Sentences with phrase «stacked against sharing»
«But we want to do everything we can — whether it's changing how we treat infections in medical clinics or altering the way we manage the environments where bacteria grow — to keep the odds stacked against sharing of these genes.»
https://www.sciencedaily.com/ Not exact matches
It offers viewers the chance to share the headspace of a boxer who managed to hold world titles in three separate weight classes — one of an elite few who have ever managed to do so — all while making them acutely aware how heavily the odds were stacked against him in his mission to «come back from the dead.»
Please note that this isn't total market share for the total commercial van market, just how the top models stack up against each other.
But while Kobo doesn't quite have the expansive mind share that Amazon's Kindle line has, its devices stack up nicely against the competition when it comes to hardware.
To help you answer these questions and more, CreditDonkey has reviewed the top 3 ride share services (or, um, transportation networks)-- Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar — to see how they stack up against each other.
All have been there quite awhile and are competent but I think the deck is stacked against them as the time share business is in major trouble.
Some benefits and bonuses are shared across these cards, so we'll take a closer look to see how they stack up against each other.
Loose lines and gestural marks stack against sharp lines at 90 degree angles while more representational imagery share space with these geometric forms.
So I'm going to share my Caesar recipe with you and see how it stacks up against your local trattoria.
When you look at the market share (bar graph above) that Windows computers have and see how they stack up against the number of OS X computers, this begins to become clear.
Yesterday, Italian site Macitynet shared photos of the iPhone 6 physical mockup, which gave us a good idea of how the larger iPhone would stack up against the 4 - inch iPhone 5s.
What happens in most cases is that fathers must agree to having a very limited role in their children's lives because they don't have the tens of thousands of dollars (or more) necessary to fight for shared parenting in family law proceedings which are heavily stacked against them.»
Property against shares — how does performance stack up?