Sentences with phrase «relatively simple exercise»

Creating a polished cover letter is a relatively simple exercise that can pay big dividends as you seek that next position as a secretary.

As noted by Justice Costigan, it «would have been a relatively simple exercise to draft provisions that clearly apply» to an employer such as Syncrude.

If our school didn't make this an annual focus to collectively engage parents in this relatively simple exercise to express their advocacy, I am not sure that a majority of parents would participate.

ANNOUNCING State Government service fees and charges is usually a relatively simple exercise around Budget time each year.

These brain functions comprise our working memory capacity, and interestingly, we can improve that capacity with the use of some well - studied, relatively simple exercises.

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The parameters are relatively simple: eat lots of natural foods, avoid refined foods, exercise, de-stress, sleep and generally look after myself.

Parents like them because they are relatively simple for children to master, they encourage kids to get outside and they are good tools for exercise.

But this new report, and other accumulating studies, suggest that it might be an important, and relatively simple step — compared with eating well and exercising — in the battle against the bulge, and for a healthy life in general.

But, while giving your dog more exercise is usually relatively easy and simple, feeding him properly can be a challenge.

The already mentioned clunky control response in this game turned some relatively simple segments into true exercises of patience.