Sentences with phrase «extra effort quite»

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Changing your mindset and behaviors can be tricky at first, but the payoff — quite literally — is worth the extra effort.

And at times you may be putting forth extra effort with not quite the return.

I'm sure it saved Sega quite a bit of money, but the extra effort would have been appreciated.

Quite to the contrary, the outstanding athlete is the «star,» extra effort is applauded by one's fellows, and the informal group rewards are for positive achievement, rather than for restraint of effort.»

Using an E-reader is a good idea as with paper books they can be quite heavy depending on the size and some books seem to require that extra bit of effort to hold the pages open enough to be able to read.

I was in grad school with an amazing blind guy, and I was quite impressed with all the extra effort he had to go through in his studies.

In some situations, quite a bit of give and take would be required to get something like that going, such as property owners making an extra effort to help create wider bike - walk infrastructure where needed.

It is easy to say that extra effort should be put into writing a cover letter, but in actuality, this extra effort can be quite a difficult thing to do.