Sentence examples for On crunch from inspiring English sources
As other countries look to transition to low-carbon alternatives with one eye on crunch climate talks in Paris later this year, Australia is pushing ahead with an expansion in coal extraction that its conservative prime minister Tony Abbott insists is "good for humanity".
Children are also fantastic at recommending books, especially on crunch issues.
Britain's trade body for games, UKIE (United Kingdom Interactive Entertainment), declined to comment on crunch.
The industry's trade organisations don't seem inclined to weigh in on crunch any time soon.
Earlier, White House spokesman Jay Carney acknowledged that concerns about US surveillance and privacy were likely to come up during Friday's meeting with Merkel but said he was confident they would not interfere with broader discussions on crunch issues such as the Ukraine crisis.
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The carry-on crunch has pitted passenger against passenger as the race for space ensues.
Quite right, too, except that both are head-on crunches, and you feel them in the judder of your spine.
But beware: sit-ups are passé, and the jury is still out on crunches.
Ever since, quality assurance has relied on crunching the data and ticking the boxes.
