Sentences with phrase «easier time of»

My cash investors are having a much easier time of it.

Then, you can have a much easier time of preparing your own document and detailing your skills and knowledge.

As newspapers decide where to draw the paywalls, local media might have an easier time of figuring it out, said Journalism Online's Gordon C...

However, I think Big Law firms are honey pots that keep smart over-achieving lawyers off of the streets, and out of the courtrooms, so I can have an easier time of it out here in the real world.

By following these tips and focusing your efforts and energy, you'll likely have an easier time of finding clients and generating leads.

Forty years ago we might have had an easier time of it, as we were on a path to dramatically cut back on CO2 production via what is still the only viable technology to massively replace fossil fuel consumption — nuclear power.

On the surface of it, vegetarians seem to have an easier time of it.

Art historians will have an easier time of it, filing Songsong's achievement as another blip amongst the novelties that power the marketplace, if not the life of art itself.

It might seem that women have been given an easier time of things in the world of video games, but it hasn't really been until recently that more «realistic» women have been featured.

Merrick wants to make sure the dogs that eat their food will have better gastrointestinal health along with an easier time of digestion.

The bank will try to get top dollar for your home, and it may have an easier time of doing it than you.

Tip: some people have an easier time of sticking to a budget when they plan it out week - by - week rather than monthly or quarterly.

(7 - inch tablets have a slightly easier time of it, because phone apps don't look as bad stretched over a 7 - inch screen.)

Although Jane ultimately finds her own way to lead a full and fulfilling life, modern science and medicine have paved the way, thankfully, for girls and women to have an easier time of it.

Do you think Babe, Grace, and Millie would have had an easier time of it if they had shared their problems and unhappiness?

Hopefully we will have a little easier time of it this year.

Compared with the kind of volcanic mid-range thrust we expect from a modern supercar, this undoubtedly gives the F355's chassis an easier time of things, but that doesn't mask the fact that it's a gem all the same.

Suitable for children and adults alike - let's hope your director has an easier time of it than mine (alias long suffering teacher!)

There's a commonly held belief amongst singles over 50 that when it comes to finding love, men have an easier time of it than women.

if the mid-life woman is beautiful in appearance without the typical mid-life issues -(not too many wrinkles and not much weight gain)... she has a much easier time of it.

If you're able to exercise enough to eat a fair amount of food to maintain your weight, you will generally have an easier time of maintaining a low level of body fat without getting hungry.

This action of bringing the attention into your body and away from the work of the morning or afternoon encourages discernment, leading to better meal choices and an easier time of implementing the practices that follow.

If you came of age this millennium, you'll likely have a somewhat easier time of it, because your brain is wired differently, but Lichtman cautions that we may be crossing an important threshold in human development — not just in neuroscience or science more broadly, but in everything from politics to economics to religion.

They found that some crystals have an easier time of making the solid - solid transition if they take it in two steps.

By comparison, State Sen. Timothy Kennedy was having a much easier time of it.

Everyone on that list is also a registered Republican, which means they would have an easier time of getting onto the ballot than Levy himself, since they won't need Wilson Pakulas.

I know that right now, you feel like your friends who aren't breastfeeding their babies seem to have an easier time of things.

Women (and their partners) who head into it armed with information tend to have an easier time of it.

Not to mention an easier time of it yourself!

Certainly if you can swing it, your baby and you will have a much easier time of it if you purchase him a seat and install his car seat.

He may have an easier time of it than you, since your child knows that you could be nursing him.

Having never cruised before, I found the boarding experience a little overwhelming, and had I followed advice on my own site about how to prepare for a Disney Cruise, I would have had an easier time of finding our cabin and getting us something to eat!

But they should have a much easier time of things on Saturday as they face up against Levante.

That moved them onto a three - match winning streak in the league and they will be hoping for a slightly easier time of things back on home soil on Tuesday.

I think he has an easier time of breaking into the team than Zalalem.

Stoke also sold Steven N'Zonzi to Sevilla in the summer, so all in all the Arsenal players» shins, ankles and all should be getting a much easier time of it than usual this weekend.

Playing on back - to - back nights, the Hawks had an easier time of it than they had in their 2 - 1 victory in Game 1, which they dominated despite the close score.

I hardly ever eat white rice anymore after I discovered it, and I also have a much easier time of getting quinoa to come out perfect.

I breath easier this time of the year if this makes sense.

Those that have money and influence in the church, or who have connections, have a vastly easier time of obtaining annulments than those who do not, but who's annulments are far more justified.

Brands in highly regulated industries usually have an easier time of enforcing such controls because their employees are accustomed to restrictions on what they can say about the brand.

Yes, great companies have an easier time of it, but even they need to understand that acquisitions don't just happen.

Those who start early have a much easier time of it: To retire with 60 % of current income, someone starting at age 25 needs to put aside 6.4 % of his pay.

They might have had an easier time of it if they had taken the time to review the dos and don'ts of the press release.

In effect, consumer - only lenders like Avant, an Inc. 30 Under 30 company, may have an easier time of things, because it has more clarity on what it can and can't do.

Anyway, it is easy this time of year to get all worked up about such things.

@closet atheist - I agree fully that their are electable atheists out there and that they don't have an easy time of things if religion is brought up.

That's probably why the Pharisees had such an easy time of pointing fingers.

It's one of the easiest times of year to invite non-believing friends to a CU evangelistic event.

If, in turning to this theme, we could descend upon our subject from above like Catholic theologians, with our fixed definitions of man and man's perfection and our positive dogmas about God, we should have an easy time of it.