That calculates to $1153 million — nothing to sneeze at.
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It's nothing to sneeze at if you're an analytics guy.
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Now, 8 million people struggling is nothing to sneeze at.
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Breakfast at Jumeirah Beach Hotel was nothing to sneeze at.
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But hey, topping $600 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at!
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Not that dying planets are anything to sneeze at, of course.
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Not that the home-sharing business is anything to sneeze at.
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The tech sector's drops on Wednesday were nothing to sneeze at.
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Of course, well-being and success are nothing to sneeze at.
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The army of the fruit dead is nothing to sneeze at.
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Her work as a journalist was also nothing to sneeze at.
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Spending $1,000 for a short visit is nothing to sneeze at.
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The other major factor — incumbency — is also nothing to sneeze at.
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And the high calorie price tags are nothing to sneeze at either.
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These aren't Pokémon Go figures, but they aren't anything to sneeze at.
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His starting salary was $20163,22016 — nothing to sneeze at, especially in 2500.
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"That's nothing to sneeze at for a fucking Web site," he added.
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I would not sneeze at a plate of her swordfish piccata, either.
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Still ... $100k for an hour of work is nothing to sneeze at.
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It was nominated for seven total Oscars, which is nothing to sneeze at.
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The performance it brings to the Mi 5 is nothing to sneeze at.
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Look, 5,880 buttons with individually assigned LED pixels is nothing to sneeze at.
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The psychological benefits of owning a dog are also nothing to sneeze at.
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You've conquered a New York Times crossword, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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That is nothing to sneeze at, but nothing to get people excited, either.
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"Fifty jobs in a rural county is nothing to sneeze at," Irwin said.
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A 3% bonus for winning the big game would be nothing to sneeze at.
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"But I will say, 485 miles in 36 hours is nothing to sneeze at."
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Sneeze at your desk … A covered sneeze, followed by a tissue dab, is fine.
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Five million subscribers is nothing to sneeze at, but Netflix has 125 million subscribers.
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"[Carrie's] depths were unimaginably deep, and Paul's were nothing to sneeze at either," writes Carlin.
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This 62% success rate of early fundraising forecasting the winner is nothing to sneeze at.
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But the career opportunities, company culture and competitive compensation are nothing to sneeze at, either!
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That's nothing to sneeze at, even for a company that earned $2.5 billion in net profit.
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Fifty consecutive years with a Super Bowl, through strikes and lockouts, is nothing to sneeze at.
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So why wasn't she nominated, even as Arrival racked up a nothing-to-sneeze-at eight noms?
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But 10.56 is nothing to sneeze at — that's still a high-scoring combination in the women's field.
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That still trails behind the billions spent on TV ads, but it's certainly nothing to sneeze at.
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Biden's advantage is far from dominating, but it's nothing to sneeze at, even at this early stage.
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Still nothing to sneeze at — that's the cost of two Sunday brunches — but a less galling number.
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And so the fact that I'm beating my mayor, Bill de Blasio, is actually nothing to sneeze at.
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The actual figure turned out to be 4.95 million additional subscribers, which is really nothing to sneeze at.
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Why it matters: Apple doesn't break out its enterprise sales, but they are clearly nothing to sneeze at.
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But while 15 percent is nothing to sneeze at, how is this such a major game-changer overall?
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Last year's Fifty Shades Darker performed worse, though making more than $198803 million worldwide is nothing to sneeze at.
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So, to get a truck that can haul 26,000 pounds and go 124 miles is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's almost $5 million—nothing to sneeze at, but Klein says he had to share that with a partner.
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What's more, the billions in investments it's made in developing and deploying renewable energy are nothing to sneeze at.
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Many supporters said they credited Mr. Museveni with bringing peace, nothing to sneeze at in light of Uganda's violent history.
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But we're still far, far closer than we were in the days of Ellen, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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This is nothing to sneeze at, especially for a project with virtually no publicity and an almost anti-climactic release.
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While movies often aren't the main draw of Hulu, their collection of over 2,500 titles is nothing to sneeze at.
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The Russian economy is not doing great, but the current growth rate of 1.8 percent is nothing to sneeze at.
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And while it's roughly half the size of this week's winning Mega Millions jackpot, the amount is nothing to sneeze at.
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It's about as tight as themes get and that's nothing to sneeze at when it comes to building a Sunday puzzle.
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It's not as good as last week's $200 discount on the Pixel 3 XL, but this is nothing to sneeze at.
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I wouldn't sneeze at roasted feta with honey, either, or at our recipe for the blueberry cobbler served at Chez Panisse.
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It may be in the past, but 40 years of friendship is nothing to sneeze at, no matter how it ended.
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That's nothing to sneeze at, but it's pretty small compared to the extra $50,000 Amnesiac missed out on at the World Championship.
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Now, 206 GB in a month is nothing to sneeze at, but you'd be surprised how quickly it can get eaten up.
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The lifting of financial and oil sanctions; and the preservation of an operable uranium enrichment capability are nothing to sneeze at either.
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The sight of Melbeatz standing side by side with the best of West Berlin's underground rap community is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's nothing to sneeze at — workforce development is important — but a training opportunity is not the same thing as an actual job.
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While the current $415 million top prize is less than a third of that unclaimed $1.5 billion windfall, it's nothing to sneeze at.
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The big picture: On the one hand, that would be a record fine for the FTC, and it's certainly nothing to sneeze at.
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The team had acquitted itself well, and making to the quarter-finals in your first ever European Championship is nothing to sneeze at.
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And the placebo effect ain't nothing to sneeze at either, especially since studies show that it can be potent in relation to skin.
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Their blades are also not something to sneeze at: each is full tang, triple riveted, and nitrogen-cooled to ensure enhanced hardness and flexibility.
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While doubling one's money is nothing to sneeze at, it is striking that one could have done so much better in ultra-safe bonds.
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Researchers have calculated black holes' speeds before, and they can spin faster than this one, but this one's speed is nothing to sneeze at.
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The estate wasn't awarded that much moolah, but $7 mil's nothing to sneeze at ... and it appears the website has been taken down already.
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Not a shoot-the-lights-out strategy, but nothing to sneeze at either in today's low-return — not to mention nil savings rate — environment.
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That was nothing to sneeze at, yet — like the Latino miscalculation above — everyone, including Democrats, seemed to miss that important detail and calibrate accordingly.
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The $299 cost and annual subscription fee, while nothing to sneeze at, comes across as reasonable when you look at everything that comes with it.
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That kind of money is nothing to sneeze at, even if the bonuses seem designed to quell internal discontent about the deal undermining Juul's ethos.
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Basically, your benefits for convincing your friends and family to buy a Tesla have been reduced quite a bit, but they're still nothing to sneeze at.
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For U.S. officials and investors, the specter of America's most important bilateral partner in South Asia becoming a less stable place is nothing to sneeze at.
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Apparel sales on Amazon as a whole counted for $3.1 billion — clearly, nothing to sneeze at — which puts its recent style-minded efforts into better context.
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The Facebook numbers are nothing to sneeze at, but it must be said that the Periscope model is better suited to spontaneity and virality than Facebook Live.
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That is nothing to sneeze at: "You won the lottery last year, you can't be too mad you didn't win the lottery again next year," Silverblatt said.
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Then again, 600 million active users is nothing to sneeze at: The other promising sign is the improved cadence of phones launching beta versions of Android 10.
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We picked their brains on everything from pay and benefits (turns out, they're nothing to sneeze at) to whether they get to sample the merchandise (they do!
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Yes, $300K is nothing to sneeze at — not to mention the fact that it weighs a reported 150 pounds (imagine doing the hora in that bad boy).
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The Belmont's $900,000 first-place check is nothing to sneeze at, but a rested Nyquist could make that up easily at the Haskell Invitational and the Travers.
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The famous — and outspoken — designer had a long and storied career, achieved a legendary stature in the fashion world, and made a fortune that's nothing to sneeze at.
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After working in an environment where all my decisions were questioned, and maybe even my integrity itself, reporting to someone who trusts me is nothing to sneeze at.
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But Pyongyang's cyber capabilities are nothing to sneeze at — and as the WannaCry attack proved, they can imperil the lives of potentially millions without firing a single bullet.
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That may sound expensive, but the investment in Louboutin shoes is nothing to sneeze at: They typically start at a little under $0003, climbing upwards of nearly $2,000.
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Nearly 5 million households is nothing to sneeze at, but it's a far cry from the 100 million or so US households that still subscribe to cable or satellite.
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With no categories to worry about, you're guaranteed among the highest consistent return rates of any cash back card — 2% across the board is nothing to sneeze at.8.
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The Trump Administration's new "step therapy" rule does not cure this malady, but it does offer at least a partial market-based remedy that is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's nothing to sneeze at but it's far less than the $9.5 billion a year that ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and the SEC Network brought in for Disney last year.
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Now, at a time when Amazon is everything to all customers, $24 billion in sales is still nothing to sneeze at, and surely some Sears stores are still profitable.
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Whitman's been in tech for more than 20 years — not longer than most of the people in the room have existed, but her experience is nothing to sneeze at.
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Getting to sit next to and laugh with 14 professionals who are kind, talented, and eager to give you advice and share their opinions is nothing to sneeze at.
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Still, nearly half a billion dollars is nothing to sneeze at, and the city has an active startup scene that benefits from close proximity to San Francisco, combined with cheaper rents.
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Sales-tax holidays don't kick off with the same fanfare as Amazon Prime Day, but saving 5% or 6% on your back-to-school shopping tab is nothing to sneeze at.
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It's more pared-down than anything the fictional gynecologist would even sneeze at, with just the right amount of eclectic details to keep it from being Danny Castellano levels of snoozy.
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Keep in mind, of the approximately 379,000 candidates who ran for the Democratic nomination, only 21625 have so far qualified for the December debate so it's really nothing to sneeze at.
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There's the pioneering scientific discoveries, the world-record-breaking athletic moments, not to mention the groundbreaking contributions to all different industries — the many accomplishments of womenkind is nothing to sneeze at.
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Nothing to sneeze at, but according to multiple reports, Gaten and his co-stars renegotiated their deals and will now make between $200 to $250 THOUSAND per episode for season 3!!
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That's nothing to sneeze at, according to Dinsdale, but it's also worth pointing out that most that business is in Asia, and of that, most of it is in its native China.
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A service life of three full missions is nothing to sneeze at, however, and definitely helps SpaceX save some costs on each of the missions flown by this flight-proven rocket booster.
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Which, to be sure, is nothing to sneeze at, especially at the beginning of the Napster/mp3 era, when increasing numbers of listeners chose to download music illegally instead of buying it.
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A $10 microcomputer with Wi-Fi is nothing to sneeze at – if you did you'd blow it off the table – and it's fascinating to see these little boards get smaller and more powerful.
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With all adult men and women counted, there are about 0003 votes in the Nat community, nothing to sneeze at in a district where elections are won by a margin of 2000 or 24.
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And though Super Tuesday holds the crown for delegates at stake, the March 22016 contests are nothing to sneeze at: Nearly 9 percent of Democrats' total pledged delegates will be allotted in these states.
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It's interesting ... although $6.8 million is nothing to sneeze at, considering the most recent 'Star Wars' installment featuring Carrie grossed more than $2 BILLION, you'd think her estate might be more flush with cash.
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Without knowing for certain how the dynamic feedback will work out, the number is nothing to sneeze at, but it could be offset by trimming spending to ensure we do not add to the deficit.
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"If you look back over the last four years, it's hard to sneeze at how well it's done ever since [CEO Satya] Nadella came in and changed the focus," said Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke.
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Democrats led an epic sit-in (25 hours is nothing to sneeze at) on the House floor last June when House Speaker Paul Ryan refused to vote on gun control bills following the Pulse nightclub massacre.
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A lot of prestige — again, in some quarters — is attached to the prize, and it comes with a very nice medal and almost $28503 million in cash, which is nothing to sneeze at in any quarter.
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And while it does appear that the attendance for the Trump inauguration was down compared to President Barack Obama's 2009 inaugural, the attendance compared to all the inaugurations of the recent past was nothing to sneeze at.
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While 10 years and $10 billion is nothing to sneeze at, neither is it as market altering as it might appear, not when some are predicting the cloud will be $100 billion a year market very soon.
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And that's nothing to sneeze at: The cost of floor space and bringing dozens of people and all sorts of equipment to Los Angeles is not cheap, nor is the food or hotels those people then need.
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For the past three years, the 1,187-location chain has earned the top spot as the fastest-growing chain in the US. However, getting the silver medal with total sales of $825 million is nothing to sneeze at.
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Now the bad news: Subramanian goes further, since Ryan's plan also proposes to: A $5.00-$6.00 boost (about 4 percent) is nothing to sneeze at, but it's certainly a bit shy of what many on Wall Street are expecting.
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And while the record wild highs of Ferrari sales from few years ago seem to have faded as the collector market has leveled off, the $22 million sale of a 25003 Aston Martin DBR1 is nothing to sneeze at.
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Her overabundance of caution and her sizable contributions to charity—two $100,000 donations is nothing to sneeze at—also create distance between Trump and her father, a dynamic we have seen play out throughout the campaign and his young presidency.
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And with eight in 10 Americans getting a tax refund, there's a good chance that the hour you spend on Turbo Tax (or talking with your accountant) will pay off — the average refund check is $2,800 (nothing to sneeze at!).
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That is the relevant finding for a person from a lower income background — college may not catch you up with your higher income peers, but it is likely to almost double your lifetime income, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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While the winnings will not be the windfall the soccer club Leicester City delivered to fans who got 5,2100-2150 odds on the middling club winning the Premier League two years ago, the money will be nothing to sneeze at.
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Getting 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points for $1,000 is nothing to sneeze at, however, and may be the best option for those who don't travel frequently or simply don't feel like working out the minutiae of squeezing more value from the points.
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This doesn't mean Musk has raised $10 million free and clear via the sale of the flamethrowers for his young company, but the markup is probably huge so the total sum of funds generated this way isn't anything to sneeze at, either.
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The RAM is the same – but 403GB is certainly nothing to sneeze at, and the combination of the two make for an extremely smooth user experience, while taking less of a hit to battery life – not that the handset needs that much help.
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E-MO-TION debuted in the lower reaches of the top 22000 of the Billboard 21975—an accomplishment that mere mortals wouldn't sneeze at, sure, but enough of a perceived commercial disappointment to trigger multiple musings on why, exactly, the buying public weren't flocking to purchase an album in which the lead single barely cracked the Top 40.
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A year and a quarter-of-a-million dollars is nothing to sneeze at, of course, until you consider that Lesnar made 10 times that much to fight Hunt, that it was doubtful he was ever going to return to the Octagon after their fight, and that he was pumped full of banned substances while trying to beat up another human being.
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While some may focus on the terms of the deal, the crux is that Uber was in a no-win situation in probably the largest ride-sharing market in the world, and now it can maintain a stake in that market without the continued financial bleeding it was experiencing ($1 billion in losses per year is nothing to sneeze at when you're prepping for an initial public offering).
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He…Read more ReadKratom Linked to Serious Side Effects and Deaths in New StudyThe herbal remedy kratom, often touted as an alternative treatment for opioid withdrawal or chronic …Read more Read'Superhuman' AI Crushes Poker Pros at Six-Player Texas Hold&aposemComputer scientists have developed a card-playing bot, called Pluribus, capable of defeating some…Read more ReadWhy We're Challenging the 2020 Democrats to a Climate Summit [Updated]It's been said before, but it bears repeating: The first round of Democratic presidential debates…Read more ReadNew Orleans Faces a Major Flood Threat as Tropical Storm Barry Approaches [Updating]Tropical Storm Barry just officially formed this morning, but water is already bearing down on New…Read more ReadThat Big California Earthquake Left a Scar That&aposs Visible From SpaceFriday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake near Ridgecrest, California, was nothing to sneeze at.
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