Sentences with phrase «little amount of time»

Anything quick that makes me look like I've been put together but takes as little amount of time as possible.

A gold medal can be easier to acquire today than it will be tomorrow since someone can come and complete the level in an unthinkably little amount of time.

So, the more people we can get on board with us, no matter how little amount of time or financial support is offered, will help theHumane Society of Tulsa reduce the number of cats and dogs that aren't in a loving home with humans.

That's a fairly little amount of time to convey the important message about your skills and competences.

The design still isn't completely finished yet, but considering the former readability and the little amount of time that I have on my hands right now, I decided to push it a little bit.

With a little amount of time and effort, you'll become the ideal salesperson.

Some things take a lot of time but not a lot of energy, and some things take a little amount of time but a lot of energy.

With stats like these in the little amount of time he's had to prove himself, it's strange that Wenger's not giving the player more of a chance.

Weve been through alot in the little amount of time that we been together but it has made us better people and a stonger couple.

Overall, it's the best way to see a lot of Cuba in a little amount of time.

Even if you're quick enough to see a danger and step on your brakes in that little amount of time, it still doesn't leave enough space for the brakes to actually stop your car.

This can help the other party win a job much quicker, as it takes just a little amount of your time to get things done.

However, the little amount of time communicating with you and your staff created a sense of ease in this transition process.

Really, any little amount of time I have left should be spent with my family or doing something for my health.

Stones are also free and take just a little amount of time to convert into beautiful accessories.

You don't have to spend much money and sometimes only a little amount of time.