Sentences with phrase «virtually nothing to»

Our kitchen is probably the only space in our home that we have done virtually nothing to over the years and it's the space that's always needed the most help.

Especially given that trusts cost virtually nothing to set up.

It had been almost a year since she was licensed and she had virtually nothing to show for it except $ 20,000 in credit card debt and a sinking feeling that she didn't have the skills for a real estate career.

Larry Whited launched his virtual real estate brokerage, Webmls.net, in November 2002 and within one year affiliated 20 sales associates — and it cost him virtually nothing to do so.

If your most recent jobs have virtually nothing to do with the job opening in question, this is a dot disconnect that needs fixing.

The bad news: the new law will do virtually nothing to fix many of the system's fundamental problems.

Unlike the company's extensive Android skins, it's done virtually nothing to stock Windows 10, aside from a couple of utility apps.

Here, the supervision fees were unreasonable because the contractor achieved little progress — there was virtually nothing to supervise.

It does virtually nothing to democratise the House of Lords and absolutely nothing to improve public access to the legislative process or change the electoral system.

So there is a spectrum of views ranging from having to do virtually nothing to maintain membership, to it being impossible.

We offer a risk free consultation — you have virtually nothing to lose.

The Missouri Board of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners, however, demands that they first pay thousands of dollars to receive completely irrelevant training that has virtually nothing to do with hair - braiding.

Too bad they at Google have done virtually nothing to place the minds of the less wealthy at ease insofar as «click fraud» is concerned.

Such complaints cost virtually nothing to file.

«Natural internal variability and natural external forcings (eg the sun) have contributed virtually nothing to the warming since 1950» Stefan Rahmstorf, climate scientist

The case for reef degradation has virtually nothing to do with Greenpeace, though I do not completely agree with the IPCC opinion on the subject (I think they somewhat underestimate the adaptation hypothesis).

The 10 % ethanol mandate used up over 1/4 of the USA corn crop and did virtually NOTHING to reduce CO2 emissions.

For the scientifically literate CO2 in the sea has virtually nothing to do with minor CO2 perturbations in the atmosphere.

Aluminum, the main material in spacecraft construction, does virtually nothing to stop galactic cosmic rays.

Policies were implemented in the EU that did virtually nothing to reduce emissions.

This latter statistic is hard to believe, but if it is close to true, it suggests that new renewables are contributing virtually nothing to society.

The report warned that poor and marginalized communities around the globe will be some of the first and hardest hit victims of climate change: «The poorest people in the world, who have had virtually nothing to do with causing global warming, will be high on the list of victims as climate disruptions intensify.»

The AP6 agreement will do virtually nothing to curtail run - away climate change.

Why is the climatology community so reticent to consider that the whole thing is self regulating; and has virtually nothing to do with CO2.

So, what we are faced with is a corporation failing to be honest with almost anyone and which is arrogant beyond the pale, backed up by politicians who occasionally make angry noises at the BBC but do virtually nothing to stop them.

Hence, these models have virtually nothing to say about future climate.

These are the people who have had virtually nothing to do with causing global warming.

Nevermind that as currently operated, wind farms do virtually nothing to reduce the need for fossil fuel power plants.

They do virtually nothing to eliminate very high sensitivities.

Natural internal variability and natural external forcings (eg the sun) have contributed virtually nothing to the warming since 1950 — the share of these factors was narrowed down by IPCC to ± 0.1 degrees.

Increasing building efficiency, modernizing the electric grid, alternative hydrocarbon fuels, and increasing vehicle efficiency do virtually nothing to meet this goal.

So central was transience to her practice that in 1999 curator Ralph Rugoff noted, «after over a decade of creating installations, Gallaccio has virtually nothing to show for it.

Stylistically, the work had virtually nothing to do with mainstream styles of the day; in content it was always of its time.

This division of artists into generational groups has virtually nothing to do with the function of art.

While these highly complex and laborious constructions (she often called them «three - dimensional paintings») moved her well beyond the vocabulary of the improvisatory, so - called «action painting» usually associated with American abstract expressionism, they also had virtually nothing to do with the pop art and minimalism which were then the rage of the 1960s New York art scene.

Flash forward to today, and Microsoft — despite being forced — seems to «get it», while Sony does virtually nothing to maintain the gobs of good will they had acquired prior to the PS4's launch.

Nintendo itself has given us virtually nothing to go on, but The Pokémon Company's Tsunekazu Ishihara gave some weight to the system's hardware rumors in a September interview with The Wall Street Journal.

And they are under a court order to do so because they had poor legal representation when they were sued by nativist groups and they have done virtually nothing to meet the requirements of the court's ruling.

All this, of course, has virtually nothing to do with pets.

As such, there's no reason why its price should vary inversely with a dollar inflation index: the dollar inflation index will reflect changes in a basket of consumer goods, which will have virtually nothing to do with gold.

I started with virtually nothing to amassing portfolio of more than $ 100K + in assets and my journey is well documented every single month up to cents, cents make dollars, Is» nt I committed to myself to religiously put some capital every month and cutting down any unnecessary expenses and living a frugal yet decent life.

«Policy changes recommended by Ginnie Mae will do virtually nothing to stop the unprincipled practice of veteran loan churning, but in all likelihood will force the elimination of much - needed benefits and financial services for tens of thousands of veterans — especially those veterans struggling with poor credit,» NewDay said in the statement.

The last round of changes announced in October, which increased stress testing rules for borrowers, did virtually nothing to curtail the surge in Toronto home prices.

Value has virtually nothing to do with it.

Before the availability of head - protecting airbags, there was virtually nothing to prevent people's heads from being struck by intruding vehicles or rigid objects like trees or poles in serious side impacts.

With its price tag, Mercedes - AMG went to extraordinary lengths to ensure that it gives you virtually nothing to complain about.

«Before head - protecting airbags were available there was virtually nothing to prevent people's heads from being struck by intruding vehicles or rigid objects like trees and poles in serious side impact crashes.

The Spider lost virtually nothing to the coupé in terms of performance, but offered the substantial benefit of being fully exposed to the howl of its mid-mounted 3.6 - litre V8.

This is a tall truck and with virtually nothing to make it easier to reach.

Toyota, however, has done virtually nothing to amend its Tundra since it debuted in 2005 — but that changes with the 2014 Tundra.