Sentences with phrase «tiny slivers of»

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These are wedged onto tiny slivers of land left over from the slicing and dicing of land by urban planning and property development processes.

I do that with tiny slivers of my money, and it's called speculating or gambling.

The repowered sedan has been dropped 10 mm from the already - lowered S3, uses stiffer springs and dampers and sits on tiny slivers of rubber, measuring 275/25, on 21 - inch alloy wheels.

It's the product of a billionaire spending huge amounts of money to build his own experimental science lab, to test what works, to find tiny slivers of influence that can tip an election.

use 100 % buckwheat noodles and run with the asian vibe — I could see tiny slivers of bell peppers along or instead of the roasted squash and maybe almonds or something crazy like hazelnuts instead of pecans.

One packet instant miso soup with chopped spring onions and tiny slivers of broccoli and carrot (or whatever you like)

I believe that even very tiny slivers of truth are of the utmost value if we seek for pure reasons and I believe that truth can be found in many places.

And so, overall, only a tiny sliver of the money paid for such a vacation goes to the shareholders of the airline and of the company that owns the resort.

«You're only seeing a tiny sliver of all the interesting stuff that your colleagues are finding and sharing,» Ayyappan said.

That's just a tiny sliver of our planet's timeline.

Instead of getting a single salary once a month, I got paid by above fantastic companies throughout the month, simply by owning a tiny sliver of a slice.

Fee - based annuity sales are rising, but they still make up a tiny sliver of overall annuity sales so what's it going to take to crack the registered investment advisor (RIA) channel?

You said «My point is that your tiny sliver of Existance, much less your limtied understanding of our physical world and all the laws of physics is hardly enough to refute the Existance of its Creator.»

My point is that your tiny sliver of Existance, much less your limtied understanding of our physical world and all the laws of physics is hardly enough to refute the Existance of its Creator.

Cruz also followed Huckabee and Santorum in losing New Hampshire because he only appealed to a tiny sliver of that state's non-evangelical voters.

Almond butter with a tiny sliver of yummy cheese.

It's different, and it protects people at the cost of the tiniest slivers of your potential enjoyment, which you aren't willing to give up, especially if it means changing something.

Ultimately there can only be one tiny sliver of consolation for any United fan that spent Monday keeping their head down in the office.

Part of that is a matter of scarcity: The amount of time an MMA fighter or boxer actually works in the public ring is a tiny sliver of time relative to the rest of their schedule.

They slip off and get torn up, and kids have a way of touching the one tiny sliver of exposed toilet.

It's entirely up to you to decide whether the constant pressure / vigilance now is serving even the tiniest sliver of purpose, and if you've seen ANY progress that isn't worth giving up on.

This is a tiny sliver of time as compared to a lifetime with her!

The chance that that tiny sliver of extra voting power in the legislative body itself will be the deciding factor on an issue you care about is incredibly small.

Consumer goods like paints, inks and bath products make up only a tiny sliver of the sources releasing volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere.

Google's Clips camera is a tiny sliver of a camera, the size of two Wheat Thins crackers.

The ability of DNA technologies to match a tiny sliver of tissue left at a crime scene to a suspect gives them an undeniable allure to law enforcement.

Weinberg spoke with Quanta Magazine about the past and future of physics, the role of philosophy within science, and the startling possibility that the universe we see around us is a tiny sliver of a much larger multiverse.

And maybe a tiny sliver of a chance he'd find something even more surprising.

A tiny sliver of RNA can destroy an animal's heart, according to research published online this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

«At LCLS, you only get a tiny sliver of data at a time, so you have to piece them all together,» said Sauter in describing the role of the software used to create the images.

But as much as that sounds, it's just a tiny sliver of the billion - dollar dating industry.

Because we perceive reality based on a tiny sliver of information, if that information is unbalanced (e.g., ignores the positive and focuses on the negative), we are left with a skewed perception of reality, or a thought hole.

Meanwhile, I've found that experts often forget that their expertise represents just a tiny sliver of the world, and thus overestimate how much they know and what it can tell us.

Third, when it comes to system change, expertise may only apply to a tiny sliver of what's involved.

While alternative vehicles still make up the tiniest sliver of the overall vehicle market, the Leaf reached a cumulative worldwide 100,000 vehicles in January of this year, and commands 45 per cent of the global electric vehicle market.

The SS will ultimately represent a tiny sliver of GM's North American sales, providing the third leg under Chevy's performance stool with the Corvette and Camaro.

They still have to do all the same work the indie does, and they make a tiny sliver of the royalty in return.

Where each one may only address a tiny sliver of your back catalogue's target market, they do so with content that is more flexible than yours because they had to start from scratch.

According to Murray, the number of people who choose to do their reading on dedicated e-reader devices has not gone down in the face of widespread tablet availability and selection, although a growing number of people own both an e-reader and a tablet, and a still tiny sliver of the population owns three or more of these devices.

So either the report's methodology is fundamentally flawed, or the report shows precisely the opposite of what Howey intended, which is that there's actually only a tiny sliver of self - published authors making money at any given time.

While ebook sales made up 15 percent of trade book sales in the US in 2011, and — according to this report from yesterday — 12.9 percent of UK book sales for the first six months of 2012, ebooks are still a tiny sliver of total book sales in other European countries.

Apple and Android have the app market cornered, and digital magazines make up just a tiny sliver of overall magazine sales.

It's meant to stand on its own, not make up a tiny sliver of a larger portfolio.

... or you can send your kid to college in Europe or Canada for free or a tiny sliver of the price.

And after an unsuccessful (albeit half - hearted) attempt to convince my traveling party to take a huldufólk tour in Hafnarfjörđur, a town just outside of Reykjavik that seemed to be the center of elf lore (and, I believe, the site of the road construction / elf interference controversy), I was determined to look for signs of them on our self - guided tour of a tiny sliver of the country.

And in the distance a tiny sliver of snow is glimpsed on the top of the San Bernadino Mountains.

Located just outside the centre of town, this tiny sliver of heaven is located close to the Midlands Liberty Mall and is part of the MacDonald's Nursery complex bordering the Royal Show Grounds.

Warner Bros. needed something to restore at least a tiny sliver of their damaged reputation on PC after the farce that was Arkham Knight, and Mad Max does just that.

Pulling the trigger on your dual pistols results in very little kick, a slight motion, a depressingly small bang and the tiniest sliver of health being removed from the enemy.