Sentences with phrase «while more firepower»
As well as that, the goalkeeping position seems to continue to be a problem for the Reds, while more firepower in attack will be needed too.
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The Gunners should still have more than enough firepower while Alexis would get that extra break that could prevent us losing him for longer.
United may have signed Alexis Sanchez in January, but could still arguably do with more firepower up top after an inconsistent first season from Romelu Lukaku, while forwards such as Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial have been in and out of Jose Mourinho's side.
While he may not admit it, Arsene Wenger knows he needs more firepower and I hope he acts as quickly as possible.
This means that while you may have more firepower, it can be harder to lock down a monster that's particularly prone to relentless charging or rapid aggression.
Microsoft will invest $ 300 million in the Barnes & Noble Nook e-reader operation.Microsoft will gain a foothold in the fast - growing e-books market while Barnes & Noble gets more firepower to compete against the Amazon Kindle and Apple iPad.
Additionally, member hotels maintain their unique identity, while gaining the firepower of the Choice Hotels global distribution, sales, marketing and technology platforms as well as a rewards program with more than 17 million members worldwide.
Sometimes it is more advantageous to have it up creating more turrets to add to your firepower while the bots are making their way to your ship.
As one of the titular AGE units, it can also switch to the Double Bullet equipment, giving the AGE - 2 more firepower while sacrificing some speed.
While much hinges on how many developers make use of the new SDK, it's likely to give Facebook a little more firepower against its stiff competition.
But while the Radeon RX Vega M processors are meant for thinner and lighter laptops for companies looking to cut down on space, these new Coffee Lake chips are designed for hardware manufacturers» top computers (presumably with more powerful discrete graphics cards) where firepower is of chief concern.