Sentences with phrase «lot less effort»

A dog with developing kidney disease will feel the need to drink and urinate more in an effort to keep his body free of waste — a job his kidneys once did with a whole lot less effort.

Throwing all the components into a bowl is so much easier to eat and involves a lot less effort.

This dish is the perfect way to get the flavor of classic chicken parmesan with a lot less effort.

Make it clear, if you can, that it takes a lot less effort to use the toilet than to pee on the floor or sofa and then have to change clothes, and have the parent spend time cleaning up.

Essentially, drinking from a bottle takes a lot less effort.

It may take some work but when a baby is newborn it takes a lot less effort to get them to sleep.

The second advantage is that you can consume a lot more vegetables (particularly vegetables and fruits with cancer - killing nutrients) in a shorter amount of time and with a lot less effort.

Note: I'm omitting the most significant reason (in my opinion) which is the potential to help you burn a lot more fat, with a lot less effort, by allowing you to extend your fasting window.

Make these seven moves part of your morning routine — and watch the pounds come off with a lot less effort than you'd think.

I can relate to your story as a person who tends to overdo it; I think that even if we're not suffering from full on adrenal fatigue, we can hit a healthy balance with a lot less effort than we think... and in our 50's, it's easier to run ourselves into the ground than when we were in our 30's!

Of course, we need to exercise and cardio is good for us but it can be achieved in a lot less time and with a lot less effort.

You know what you are getting is a sure thing, and there is a lot less effort involved in arranging to see an escort.

While going up to someone in person can be intimidating, sending a chat is relatively painless and requires a lot less effort.

In reality, Greek students know as much as students in the US but simply exert a lot less effort.

So the VW requires a lot less effort and is less demanding in just about every situation than the BMW.

Still, as ways to connect with new readers go, a Kindlegraph signing is certainly a lot less effort than setting up a book event, while offering some fun possibilities (to test out the service, I offered to write haiku Kindlegraphs for buyers of my book).

Amazon had it fairly easy for many of Times's competitors such as Condé Nast and Hearst and had managed to have them on - board the Kindle Fire with a lot less effort.

If you're like most of us, you probably wish you could have a lot more money with a lot less effort.

A personal overdraft allows salaried professionals to have just one credit limit, one single monthly interest payment and thus a lot less effort and confusion.

You can get most of that benefit with simple solutions like Tangerine or the e-Series funds, with a lot less effort than building and maintaining an ETF portfolio.

While both options are good, it takes a lot less effort to cut expenses than it does to earn more money.

It took a lot less effort to be loyal.

It's had a lot less effort put in than some other Mario games did with the recycled music and ideas, but it does have some originality present and things like the presence of a secret boss show that it might be a minor step forward for the series in some sense.

Without the «x factor» you can do all of that stuff and just end up spinning your wheels; but with it, you'll get a lot more traction with a lot less effort.

I know it's a lot less effort to write a generic resume, and then far them out.

Saying «I'm a 3.5 today» takes a lot less effort than trying to explain exactly how you're feeling.

With the help of beacon technology, house hunting could require a lot less effort in the near future.

Encourage more and more detailed feedback from showing salespeople with a lot less effort on your part.

TIME, plus by pulling and smoothing during the damp phase, your slipcovers are left pretty darn wrinkle - free for a lot less effort.