Sentences with phrase «less time for»

:) I also think as «creative» types, we love to make, create, and dream up projects... which allows less time for «doing».

Do an audit of what's in there — certain products lose texture and flavour over time, so chuck out anything that's been in there over a year (less time for leftovers, ground meats and chicken).

(Older workers who take a break have to increase their contributions by considerably more because there is less time for the money to compound and grow.)

Even hardened criminalls do less time for committing more serious stuff.

«We spend more time in a day working with our clients and it gives us less time for ourselves, but I enjoy working with my family and coming to work every day, and after the day is done you're pretty satisfied that you've really looked after your people,» Ray says.

More homes sold in less time for closer to asking price.

Young believes this is likely a reflection of last year's more fast - paced market characterized by rapid price increases, bidding wars and a summer spike in mortgage rates which created a greater sense of urgency in completing a deal, leaving less time for understanding the process.

But as aging boomers work longer, they may have less time for leisure travel, says Bach.

Industry analysts also note that people have less time for shopping - a potential problem for malls with layouts that encourage browsing.

I rent a 3/2 at $ 600 - 650, which is probably a little under market rent, but I found that I'm better off having a tenant in it quickly, so that there's less time for it to get torn apart again.

The majority of prospects are driving by, so you only have a few seconds to get their attention and even less time for them to get your info.

Becoming parents also means there is less time for each other.

A physically active child, for example, might simply have less time for sedentary activities such as watching TV.

Competitive careers, commutes, demanding exercise regiments, children, social scenes — there is no rest for the weary, much less time for marriage counseling.

Even in circumstances in which lone mothers have less time for their children than they would have had if married, the studies all are quite clear that lone fathers spend even less parenting time with children.

One result is mothers have less time for care - giving.

One of the most common abuses of the system that too many mothers pull is setting the kids up in so many after - school activities that there is less and less time for the father.

While it is completely understandable that when you reserve some time for your new relationship, you are bound to have less time for your fitness, it is completely mandatory to pursue fitness to a lesser degree at least and not completely let it go.

And lawyers may soon have even less time for each client, because some experts expect the divorce rate to spike in the near future.

Generally, parents wait longer for a healthy, typically developing child and wait less time for a child with special needs or developmental delays.

The married people I know tend to have less time for exercise (unless they exercise together) and their socializing tends to be more about eating fattening food.

All the extra work and constantly checking work emails means that there is less time for talking, relaxing, eating and even sleeping.

They may also feel threatened and worry that you will have less time for them.

As mentioned above, one notable shift that happens in a new relationship is taking less time for one's interests and passions.

The best variant is to send it per email, because it takes less time for delivering.

Step back from your work: spending more time planning (not just executing), scheduling less time for things, guarding and nurturing your energy levels, and reminding yourself of what's most important.

You will also start to notice that as you progress further into each subject, the amount of work assigned to you will increase leaving less time for more mundane things.

However, the extra people applying for each position means less time for the recruiters to review your resume.

Other health jobs are available across the state, offer great pay and opportunities for advancement, require less time for training and can be stepping stones to better - paying jobs in the future.

Perhaps that's because, having someone they know already at the company, it takes less time for these new hires to feel comfortable and get up to speed.

A 50 % increase of the maximum wireless charging speed would result in less time for charging in the real life.

And it took much less time for me to create a slew of to - dos, reminders and save - for - laters with the S Pen's new Screen - Off memo feature.

If that claim, or any other, is approved, you'll be waiting less time for that reimbursement — getting that money directly deposited into the account of your choice.

It is our policy to respond to clients within 24 hours — and less time for more urgent needs — and many of our personal injury attorneys, medical malpractice attorneys, and civil trial lawyers often take phone calls, text messages, and emails after hours in order to keep clients informed about their case.

The Rules of the Small Claims Court provide for streamlined procedures so that cases can be determined at a lower cost and in less time for litigants than cases commenced in the Superior Court.

Cases close more quickly, the percentage of payments received increases, and it takes less time for courts to receive those payments.

4.Re - define hearings so as to allocate more time for judges to review material and less time for oral hearings in interlocutory matters, and hybrid rather than conventional trials;

Legal Blog Watch Comments: «I have less and less time for blawg - hopping, but I can count on LBW to consistently find the most interesting law - related postings and offer useful summaries and perspectives.

As Lauren gained more clients, she faced a wonderful challenge: More time spent working with clients meant less time for marketing.

So, there is much less time for the dark side of the earth to lose heat by radiation before it face the sun and regains heat.

In all of these connections, effects can be positive as well as negative; but extreme climate events and other abrupt changes tend to affect human systems more severely than gradual change, because they offer less time for adaptation, although gradual changes may also reach thresholds at which effects are notable.

In general, the more recent the baseline period the smaller the annual cycles should be (as is there is less time for divergence to develop).

The way I interpret that is that the higher climate sensitivity must either involve different heat transfer modes / patterns, or that it involves a different temperature rise path, with more of the increase backloaded (ie if most of the increase for high sensitivity comes after 2070, then there's less time for the oceans to equilibrate than there would be, if most of the temperature increase was done by 2030).

Also important... Mark Lenarz with the State Department of Natural Resources said «If you're a moose, and it's the middle of summer, and you're panting, you just have a lot less time for eating.»

They were making more money, but the price they paid was longer commutes, the commodification of everything (from private schools to bottled water), and less time for themselves, their families, and their friends.

If the melt is happening earlier that implies there's less time for snow to accumulate on the mountains there.

But I suppose making an issue of it will waste more of my time, which means less time for substantive arguments.

Which will mean, alas, rather less time for curating world affairs at this website seven days a week.

The change of emission rate in 2000 from 1.5 % yr - 1 to 3.1 % yr - 1 (figure 1), other things being equal, would have caused a sharp increase of the airborne fraction (the simple reason being that a rapid source increase provides less time for carbon to be moved downward out of the ocean's upper layers).

There's even less time for humanity to try to curb global warming than recently thought, according to a new in - depth scientific assessment by 26 scientists from eight countries.