Sentences with phrase «cutting down on»

«We now have scientific evidence to back up the claim that if you go a few weeks cutting down on junk food and animal products your tastes start to change.»

Now that I'm cutting down on meat consumption, I'm finally discovering all these tasty options.

It is better to just directly quit drinking soda instead of cutting down on it part by part.

The only thing I can suggest if you are after a slightly lighter version is to try cutting down on some of the sugar a bit but they may not stick together as well.

20 hours is a bit extreme, may try this cutting down on the time, I'm not awake for 20 hours at a tine let alone my parents letting me have it on for that long!

Consuming non-GMO soy products is a great way to get a tasty source of protein and minerals in while cutting down on your meat intake.

We recommend enjoying on special occasions and sticking to a small portion size, or cutting down on the sweetener even further.

If you have been cutting down on sugar then that amount will do you in... I would say stick to one tablespoon max.

I don't think the author was cutting down on Jesus, but making us realize that Jesus lived a live just like us, he struggled with all the same human things we struggle with, and to some, this is a message that helps to lift the spirit.

When I write someone off or insult them on social media, I am cutting down on the network I have to leverage for good.

He is likely to speed up work on his key initiatives: further cleaning up bloated state - owned enterprises and delicately cutting down on the country's reliance on debt to boost growth.

The platform, for example, can notify a user when a vehicle's tag must be renewed and then allows payment via phone or computer, increasing engagement and cutting down on physical wait time.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is counting on queso cravings and more marketing to keep some modest momentum going and is cutting down on store openings to sharpen its focus on its current business.

Meanwhile, DeVry has been cutting down on administrative and overhead costs as well.

Those anxious students should however be reassured that many options for cutting down on big bills exist in plenty, as long as they understand their situation proper.

By cutting down on the transaction verification times, P2P cryptocurrency payments became a bit more practical than the days of GPU and CPU mining.

Find out how no - load funds, index mutual funds and ETFs can help investors boost returns just by cutting down on expenses and sales charges.

Cutting down on costs has always been a major theme among consumers, demonstrated here by their inquisitions into AMEX's fee structure.

It is legally compliant, cutting down on time spent dealing with regulators and various agencies.

Do the math To compete with Netflix and other rivals, TV networks are cutting down on commercial interruptions.

Similarly, Srivatsa of Blowhorn shared how his firm started off 2016 with just two weeks of capital left in the bank but successfully strove through the year on cash flow, thanks to the core team taking pay cuts and the company cutting down on other costs without a single employee quitting.

The shift to more meaningful content has just started rolling out, but the company made other changes last year as a precursor to the latest moves, including cutting down on viral videos.

The Chinese government wants to see more people drive EVs in the hope of cutting down on emission - related pollution — and government policies reflect that.

Cutting down on meetings at the start of your week can be a good turbo - boost to the productivity you need.

If your business is internet - based or primarily a computer - based enterprise such as software design, web content writing or other creative industries, a simple way of cutting down on your office space costs is to let your co-workers telecommute from home.

While most banks were cutting down on staffing in 2015, the Wall Street giant hired 2,800 employees, up 8 % from a year earlier, according to Business Insider.

Printing is a huge expense for the small nonprofit, and cutting down on the paperwork could add up to significant cost savings.

As for Walmart, the service is likely to be an incentive for people to come into stores while also cutting down on the cost of returns shipping for the company.

Chemical maker DuPont is providing the resin base, and Nike's engineers say that despite the fact that the raw material costs more than rubber, it's easier and faster to use, cutting down on labor.

Today is a perfect day to start cutting down on procrastination.

Because of the unrelenting pressure to process more calls, employees were cutting down on water consumption (and hence, bathroom breaks), and stress and lack of time were leading to unhealthy food choices.

Employees desire flexible work arrangements for many reasons but Branson writes that «having more control over work - life balance, finding it generally useful and cutting down on commuting time» are the most commonly cited ones.

His mobile app streamlined the work that took much longer over phone lines, cutting down on wasted time and unanswered calls.

But the Target strategy is also likely to ease pressure on its margins by cutting down on overtime and general pay at a time when shoppers are scarce, the results of the «Black Friday» creep that has led many retailers to open their doors on Turkey Day and progressively bring up store opening times in the last decade.

The simple act of cutting down on waste has to be applied by religiously.

Some of those deaths are preventable through non-drug interventions, including lifestyle changes such as cutting down on smoking, drinking, and eating unhealthy foods high in simple sugars, sodium, and fat.

Peloton predicts that platooning would save companies money by improving trucks» fuel efficiency while also cutting down on emissions.

As a bonus, these videos can feature company leaders, which will help introduce key players, cutting down on the endless name game that typically happens on an employee's first day.

Another concept that many employers have found useful in cutting down on unscheduled absences is known either as a paid leave bank (PLB) or a paid time off program (PTO).

Most observers assume the idea of a store with no cashiers is to save money by cutting down on the staff needed to operate the store.

Use reference sites to cut down on confusion, and get specific with details, as design is subjective (what you may think looks good, someone else may not, and vice versa).

Not only can chatbots help you cut down on email exchanges, unnecessary meetings and various online searches, they can actually act as your marketing executive.

This plan also helps to cut down on unscheduled absences that disrupt the workplace.

The option to work at home can also cut down on an unscheduled absence if employees are too sick to report to work but healthy enough to perform their duties.

Having this option helps businesses cut down on the amount of time they would normally have to spend on transferring everything from one device to another.

Yet Robinson says companies are still keen to invest in new technologies, even though they're being forced to cut down on production.

«The lack of turnover also cuts down on the costs of recruiting and training.»

ADAY's simple «wardrobe of the future» uses technical fabrics (e.g. breathable, thermoregulated, cooling, stretchy, offers UV protection), aims to be seasonless and versatile, and is sustainable so you can cut down on the wasteful pieces in your closet.

The World Health Organization, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the American Heart Association have all recommended reducing consumption of soda as a way to cut down on added sugars.

Enter the Durinal, which cuts down on traffic by replacing one regular 60 «x30» lavatory with two urinals.