Sentences with phrase «few less possessions»

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Completely irrelevant statement... When United put 8 past us a few seasons ago we dominated possession (we had 62 percent) created 1 less opportunity than they did.

The stats may show that the team with less possession wins but it is dangerous to adopt it as a tactic in the last few minutes where the opposition are desperately in search of an equaliser — even with 10 men.

Some people love a great Spain or Barcelona style goal, where every player on the pitch touches the ball and they have possession for a few minutes leading up to it, before a less than spectacular finish ends the move off.

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If you'd spend a few hundred dollars to protect the trip of a lifetime, which might cost only a quarter or less of what replacing your possessions would cost, you should spend a fraction of that to protect your home and lifestyle.

A homeowner with a few basic possessions will pay a lot less for coverage then a homeowner with high dollar collectible items and precious jewelry.

The purpose of the challenge is to help people realize that they need much less than they may think; that it's possible to make do, even thrive, with fewer belongings; and that there are surprisingly benefits to be had by paring down one's material possessions.

From ridiculously small energy bills (about $ 60 a month in winter, $ 12 in summer) to encouraging fewer possessions, the video clearly illustrates the inherent environmental benefits of living with less space.

I'm calling for the voluntary adoption of a simpler lifestyle: one with less work, fewer possessions, and more leisure time.

If you bought most of your possessions a few years ago, their current depreciated value will be much less than the total sum it would take to replace them.

If you'd spend a few hundred dollars to protect the trip of a lifetime, which might cost only a quarter or less of what replacing your possessions would cost, you should spend a fraction of that to protect your home and lifestyle.

Orsi helped the homeowner edit her belongings down to what would work in the new house — with less square footage, she definitely needed fewer possessions overall and wanted a fresh start.