Sentences with phrase «span of a few hours»

In the span of a few hours Spotify launched a portal for music dedicated to gaming, Microsoft (msft) acquired the Seattle game - streaming service Beam, and GPU maker Nvidia (nvda) posted its fastest - growing quarterly sales in years, driven by — you guessed it!

Short - term trading eschews the stability of long - term trading for the possibility of taking advantage of short - term price swings and involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies over the span of a few hours to a few days.

They happened to be extremely addictive — I literally ate three in the span of a few hours — and I figured we could all use another easy muffin recipe in our lives.

Even the most simple patterns are real showstoppers and can usually be crafted in the span of a few hours.

Originally posted on C.N. Faust: Hello my darlings, So in the span of a few hours, I decided not to go with a Kickstarter campaign.

Now what happens if for some reason the stock price begins shooting up rapidly (in a span of few hours) from $ 8 to, say, $ 30?

Overton, who grew up on a farm in Tennessee and is no stranger to the lumberyard, managed to build the piece within the span of a few hours — wowing her dealers, who priced the result at $ 85,000.

That makes peat susceptible to burning and when it does catch fire, centuries» worth of carbon can burn up in the span of a few hours if fires are intense enough.

Technical saviours managed to revert back the website to safe harbour within a span of few hours with the proper site restored.

And now, in the span of a few hours, they are both gone.

Short - term trading eschews the stability of long - term trading for the possibility of taking advantage of short - term price swings and involves buying and selling cryptocurrencies over the span of a few hours to a few days.

In July 1996, one of the worst flash floods in recent Canadian history hit the Saguenay - Lac - Saint - Jean region after 280 mm (11 inches) of rain fell in the span of a few hours, the equivalent to the amount of rain usually received in a month.