Sentences with phrase «even done a hard work»

You might feel back pains when you haven't even done a hard work or whatsoever.

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In extreme cases, multi-tasking can lead to health problems and even death when people don't allow themselves to rest, or when they work too hard.

This is because in addition to being very thoughtful about their workload versus vacation time, when employees do decide to take time off, they work even harder beforehand to make sure that they're not leaving team members in the lurch.

And, he adds, even a company with obvious curiosity appeal, like Avid's, doesn't become a household name without a lot of hard work on the back end.

You know a great leader when you're working for one, but even they can have a hard time explaining the specifics of what they do that makes their leadership so effective.

Clients don't expect us to know everything, but if they see that we and our team are working hard, they come to appreciate and count on us even when we fall short.

A number of do - it - yourself platforms are debunking the myth that PR agencies are the only way to get covered in leading publications, but even these services come at a price and require the client to do most of the hard work themselves.

It has nothing to do, even, with how hard Tim Duncan works on the court — and he is one of the hardest working players I've ever seen.

They do the hard work of advocating because that involves conflict resolution, time and effort, and maybe even some emotion.

If you've hired good, hard workers, they will bust their sickly buns to get their work done, even if it's done while wearing a bathrobe and subsisting on tea and pseudoephedrine.

But because I don't have an Ivy League education or an MBA or even a degree, I've always tried to work harder than anybody else, and that's what's driven me.

I think much of what the Jacobs brothers have done is smart, most of it is interesting, and some of it is even (hold on... this is hard for me...) inspirational to brand marketers, wholesalers, nascent philanthropists, and entrepreneurs who worry that their company's proposition seems too simple to work.

For success to be achieved, expect Saudi Arabia to work even harder to limit production and get other countries to do so.

«I think even if you could do all your own funding you should go through the hard work of getting investors because the other thing investors do is that they give you true market feedback on whether what you're doing is correct.»

Even if yours doesn't become the next Tony Hsieh, Warren, Zuckerberg or Gates, they still will have an appreciation for hard work and independence, thanks to you.

Success doesn't come easily to most people, not even to talented entrepreneurs who are willing to work hard.

Contrary to what you may have heard, reaching out to the right people can work if you try hard, even if you don't have a special connection.

I'm not saying you aren't already working hard, but you could make a big difference over time by finding ways to get even more done.

For example, if you work hard and stay optimistic about everything, even in the face of enormous challenges, your employees will be likely to do the same.

Working hard is a great way to impact the world, to learn, to grow, to feel accomplished, and sometimes even to find happiness, but it becomes a problem when you do so at the expense of the people closest to you.

«Barack and I were raised with so many of the same values: that you work hard for what you want in life; that your word is your bond and you do what you say you're going to do; that you treat people with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them, and even if you don't agree with them.

I don't regret the years I spent in corporate America environment, but business ownership is so much more rewarding.I work even harder than I did before but the level of satisfaction is so much higher.

That being said, I appreciate the idea that as itnerest rates go up my hard work from saving a lot of my income pays off even more than it already does.

Even though sometimes this is challenging as a working mom, I will try my hardest to get it done.

Front - liners, to executives, even officers view monetary reward as incentives and motivators to do more, work harder, longer, to increase morale, productivity and profits.

A happier, healthier and more affordable life is waiting for you overseas, and with face - to - face guidance from International Living experts, you don't even have to do the hard work.

Then finally — as I say, I'm probably leaving something out — there was the decision, which wound up a presidential decision because the people under him were disagreeing, to use the CBO macroeconomic forecast, even after we had done all this work to do our own economic forecast, for one reason: it was more pessimistic than ours, and would therefore make the budget deficit reduction job harder rather than easier.

«That mindset has framed things, which means I have had to work very much harder to get things done even where they are what the Home Secretary agrees with and where it has been helpful for the Government and the department.

We wouldn't want to give anyone that responsibility to do it for us, because even if it's hard and painful work, as it is in every case to different, varying degrees, part of that hard work and that pain is what makes us actually stronger and makes up grow and makes us become who we are.

He does not grasp the secret of its creativity, its ennobling effects upon even small entrepreneurs, and its reliance on many moral principles, such as honesty, hard work, habits of cooperation, and the daily inventiveness of individuals.

Used to be if you worked hard in this country, even if your job was seen as «lesser» by absentminded fools that don't realize that every cog of society is important, you could afford a car and a decent house.

We were deeply grateful to Al Gore for ensuring that the U.S. did not block agreement at that meeting, even though we knew that getting the protocol ratified, especially by the U.S., would be hard work.

You stand up for Muslim holidays... are you aware that many Christians don't even get their holidays off, many hard working Americans are forced to work during their holidays... I'm all for equality, but you are preaching to cater to Muslims, in effect, giving them more rights to holidays than their Christian counterparts.

The urgency of the farmer or the hard work one put in did not determine even the timing of the harvest.

Oh, I had all of the excuses for why I could keep enjoying my wine in the evenings — I work hard, I give so much, I'm not an alcoholic, I'm never hung - over, it doesn't affect my life, it's social, it's fun, it's in the Bible for pity's sake!

If someone works hard, is generally nice to others, donates to charity, and helps when someone needs help what does it matter if he calls himself Catholic, Baptist, Evangelical, Lutheran, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, atheist, spiritual, or even Raelian?

So many folks in seminary are highly isolated from anyone outside the four walls of the church (and even the church itself) that they enter the world still having to learn that their role is to serve the people doing the hard work of sharing faith daily in life.

We do not have to worry about the fact that we suffer, or even work hard to bear suffering joyfully.

I don't even feel I've got anything at all from the teacher - there is no guidance, recognition for hard work or anything.

The person doesn't walk away — despite hard work, despite prayers for a miracle and bargaining with God, despite making vast improvements in learning daily living skills from a wheelchair, and even despite, at times, some measurable return of arm and hand function.

Don't kid yourself into believing that academic pedigree translates into intelligence or even hard work — even for Ivy League grads.

We try as hard as we can to give as much aid as we can, and I'm sure other churches do too, but if everyone put forth even more effort, religion would once again become a key part of society and the government would have a little bit more money to work with.

They wrote: «We don't blame him for despising his very existence, since he is DIRECTLY and PERSONALLY responsible for thrusting terrible violence upon every other gender (all of them), race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and religion... even though by all accounts he's a good guy who works hard, takes care of his family, tries his best to love his neighbor as himself, and all that other stuff that doesn't matter because we only regard him as part of a collective group to which we assign blame.»

can't imagine any country without sick, elderly, retarded, disabled, mentally challenged, addictive personality types (20 % of humanity), discriminated, etc etc living amongs those of us that are «fortunate» enough to be both hard working and have jobs or job opportunities (oops fewer and fewer as the «greedy» capitalist does what they have to do for an even bigger yacht) that actually pays enough for basic needs for oneself... and again «lucky» if it pays enough to support any offspring's needs as well.

Even if they did find menial jobs, Okies had to work twice as hard to prove themselves.

But, even though we focus very hard on Christ, His work and Person, we do not point to the doctrinal checklist as the content of saving faith.

This WILL happen even when we work hard to keep it from doing so.

In the «prayerful communion» of savages with such mumbo - jumbos of deities as they acknowledge, it is hard for us to see what genuine spiritual work — even though it were work relative only to their dark savage obligations — can possibly be done.

I've found it's looking at your weaknesses and working on those that helps you most in the long run, even if that can be hard to do.

NO — honey did not work for me as it got rock - hard when totally cooled and I couldn't even cut the outside edges with a knife.