Sentences with phrase «accomplishes a lot rather»

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While telework and other arrangements focus on the work employees accomplish rather than the time they put in, the new overtime rules make time a lot more important in the eyes of the law.

«We accomplished a lot, but rather than having the wind at our backs, it's been in our faces.

However, the people you're matched up against are likely capable, intelligent, and accomplished — they're people you could learn a lot from, if you managed to place more of your emphasis on the process, rather than just the results.

They're very serious, and they want to feel like they've accomplished a lot at a very young age rather than just trying to figure stuff out.

«I feel that I can accomplish a lot now with a legislature who's going to be much more conducive to at least listening to me rather than just rejecting outright the proposals that I send over,» he said.

I should focus on what is here rather than what isn't — and that's an accomplished modern action / thriller score with western elements and lots of valentines to James Horner fans — with one or two standout moments.

This was accomplished by prioritizing page load speed and fresh information for real visitors, rather than everyone (which included a LOT of web crawlers and bots).

Accounting term paper demands a lot of attention and time while accomplishing it, as in order to write good accounting papers term you have not only to present a theoretical part of accounting term papers, which is rather complicated to write, but also a practical part, which requires much calculation while writing.

Moreover, students have a lot more things to accomplish rather than scribbling Dissertation assignment which consumes a lot of time and energy in facts gathering and writing all the valuable points which will justify the meaning of the topic on which the dissertation is supposed to be written.

Rather than simply have a seemingly arbitrary level you have to achieve to advance the story it feels more like you constantly have a lot of short term goals that you can accomplish in not too much time.

Aaron Street: That ended up being a lot of what we talked about yesterday, was too many lawyers build their website because they need a website or want to rank high in Google because they've heard they should rank high in Google rather than building their website for the purpose of accomplishing a business goal, which for most lawyers is getting potential clients to call them.