Republicans hope the totality will eventually erode his home state standing.

The small hits about 4 inches above my knees in the front and a couple of inches above in the slightly longer back.

Another thing to note is that the small hit me above the knee at about the same point where it hits the model online.

I am 5» 5» 140 lbs and the small hit just above the knee.

As for the jokes, they're small hits or wide misses.

«Django» lost 44.7 % of its weekend two total for another $ 11.1 million while «Les Mis» took its smallest hit yet, losing just 36.8 % for $ 10 million its third weekend out.

I still recall Considine's breakthrough role as an impressively creditable bully in Shane Meadows» A Room for Romeo Brass, followed by outings in Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski's Last Resort (as a bingo caller who salvages the downtrodden life of a young Russian mother and her potentially juvenile delinquent son), and 24 Hour Party People, a small hit on last year's art house circuit.

The Teacher Quality Partnership program took only a small hit, reducing funding to around $ 40 million.

General Motors saw its sales take a small hit in August, falling 1.2 percent compared to last year, to 272,423 vehicles sold.

Ferrari admits that ride comfort takes a small hit, but the tradeoff should be the sharpest California yet.

The XE is such a new model that residuals are unproven — and those quoted for the model are likely to take a small hit given how popular the saloon is already proving to be.

Fun fact: it takes 55 horsepower just to spin the compressor, but it adds a net 220 ponies to the cast aluminum block's performance, so it's worth the small hit.

All - wheel drive models take a small hit: 27, 33, and 29, respectively.

The heavier cabriolets take another small hit, but if you want a drop - top Smart this shouldn't put you off.

I took a small hit financially because Dodges do not keep any value, but the money pit needed to be out of my driveway.

But be warned that fuel economy takes a small hit with the manual.

That big booty, while attractive, carries a small hit to fuel economy.

The e-tron's boot space takes a small hit to accommodate batteries that allow the car to drive up to 30 miles without firing up the combustion engine.

It offers extreme clarity approaching the resolution of the iPhone 4's Retina display, but takes a small hit in terms of 3D rendering due to the improved quality.

Lastly, Jelly Bean ramps up the CPU to full speed whenever you touch the screen instead of waiting for an app to demand it — that may cause a small hit in battery life, I imagine, but it also should remove small delays here and there.

The Bottom Line Sometimes it makes sense to let your credit score take a small hit to improve your overall financial situation or save money.

You'll need to have an excellent credit history, and need to be able to handle a small hit to your score of about 5 points for each card application.

The bottom line is, it often makes more sense to withdraw some RRSP money before exhausting your non-registered accounts, even if you take a small hit, because it can help you avoid a much bigger tax bill later.