Sentences with phrase «of wasted effort»

And you'll probably never know until eventually you just give up because it feels like a lot of wasted effort.

Might as well try to get a hit on him instead of wasting your effort.

When good security advice is managed automatically, you get all the protection and none of the wasted effort.

Just saving one month of wasted effort in a job search can easily translate to savings of thousands of dollars.

When entrepreneurs invest in the preparation of accurate business budgets, they save enormous amounts of time and money - and often many months and years of wasted effort.

But whatever you think about it a colossal amount of wasted effort was put in, building up these ever larger arsenals, which perhaps a more imaginative approach would've been more productive.

While you invite disappointment if you believe some people are simply naturals at the job, you invite years of wasted effort if you don't also acknowledge that certain fundamental mindsets are a prerequisite for getting started on this long path of learning.

The upshot can be lost leads and a lot of wasted effort by both marketers and sales teams.

Proper programming and diet can help optimize our limited recovery, and it's certainly quite remarkable how quickly the body can adapt to multiple stimuli while being repeatedly pushed near the breaking point.This does not mean that athletes have the luxury of wasted effort.

But I knew I needed to make this affordable to anyone who was serious about their results and wanted those results in not years full of wasted efforts and frustration, but in months full of one success after the other!

Honestly, the fact that Age of Empires II HD already exists with a bevy of content and expansions and just all - around better game design, renders this as a bit of wasted effort.

The lavish 25th anniversary two - disc set, produced by Fox DVD maestro David Britten Prior, is a monument of wasted effort.

Mr. Debow called it «a lot of wasted effort, a classic MBA make - work project.

When companies, departments or even individual managers can not agree on a consistent course of action, employees will typically start to discount the value of their work because of the amount of wasted effort «rowing» in different directions.

Ending Common Core would mean a lot of wasted effort and money.

Seems like a lot of wasted effort.