Sentences with phrase «less help»

If companies were to get better at managing their OS, then they'd have fewer issues and need less help from lawyers.

That was the first time for her, and as she gained confidence in the game, she needed less help from me.

So even if you do get less help from the government, you might find that comfortable retirement is closer than you realize.

They may be of less help for people who have multiple issues at once, like depression, drinking and relationship problems.

More money for higher - income families means less help for lower - and middle - income ones, education experts say.

Apparently, he's the first king you meet in the game, and he has no inclination to deal with matters of state, much less help you.

Consequently, the students far below basic often receive less help.

Although they are predictable, and perhaps even inevitable, we receive little warning and even less help in handling them.

In line with these findings, we found that higher relative autonomous helping motivation was related to less helping exhaustion.

-LSB-...] and less help if we notice the signs and try to pull back little by little.

Female entrepreneurs battling stereotypes find less help from female investors than you would expect.

But those of us who already know that racism is bad could use a little more challenge and a little less help.

The church could probably pay me something but do less helping out where we see financial needs.

They need less help now, but they still ask for help and give help in order to strengthen their relationships.

In that case, you can also expect less help from government benefits.

Interest accrued during this time, but because the balance was becoming less and less it helped motivate me to pay my loans off quicker.

How about cutting some needless jobs; WE at our jobs are asked to do more with less help, so, why can't the state do the same?

He daily gets more confidence and wanting to get less help from mommy.

It's of less help as a rule of thumb guide in a relatively immature research field.

If communities are in close proximity, we will put together a shared marketing strategy where one property might focus on memory care and another on residents who need less help.

At some point, the baby will need less and less help if we notice the signs and try to pull back little by little.

The very nature of what they do is to attempt to limit the liability for their client, meaning less money and less help for you.

But smaller, individual charter schools have been getting less help from private donors, especially since the 2008 recession, he said.

Dr John Jerrim, author of the report, said: «These figures show that in the UK children from poorer homes receive significantly less help with their studies outside of school than in many of the other countries surveyed.

And here's why: There's no free trial to test whether there's a good fit, and furthermore the company appears to offer less help documentation compared to others in the data analytics category.

And, with less help last season — or Sark's refusal to spread the ball around in the first half — Ju had the weight of the world on his shoulders with no real target on the other side (Sanu plays the slot).

Also using batteries that last longer and cost less help to stretch out the need for battery changes, which is why we stick with Rayovac batteries.

Women have been bringing babies into the world for centuries, and with a lot less help and information than we have today, so try not to stress too much if you miss out on a birthing class, or don't have the means to afford one.

For more detail (if perhaps less help), you could turn instead to The Physical World, by English physicists Nicholas Manton and Nicholas Mee.

To find out more, read my guest article, «When Exercising Less Helps You Lose Weight Faster ``, to know if your exercise habits may be causing you more harm than good.

Although in this day and age four million dollars might not sound like a lot of money but if you already have a profitable company the extra instant revenue more or less helps fast - track some of the projects you have on the go to take advantage of all of the different platforms and content outlets for e-readers and tablet computers.

Maintaining a utilization rate of 40 per cent or less helps establish your credit, though, and after a set period you can apply for a bigger limit or change over to an unsecured card.

Taking less helps you travel cheaper (no check - in luggage fees), travel faster (no waiting for your bags) and easier (less to carry around).

Perhaps we do this because seeing other species as lesser helps to justify our mistreatment of them.

Shopping less helps us tread more lightly on the earth, using up fewer natural resources.

Support for such carers and children is a postcode lottery, with ironically less help the earlier the family member steps in.

When partners are volitionally committed to provide help rather than experiencing it as a pressuring duty, their basic psychological needs in the relationship with their ICP are more likely to get fulfilled and they may experience less helping exhaustion.

I don't even spend that much time caring for pregnant women much less helping with labor and delivery and I've still seen some hair raising complications,

Kerrigan has little to go on, and even less help from Derwent than usual, as he's been abruptly banned from the case.

Preaching can learn from counseling (and creative education) at another point — that it is far less help to people, in the long run, to give them answers than it is to provide them with resources for finding their own answers.

Like those in Europe and the U.S., Canadians will simply need to get used to the idea of getting a little less help from the government while paying more in taxes.

Research by Family Rights Group shows these children do as well, if not better, than other children in the care system but most get significantly less help.

Poorer pupils also get less help with their homework, with half of the most disadvantaged 15 - year - olds saying their parents regularly help them with their studies, compared to 68 % of their better - off classmates.

Poorer pupils in England receive less help with their homework in comparison to their better - off classmates, research shows.

Greater relative autonomous helping motivation in partners was associated with less helping exhaustion (β = − 0.68, SE = 0.06, P < 0.001).

... If we do nothing, if we don't highlight the problem, then inevitably the kids who probably need less help get the most, and the kids who need the most help are getting the least.»