Sentences with phrase «force in a small amount of time»

Explosive movements, or plyometrics, exact a lot of force in a small amount of time.

Not exact matches

He's in the US Air Force and only has a small amount of time to eat lunch so, he takes sandwiches every single day!

There'd be no urgency to any of [this] if we had 100 years in which to do that; but the science would indicate that we don't have 100 years and the results that we're already seeing from the world would indicate that we have incredibly small amounts of time, that we've already passed the point in some respects, and we best get to work, trying to force the spring as it were.

In order to prevent this from happening, give your dog smaller amounts of food multiple times a day or buy a «maze bowl» that forces your dog to push food through the bowl before he or she can grab it and eat it.

So anyway, there is now a company that will underwrite traditional life insurance that has a death benefit from the time it goes in force, has a range of products to choose from so your budget can be retained without having to take a ridiculously small policy, and it's available in amounts up to $ 1 million.

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