Sentences with phrase «more normal portion»

Two years after weight loss surgery, we eat a more normal portion so the serving sizes actually do reflect how many meals we get out of a recipe!

This was very very good, but it didn't accomplish my goal of getting my husband to perhaps have a more healthy version and more normal portion of his favorite sandwich.

Not exact matches

We will remember this about Jesus as we step into a more «normal» portion of our ministry of being with family instead of on the «field» in «mission.»

The early portion of his speech spent some time patting himself on the back for good news (as I've said previously, this is normal behavior by politicians, who take more credit and receive more blame for news than they deserve).

Strains of the lab workhorse roundworm C. elegans that lived longer added more time being frail and had the same portion of their lives being healthy as normal worms.

What now looks like a normal portion is often more than our bodies need.

Put simply, larger portions encourage us to eat more — and shape our view of what is a normal amount to eat».

The set is broken down into two or more parts with the earlier portion (s) of the set being used to pre-exhaust the part of the body doing the work and thus making the later portion (s) harder than normal.

It's true that online businesses generally do better in bad weather as people stay at home more; however there is a big portion of normal seasonal activity as well.

In the portion of my portfolio dedicated to stock picking, I am holding more cash than normal to prepare for a potential congressional meltdown.

«The portions are smaller and more focused on presentation than a normal buffet,» said Jeffrey... READ more focused on presentation than a normal buffet,» said Jeffrey... READ MOREMORE

I played through the game on normal difficulty for both action and puzzle portions and was surprised to find myself stumped more than a few times — something that hasn't happened for me since Silent Hill 3!

Since the LIA was about a degree cooler than late 20th century and it can take the oceans 300 years or more to recover by 1 degree, some portion of the warming is «likely» due to a return to «normal».

As a greater portion of the work force moves from salaried to independent contractor status, will the home office become the «new normal» as the corporate headquarters becomes a smaller, more streamlined version of its former self?