Sentences with phrase «more uncoordinated»

I agree that everyone needs to find the silhouette that works for their body type — and that throwing something on at the last second that hasn't been thought of as part of the outfit can make you look sloppier or more uncoordinated, but the right cardie can be great.

Not exact matches

On occasion, baseball fields were laid out more or less side by side where we played, and if the game I was taking part in was not sufficiently interesting, I would turn around and watch another or pass the time with my neighboring exile, a forlorn and uncoordinated wretch who had been banished to the right field of his game.

Uncoordinated toddlers need a lot more physical help getting set up with food.

Youngsters who are clumsy and uncoordinated at age 7 are about two to four times as likely to be obese in adulthood as their more agile and graceful peers.

I love this hairstyle and I've tried to do something like this many times, but I'm fairly uncoordinated and my arms get in the way / don't know where to go... Do you have any helpful tips, or is that something that gets better with more practice?

It's great fun to have a friend along for the ride in the chaotic sandbox of Far Cry 5, and taking down outposts with a coordinated co-op assault (or an uncoordinated one, for that matter) is even more enjoyable than doing it alone.

Some of the more serious side effects reported from both spot - on and oral flea preventives are neurological issues like seizures, uncoordinated movement and lethargy... and even death in the worst cases.

Sometimes one side is more noticeably uncoordinated than the other.

Well coordinated teams will have more chances to win a battle than a bunch of uncoordinated fighters.

Motion controls have come a long way from the uncoordinated waggle days of the Wii, but ARMS is far more preferable when using a sideways Joy - Con or Pro Controller.

While the client is more aggressive, its control is thus uncoordinated.

But without a strategy, these tactics are random, uncoordinated acts that will end up costing a lot of money,... [more]