Sentences with phrase «make little effort»

Many new teachers I coach feel they have few differentiating skills at this early stage in their career, and as a result, make little effort to present more than a generic new teacher resume.

You have to make a little effort to do something that will get your point across to a hiring manager.

And really that's all Valentine's Day is, a reminder to make a little effort on behalf of the person you care about.

Most importantly, they make little effort to inform their potential clients and answer any of the many questions that all clients have — questions these attorneys are probably asked all the time.

In most cases, the problems are quite solvable if you make a little effort.

It is beyond reprehensible that the ed schools make little effort to truly educate future teachers.

Instead, it would be better if you can make a little effort to understand the person rather than focusing on understand people of the entire race.

I knew I wanted to make a little effort, as I kinda love that man of mine, so I grabbed my newest dress, the khaki version of the Lola dress (I have the abstract print here, which i banged on about for weeks) which I had in my capsule wardrobe.

But I had to run errands in the late afternoon and evening so I decided to make a little effort.

Think about that... it's horrible but if I just make a little effort I can purchase fair trade coffee.

Orange is the new Black — Floral Shirt — Any guy can look awesome in orange colour, though you might have to make a little effort to find the shade of orange which best suits you complexion and body shape.

Men's club attire and men's club clothes might not be as expansive as women's, but there's no reason that you can't make a little effort when you go out.

However, many students make little effort to attend this course, and few supervisors encourage them to participate, even though many students are entitled to a place free of charge.

Some schools find it hard to believe one of their pupils has a parent in prison, she says, while others make little effort to find out.

In spite of these findings, most religious broadcasters make little effort to establish personal contact between respondents to their programs and a local church, though they frequently claim to be supportive of the idea.

You have to make little effort and if you aren't willing....

The rest of us have to make a little effort.

Creditors make little effort to get the best price for the assets they obtain in foreclosures.

Yet he makes little effort...

Prior to identifying internal communications as a critical component to employee retention, Bruce Peddle, president of Risk Innovations in Atlanta, Georgia, told me he had made little effort to provide consistent companywide updates.

If Cruz had, in fact, been cutting himself that day, the investigator appears to have made little effort to confirm the allegation: The investigator, the report said, «was not able to see any scars or cuts on the [victim's] arms because he was wearing long sleeves.»

Wills often makes little effort to understand the legitimate — even if misguided or wrong - headed — concerns of his opponents, preferring to ascribe to them the worst of motives.

Because so much of the Methodist work was in reality home missions, their missionary society founded in 1819 made little effort to distinguish between home and foreign missions.

If ozil wonders around the pitch moaning as he has, gets knocked off the ball like he really couldn't give a ****, makes little the effort to keep the team shape i.e. actually runs when he loses the ball (rather that standing looking like a little boy who's just had his ice cream taken off him) or the opposition breaks, then he is as much of a liability as he an asset.

It's a mystery why SNS does minimal outreach and makes little effort to engage the community; that's why I started writing about SFUSD school food in 2004.

Shame new labour concentrated more on the first part of that statement and made little effort on the «as long as» part.

During legislators» pickup basketball games in the gym at the state police academy in Albany, Hyer - Spencer made little effort to hide a tattoo «above her a --» or the outline of what appeared to be nipple rings, the insider said he was told by a lawmaker who participated in the games.

Still, Republicans and advisers to Mr. Pataki made little effort to hide their glee as they learned of what Mr. Cuomo had said.

But King makes little effort to dig any deeper by exploring, for example, the neural machinery and cognitive skills an animal needs in order to be capable of grief.

Everybody knows this, but Germany's universities have so far made little effort to bridge the considerable chasm that opens up in front of graduates eager to join the «real» work life.

Of course, when the baby is very small, you probably won't have the time, but just making a little effort can make you feel 100 times better.

On Sunday, they went to church together and even grabbed breakfast out in public, making little effort to conceal that they're once again spending time together.

The comparisons to Nintendo's much - loved Metroid franchise might seem excessive, but A Robot Named Fight makes little effort to differentiate itself from the source material it has been inspired by.

Jessica's angst isn't entirely persuasive, although the movie makes a little effort to explore her childhood and how she feels like an oddball among her more conventional family members.

Jacmel seems to be a German nationalist of some sort, yet the film makes little effort to lend that aspect any specificity, so that Kinski's German accent becomes the character's sole marker of difference.

At the end of the day though, while Anderson has made some little efforts to shrug off some the more comfortable elements of his films — going handheld, changing up aspect ratios, ditching his trademark fonts — he is himself, the filmmaker he wants to be and he has fully embraced that.

And when the studio makes little effort to promote his film, Hitchcock, as much a master of marketing as of movie making, devises an intriguing release strategy to compensate for the studio's failures.

The script from co-writers Michael Bacall and Jonah Hill makes little effort to stay true to the source material and that works in the film's favor.

Trump called them a «total disaster,» a view shared by most candidates for the Republican nomination, while Clinton, though favorably inclined toward Common Core, made little effort to promote the concept.

Breyer, Sotomayor, Kagan, and Ginsburg made little effort to dispute the plaintiff's First Amendment arguments.

Notably, the best evidence for the weakness of the union's position came from the court's liberal bloc of Breyer, Sotomayor, Kagan, and Ginsburg, who made little effort to dispute the plaintiff's First Amendment arguments.

The CTS - V though makes little effort in its display of power, and that's exactly what we like about it.

You know if they made a little effort I feel they can sell this stuff.

GooglePlay's greatest impact on self - publishing is its status as the preferred distribution channel for eBook pirates, while Apple has made little effort to make it easy for author's to do business with it, or to make many sales when they do.

Shortened to Soaring Cindy, this dog made little effort to «soar» over 68 inches, landing herself a World Record on October 7th, 2006.

Maybe stop accusing companies of what they might do in an attempt to shift the blame away from companies that have already made a huge mess while making little effort to clean up after themselves.

It is not emblematic of past works the old Rare used to produce and Microsoft has made little effort at repairing this situation

Whilst it makes little effort to contextualize it within this apocalyptic world, it opens up and attempts a discussion on idol culture within Japan, touching on ideas such as the rules, debuts, retirement and public image.

They also made little effort to show that anything has changed in the decades since scholars first dismissed the painting, from a time when Leonardo routinely delegated religious paintings to his workshop.

I agree with Jane that the fact that Peter made little effort to hide his tracks and confessed quickly unambiguously counts in his favour.