Sentences with phrase «of slogging involved»

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The race was on to measure the expansion rate of the universe, involving a long slog of telescope observations and data analysis by both groups.

Of course, you can always substantially lower the time investment in your career if you want to avoid the slog and unlock things faster, as a subset of the general settings specific to Career Mode allows you to skip most of the real - life work involved in actual racinOf course, you can always substantially lower the time investment in your career if you want to avoid the slog and unlock things faster, as a subset of the general settings specific to Career Mode allows you to skip most of the real - life work involved in actual racinof the general settings specific to Career Mode allows you to skip most of the real - life work involved in actual racinof the real - life work involved in actual racing.

Where shopping for a sweater involves pawing through a couple of racks of clothing and then heading to the food court, shopping for insurance means slogging through long phone calls and submission forms.

It could be the fact that no wrestler voices are featured in career mode, leading to silent swathes of awkward and unconvincing text to read, or it could be that just getting to the point where you can wrestle a match involves so much waiting through loading screens and wandering through the same characterless hallways, but career mode feels like an unrewarding slog.

But it seems to me that he's assuming that in America, at least, policy about this can simply be set a bit more like the Soviets would have set it, via authoritarian measures taken by the few, and a bit less like what seems to me to be the only option for progress: the hard slog of civic debate, inherently involving the citizenry, even in cases when most citizens already agree on the basic facts.

Anything involving the sclerotic US «justice» system is a long, cheerless slog, but we have an outstanding legal team of principled freespeechers.

Where shopping for a sweater involves pawing through a couple of racks of clothing and then heading to the food court, shopping for insurance means slogging through long phone calls and submission forms.