Sentences with phrase «more contact with»

On the contrary, a study of midcareer lawyers, surveyed five years and 15 years after graduating from the same school, showed that better - looking attorneys often chose a specialty that involved more contact with the public, and they earned more money, billing at higher rates than their counterparts.

He begins to create reasons to have more contact with the emotional affair by texting her, calling her from his number that is blocked, looking at her social media photos, creating fake profiles and friending her.

Australians want to have more contact with Indigenous people and to contribute to closing the gaps but they don't know how to go about it.

Children want MORE contact with their fathers.

At this age, children have much more contact with peers and are expected to be able to make friends and get along.

Parents and carers feel isolated and would like more contact with other parents of children with a disability or additional needs.

Finally, the mates realized on their own that Vivian, who'd had more contact with overseas suppliers, should keep the business; Bill, who was more aggressive, would do better taking the loan and launching a new product line.

They have more contact with residents than other members of the staff.

Judge Nancy Gordon gave custody of the children to Ms. Giordano's abusive husband who now resides in Chicago in part because «the course of [Ms. Giordano's] disease is unknown, and «children who have a parent with cancer need more contact with the non-ill parent.»

After divorce most children want more contact with their parents, not less.

For most people, the holidays inevitably bring more contact with another network: your family.

It's a great way to get in just a little more contact with your (potential) future boss — and more contact is always a good thing!

In all probability, you will have more contact with them than you will with your boss.

Driving at high speeds in heavy rain could lead to your car aquaplaning (rise up on a thin film of water between the tires and road so that there is no more contact with the road).

They conduct settlement conferences in simplified procedure actions, they handle the lion's share of procedural motions and, I expect, most members of the civil litigation bar have more contact with the Masters, and their Registrars, than with judges.

Harmful emissions will likely be further reduced because they will have more contact with the substrate.

Experiencing more contact with products than the animals they are bathing, groomers should have additional concerns when considering the safety of product ingredients.

They can be just as aggressive in trying to collect debts you don't owe, yet some people still pay, just to avoid any more contact with the debt collection agency.

If you park on the street, your car is going to come into much more contact with dirt and chemicals than a car that spends most of its time in a garage.

It has also allowed more contact with Alicia Duran who in December extended an invitation for me to meet the U. S. Secretary of Education, John King, for a round table discussion regarding education policy.

Yes, students will have much more contact with certified teachers than at most other virtual schools in the country.

Perhaps the nature of my job meant more contact with young people who had grown up in Hawai'i, giving me the opportunity to know and appreciate them.

It's requiring students to have a little bit more initiative, having the parents have more contact with me.

Schools, and the communities they create, have more contact with children during their first two decades in life than any other public institution.

She also says the system allows for more contact with parents because grades are updated every two weeks and parents have access to the grades on the Internet.

Scientists at Cornell University found that children who have more contact with nature — even a view of something green from their bedrooms — experience less stress than those with less contact.

I cancelled my membership of the online site and refused any more contact with this man, who, until then, would not take no for an answer.

For those students, more contact with the online coach translated into a stronger sense of belonging.

He liked the idea of having more contact with students, although he was admittedly a bit scared at first.

College students who receive special accommodations because of a learning disability say they have less difficulty completing assignments and more contact with faculty outside of class than peers who don't receive extra help.

Phase - out aside, 2 - 3 year olds had the highest concentrations of BDE - 47 in their blood than at any other age, possibly because they spend more time on the floor and have more contact with dust at this age.

«After two or three hours, there was no more contact with them.

Reed is now working as a patent attorney at Eli Lilly in Indianapolis and reports that he is enjoying his new job, which affords him much more contact with inventors (the scientists) than when he worked for a law firm.

Though few will say so publicly for fear of angering Cuomo, in interviews, close to a dozen people in and around New York politics registered their doubts that Foye would have sent such a harsh and extensive email, leaked early on, and continued to have had such an active role, without more contact with the governor's office.

«As we get into the holiday season, people will be traveling, entertaining visitors and having more contact with the public while shopping and attending holiday parties, thus increasing their chances of contracting the flu.

Perhaps this is a sign that those who have more contact with EU immigrants are least hostile towards them.

Even though your child is still a baby, eventually she'll start having more contact with other children as she goes on playdates, starts daycare or simply when you go out together.

Pam: At least the baby has more contact with you in that way.

Breastfed babies have more contact with their mothers because they feed more often than formula - fed babies.

Although it isn't in our formal agreement, we have chosen to have more contact with our son's birthparents.

He begins to create reasons to have more contact with the emotional affair by texting her, calling her from his number that is blocked, looking at her social media photos, creating fake profiles and friending her.

Co-sleep Even if co-sleeping isn't something that is suitable for your family on a regular basis, co-sleeping for a period allows for more contact with your baby, which boosts supply.

A 1989 study reports that most stepgrandchildren consider the stepgrandparent relationship important, are eager for more contact with stepgrandparents and maintain the relationship past high school.

I do think not using an infant seat promotes more contact with babies because a parent or care giver will be holding the baby even when it is sleeping.

• High take up of parental leave by Swedish fathers is linked to more contact with children after separation (Duvander and Jans, 2009).

The more contact with the father the better adjusted their children tend to be.

Moving on for me meant never having any more contact with my ex, much to her anger and hurt, as she still tries to contact me or my family, demanding to know how dare I not want to be her friend.

The flatter the chicken, the more contact with the cast - iron pan and the more crackly skin to enjoy at the end.

A more noticeable attempt to infuse life into the pulpit has been the revival of topical preaching, a form which, on the face of it, seems to allow more relevance, more contact with the daily press.

In education he finds salaries lower but usually enjoys greater independence; he has more contact with people, and often a chance to combine teaching and research.