Sentences with phrase «less guess work»

This means there is less guess work around what a firm or practice should and shouldn't do; there is less wastage in funding activities; there is less times spent on useless activities; and there is a filter through which all new opportunities can be run to determine if they might be of value to the practice or firm.

Not exact matches

But it's anybody's guess as to which current materials may work out to have the safest, coolest, and most lightweight mix, while still selling for less than today's offerings.

Just because I don't worship a god (or I guess, more importantly, YOUR god) doesn't mean I'm any less valuable, kind, hard - working, etc than anyone else.

But, I guess knocking down straw - men is just so much less work.

Initially there was a lot of backlash, but I guess a lot of folks eventually embraced the idea of less work when they realized you still got a great result.

Less than happy - making is the fact that we can't seem to get Califia products in Canada (yet)-- so I'll be working on a modification of this idea with a combination of rich nut milk and (you guessed it) my own cold - brewed decaf... Thanks SO much for the inspiring recipe idea!

But I guess its all money in the bank and the loss may yet work in our favour with less games to play.

I guess you could play Elneny on his own in the center against weaker opponents but that is a risk and would only work well if the whole teams presses and wins the ball nback in 10 seconds or less not uncle City or Barca.

I don't use them all the time, though, because I am lazy and they ARE a little more work than disposable (I'd guess they are less work than cloth, but I've never used cloth, so I don't know).

And so that worked for a while, while they were all at primary school, and then I guess I got more and more into my research as I was able to and they demanded less of my time.

I guess my question more or less, is, is it possible that my thyroid is not working properly despite a normal TPO test?

Many years ago I used something from YSL that was similar to this, almost like the glow shots, had a gel / whipped texture with slight shimmer - I would get asked what foundation I was using by so many and I'd tell them... of course when you like something it goes away - When I saw this in the Chicago Social magazine I wanted to give it a try - Unfortunately YSL is the only place it's sold currently, so I had to go by swatches of YSL shades to guess what I should use - I got B40, I have olive skin - tone, with neutral undertones, in Armani Luminous Silk I am 5.25 - I could have gone to B30, but I like the glow it gives me - The only difference from this foundation to the one I mentioned I used years ago is there no shimmer in this formula - When tested on my hand against the Armani Luminous Silk, the YSL doesn't move as fluidly, however on my face it went on very easy over my Omorovizca Gold Rescue Cream, which is very heavy - I think with less moisture on my face it will look more matte, but I prefer a very dewy finish - It does cover up any imperfections, for me it's maybe an area that is a tad red, and so far as held up well - It's not like I am some outside laborer, I work inside behind a computer so it shouldn't start melting or anything... if so I'm concerned for my well being in general - It does give more coverage than Luminous Silk, so I think most will be happy with that, as well seems to adhere to the face pretty well - I can see this being a pretty big hit for Spring foundations and even the summer - I applied this morning with a brush and it took the lovely blast of 18 * while walking to my office, walked in looking dewy so cheers to All In One Glow for keeping me glowy as I pretend to enjoy working -

We always just go to my parents, which I guess is just less work for me!

I guess this is where my active wear inspiration comes from when it comes to showcasing the parts I've worked hard on to achieve and focusing less on the parts I still need to work on.

Our educated guess (based on the evidence in the trailer), is that the aspect ratios work in a kind of reverse chronological order — the more black in the frame the older the time period, the less black, the more recent (which is basically similar to how aspect ratios progressed in film history anyhow).

Perhaps it's the contrarian in me that wants the less elaborate, less groundbreaking but, for me, infinitely more resonant character work in «The Dark Knight» to triumph over the admittedly breathtaking wizardry on display elsewhere, but I guess that's why I'm not a makeup artist.

While — like (I guess) many Rohmer fans — I tend to find myself most at home in his beach houses and Parisian apartment blocks, I was drawn to this presentation of his lesser - known historical films for two reasons: one was the pure joy of being able to enjoy his greatest work, Perceval, on the big screen; the other was the opportunity to finally be introduced to his feature - length television play Catherine de Heilbronn, a production that, in its grey set design and even starker minimalism, in many ways felt like the former film's shadowy companion piece.

The film is set to be directed by Whiplash «s Damien Chazelle, which makes me considerably less excited (Whiplash is a fine film, I guess, but it's also not a movie that knows women exist), but may account for Gosling's interest; the two just wrapped the film La La Land, and reportedly have a good working relationship.

Reporter: How much different is it working on any of the sports movies as opposed to something like «Stranger Than Fiction» or «Winter Passing,» where I'm going to guess there is less than 22 percent ad - libbing?

Whether arguing over who gets less sleep or surrendering to a night of Jäger shots and karaoke, the leads work well together — they seem plausibly married — and with the show's third star, Maya Rudolph as Applegate's boss and, I guess, best friend: Oprah Winfrey in all but name.

My guess is the switch to higher viscosity is not providing better protection but reduces the amount of oil lost in the combustion process.Because it is thicker less of it blows by into the exhaust.This indirectly lessens the time the engine is running with less than optimal oil volume.The potential down side is at lower ambient temps.the oil will take longer to circulate through the motor on a cold start.Also a slight decrease in mpg as stated as the engine works harder to move the thicker oil.Mixing viscosity won't cause any harm.My theory has always been that 5w30 with 1000 miles on it is no thicker than 5w20 with 0miles on it.

``... considering how so many have attempted and yet how few score followers work on simple music, much less on complex polyphonic music...» Then I guess someone needs to work harder until it succeeds.

But this is just my guess - work we will see in less than 3 weeks

As I said, between work and a kid, I have had far less time to keep up with the publishing industry, and I guess it showed.

A battle royale mode is a much longer affair that is much less action - packed than what CoD typically offers, but I guess they could put their own spin on it and make it work.

I guess I'll have to grab a vita now just wondering whats the price like on them too lazy to check it out for myself even though googling it is less work than typing out this long sentence lol.

Let me guess, like Mr. Steele, you argue that it is much better to publish your science on blogs because it «gets the word out», and avoids «suppression» if your work had to be subject to peer review by informed climate scientists, and you remain amusingly self - unaware that this preference actually accidentally reveals that your aspirations are political — you desire the exposure, or less euphemistically, propaganda, which a blog can provide, not the vigorous hearing in the court of logic that the scientific and peer review process offers.

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