Sentences with phrase «care of more»

And she takes care of more than her team and clients.

As long as you communicate your wishes and seek a compromise, your attorney will take care of the more convoluted, taxing, and nitty - gritty tasks and negotiations.

«In this context, chatbots are taking care of the more administrative side of HR roles, leaving the HR department to deal with more complex issues.»

This may be a little skewed because people here usually are tech enthusiasts and therefore might change more often than most (or maybe actually keep them longer because we take care of them more?)

This type of policy is good for anyone looking to take care of more permanent financial responsibilities like burial expenses or leaving a legacy behind.

With the right business insurance plan, you can stop worrying and start taking care of more important things.

With the right business insurance plan, you can stop worrying and start taking care of more important things — like your bottom line.

Of course, if you are looking for a law firm to take care of your more straightforward or day - to - day legal needs, such as drafting legal documents or conducting transactions, we are also here to help.

In a disaster situation can lead to not receiving the medical attention needed, due to the rescue teams taking care of the more apparent patients.

Sherri DeWitt started this law firm in 1998 to provide the residents of Orlando and Tampa, the experience and resources of a larger law firm, with the personal attention and care of a more intimate firm.

YO: I think we've taken care of more than half the 3D effects for the next title at this point?

Taking the time to organize yourself a bit will allow you to see where you can fit in reading / writing / gaming — after you take care of the more important tasks, of course!

Typical examples range from allowing players to take care of their more advanced friends» crops in Farmville, seeing replays of high ranked matches in Clash Royale, or coming across someone with rare gear in a multiplayer core game like World of Warcraft or Overwatch.

The guns getting old and jammed just meant you needed to take care of them more, but they could have made them last a little longer until they jammed up.

Instead, we now have a new mode, «Conquest», to take care of the more «generic» battles for free - play and levelling up characters.

«Located only a 20 - minute bus ride from Brisbane City, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary takes care of more than 130 koalas.

There was a good amount of amenities to take care of more than the basics also a lot of fun activities that was very relaxing for all of us.

Belize Zoo takes care of more than 150 animals and more than 45 different species including the 5 native wildcat species (jaguar being the biggest), baird's tapir, monkeys, exotic birds, hawks, eagles and reptiles (including crocs and snakes).

Please if someone can helps us to stop the reproduction of this poor animals, and we can't take care of any more pets.

I really wish I had the capacity to take care of more of them.

where she serves as Cat Program Manager, overseeing the adoption and care of more than 3,000 cats each year.

We soon became the source of numerous scientific articles on the care of these more unusual pets and Dr. Frye published the first textbook on reptile medicine.

Daisy will never have to take care of any more puppies and will live like a queen in a new home with her forever family when she is ready for adoption.

Please support this fund so SPCHS can take care of more homeless pets.»

I have three cats already, and I am not financially or emotionally able to take care of any more.

I hope to also promote the incomparable and undying love of senior dogs, while raising item donations to help with the care of more local elderbulls.

During kitten season — March through November in Utah — a dedicated team of staff and volunteers at the kitten nursery take care of more than a thousand fragile orphaned kittens, as well as nursing mothers and their litters.

At San Diego Humane Society, we are responsible for the care of more than 1,500 animals in our shelters on any given day.

For 12 years, she funded the care of more than 1,000 wild animals per year from her own pocket, working two jobs to do so.

These methods also assume that you've taken care of your more expensive debt payments, otherwise I'd advocate paying them down first before building a larger rainy day fund.

The tablet also includes a Micro SD card slot to take care of more storage requirements.

Efficient service, and not a big push to take care of more service, just a casual mention of things to watch.

We can help you find the right routine maintenance schedule to help ensure your vehicle runs for the long - haul, as well as take care of more major repairs.

They run out of time and end up pushing the task to the side so that they can take care of more pressing matters.

The more you'll take care of it the more successful you're going to be.

I want to work on taking care of myself more and making time for things I enjoy.

I like a product that takes care of more then just moisturizing, I live in South Florida and sunscreen is a must - this takes care of that.

I used to lose my umbrellas (those boring black ones) all the time, but I seem to take better care of the more colourful ones.

I love his playful, fun - loving personality and he takes care of us more than he knows it.

Lara has been helping me create and organize my outfits for some months now because due (or thanks to) my thousand projects, travels and meetings etc... I can't take care of it myself any more.

All of this being said, now that I'm trying to take care of myself more, I've got to get my gym gear in order!

I am trying desperately to find the right type of diet to heal myself, because I also don't trust modern medicine to take care of more than just the issue — yet harm me otherwise.

They felt that they succumbed to their desire of using media instead of taking care of more important tasks.

They felt guilty for having given in to their desire of watching TV or playing a video game instead of taking care of more important tasks.

Takes that off their company budget, it's taken care of more efficiently.

County Executive Hein's leadership on big environmental issues like fracking and oil and gas pipelines has been stellar, and he has also given his attention to the details of taking care of our more vulnerable populations, such as elders and veterans.

I'm leaving him with my parents and they are learning to take care of him more often and unfortunately it's the clingy time.

Most USA mothers than ever the thumbs up in the Baltic amber teething necklaces for the care of more than a little «pain of teething.

If you want to talk to your child about the fact that you're stepping back and letting them take care of themselves more, you can say, «I know you want me to pick up your dirty clothes around the house like I've done in the past, but it's no longer my job to do.

Saves much of the faithful's time, so that we could take care of more urgent and pressing matters.