Sentences with phrase «rather simple exercise»

It is a rather simple exercise that all pet specialty retailers can and should practice on their own businesses — and possibly on their competitors, as well.

This rather simple exercise can easily be repeated for any other set of conditions, and it shows what it means to say that every adverse economic event and every set of policy choices Beijing might implement ultimately boils down to choosing among these three options.

Not exact matches

It is hard to argue that a simpler life with more exercise, fewer processed foods, and closer contact with our children may well be good for us, but rather than renouncing modern living for the sake of our Stone Age genes, we need to understand how evolution has — and hasn't — suited us for the world we inhabit now.

This exercise is rather simple to perform — just narrow your grip when performing the bench press.

The tips are straightforward, practical and involve making some simple lifestyle changes rather than drastic exercise regimes.

Plus, because most of the exercises involved in the training are simple and rather common, even beginners can increase their resistance with ease.

One that affords them genuine responsibility, permits and enables the exercise of professional judgment, and gives them the skills, knowledge, and latitude to focus on what's being learned, rather than the simple transmission of content.

This does not excuse their rather poor framing of the issues, and the multiple errors they made in describing previous work, but it does make the discussions somewhat more interesting than a simple error correcting exercise might have been.

, [1987] 1 S.C.R. 313 [the Alberta Reference], McIntyre J. held that «while freedom of association like most other fundamental rights has no single purpose or value, at its core rests a rather simple proposition: the attainment of individual goals, through the exercise of individual rights, is generally impossible without the aid and cooperation of others».