Sentences with phrase «won at least a large»

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The company, one of the world's largest providers of fresh - cut, packaged salad, is even enlisting the services of an Emmy - winning actress, Felicity Huffman, to motivate Americans to new heights of indulgence — at least when it comes to their salad - making.
Betting all underdogs in low - scoring games would result in a 55 % winning percentage while slightly larger dogs (of at least 3.5 points) have covered at a 58.5 % clip.
We have a large squad with lots of quality for one thing and with the quality of our opponents surely down on what we get in the Champions League you would expect Arsenal to at least get through our group if not win it.
Killian is from Rye but has spent a large amount of time in Yonkers, perhaps realizing that she needs to win the city, or at least hold her own, if she stands any chance at winning the special election to replace former Sen. and now County Exec.
As such, in elections where a large portion of electorate isn't terribly inspired by either candidates, and mostly votes for «lesser of two evils» in current FPTP, the two major party candidates just might accrue enough down - votes that a 3rd party candidate who isn't nearly as disliked will, on balance, win over both of them (or at the very least, acquire more than the abysmal 4 % combined popular vote and 0 electoral vote like 2016 US presidential elections, despite 3rd party candidates combined likely being preferred by 40 % of electorate, as a low bound).
At the other end of the scale two seats are showing large enough swings for the Conservatives to win the seat (North Devon and Portsmouth South, which has a chunky 9 point swing from LD to Con, presumably at least partially connected to the scandal around Mike HancockAt the other end of the scale two seats are showing large enough swings for the Conservatives to win the seat (North Devon and Portsmouth South, which has a chunky 9 point swing from LD to Con, presumably at least partially connected to the scandal around Mike Hancockat least partially connected to the scandal around Mike Hancock).
New research shows that, in some fish at least, smaller, less flashy males can also win female mates by flirting with larger males.
You won't be going to see the extraordinary Oscar - winning performance of a big - name actor; you're there to salivate in large quantities over Johnny Depp with eyeliner on, or at the very least, to humour your girlfriend while she does this as you pray for another scene with a scantily - clad Kiera Knightley.
Best Picture usually brings along an acting win — nine of this century's winners have earned at least one trophy for their stars — since actors make up the academy's largest voting branch and support from them can go a long way.
But she does show that the fracturing of the market is such that even self - publishers have huge potential wins coming their way By dint of the large numbers now engaged in self - publishing books, some of the books will be decent at least.
But when you aggregate a large number of voters, it becomes easy to gain at least a good sense of who is going to win the election.
«White doesn't win out over black by that much in economic terms, so government has a role to ban or phase out the use of black or dark roofs, at least in warm climates, because they pose a large negative health risk,» he said.
Evaluating the trend for the same time periods for litigation matters with at least $ 1 million in billings yields compelling evidence that «Large Enough» firms are winning high fee work.
Even though past successes can never guarantee future wins for our burn victim clients, the successes that our verdicts and settlements page displays so proudly does at least prove that the burn injury lawyers at Ketchmark and McCreight, P.C. know how to get a win and have been able to do so on a number of occasions in the past; many a time on a large scale too.
Online advertising is looking more and more like a contest that publishers can't win — not on a large scale, at least.
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