Sentences with phrase «exercise good common sense»

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Using common sense and finding creative solutions are core strengths for a good entrepreneur — exercise those muscles.

In general prudence implies the ability to exercise good judgment and common sense, especially in the conduct of practical matters.

As always, it is best to follow a common - sense regimen for weight loss: eat less and exercise.

More exercise and less screen time is good, that is common sense.

This time after a 100 + times of failing, I decided not to do the same thing and realize it takes time to lose weight and that if I exercise in a common sense way for where I am at physically, I'll do good.

When it comes to long - term fat loss and lean tissue preservation, CW, common sense, and science all agree that the more muscle we exercise the better.

In short, when it comes withdrawals, as well as the other three tenets cited above, a rule of thumb may be a decent starting point, but you'll have to exercise some creativity, flexibility and common sense to get you the rest of the way.

I think the best (and free) protection is to exercise common sense in protecting your personal information, review your credit report regularly, and follow - up on the FTC's advice and alerts regarding identity theft.

It also emphasizes an overall well balanced common sense approach to daily living with your dog, including regular exercise, a healthy diet, and the mental / physical well being of both handler and dog.

Keep Your Dog Healthy: It sounds like common sense, but providing your dog with good routine care, exercise, mental stimulation, a quality diet, and preventative care will go a long way to longevity.

Proposition B promotes the humane treatment of dogs in Missouri's large - scale commercial dog kennels, which will improve the lives of dogs by requiring large - scale breeding operations to limit the number of breeding female dogs to 50, as well as provide each dog with common sense standards such as sufficient food and clean water, regular veterinary care, adequate housing and space, and access to regular exercise.

While having a good time is important, failing to exercise caution and common sense could invalidate your cover should you need to make a claim.

(a) New concepts of sovereignty, based not on the surrender of national sovereignties but on better means of exercising them collectively, and with a greater sense of responsibility for the common good;

If you are considering a viatical or life insurance settlement, the best way to protect yourself is to do your research and exercise common sense.