Sentences with phrase «less fuss from»

Banding causes even less fuss from the puppy.

The sleep sack has a double zipper that allows quick and easy access for diaper changes, meaning significantly less fuss from babies.

Not exact matches

But the guys I go to football with are less fussed, and so when I'm with them, my language creeps in that direction in the same way that I develop a slight Brummie twang when I spend time with my pals from Birmingham.

You can fuss with all the feedback from the other reviewers: use less liquid, cut back on the bacon and salt, double the garlic (these are all good suggestions) but the fundamentals of the dish are strong.

Made from minimal ingredients, with a short simmer time, but no less flavorful, the no - fuss sauce makes up for any extra effort you're putting in by making your vegan ravioli from scratch.

This was ideal for many reasons — one being that he slept more and fussed less in the wrap and the other being, he was safe from his sisters who couldn't yet be trusted not to try to pick him up or poke at him if he was left in his bassinet or the baby swing.

Frequent fussing and feeding in the evening mean two good things from a biolog - ical perspective: the current baby won't have his milk supply diminished by another pregnancy, and the mother is less likely to become anemic due to iron loss through menstruation.

Sometimes it is less if she is really fussing to latch, and seems to get a more comfortable latch (and more comfort) from the alternative side.

This idea of streamlining your wardrobe and spending less time fussing over an outfit certainly resonates with the modern woman and extends beyond the look — it's about consumers becoming completely aware of the whole process, from design through production, through use, and through the potential to reuse.

If on average it takes less than a year for investors to move on from a correction, are corrections worth all the fuss?

For countries less fussed about climate change (some ex-communist newcomers), the policy stresses independence from scary suppliers such as Russia, and asks the rich countries of old Europe to accept the lion's share of greenhouse - gas curbs.