Sentence examples for crunch factor from inspiring English sources

The crunch factor for governments and food producers may be the lower costs.

You could use nonstick liner here, but it will inhibit the browning and crunch factor.

Those I tried were tasty, with some more aggressively seasoned than others, and all delivered a big crunch factor.

You could use a breading like flour or cornmeal to augment the crunch factor, but it also impedes the sweetness of the meat.

The crunch factor (CF) has been described as a measure to evaluate the risk of low back injuries in golfers and is based on the notion that lateral flexion and axial trunk rotation jointly contribute to spinal degeneration.

Lest I miss the crunch factor, I have been promised supplemental snacks like avocado on whole-grain toast, and I'm already composing noisy menus for the non-soup "off" days.

But if economic factors favour crunch, it's unlikely that these companies will rush to get their own houses in order.

It is at once instinctual and rational, dwelling at once in the deepest caves of our animal brains -- where the approach of a potential predator signals the fight-or-flight reflex of our autonomic nervous system -- and at the highest reaches of our rationality, where we calculate risk factors and crunch actuarial numbers into a different kind of nervous system.

Because besides all of the numbers-crunching, the most important factor in my anticipation of blockbuster success for Shazam! is how utterly fantastic this film really is.

So, setting the number-crunching aside, what factors determine who survives?

But he emphasized that Airbnb is only one of many factors contributing to New Orleans' housing crunch.