Sentences with phrase «seldom long out»

Not exact matches

In my previous blog I laid out the basic steps for effective time - outs; make them short and frequent rather than long and seldom, use a neutral tone and take the emotional charge out of it, insist that your child self - regulate (stop crying) before the time - out begins, and make taking the consequences you give fairly easy and resisting them very difficult.

Small disagreements seldom last long, and if you hang back you'll often find that kids are capable of working out their own resolution.

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Well, intentions may be noble on these dates, but then again in the long run, relationship seldom last or do not really work out.

For relationships, it's the analogue to the Golden Rule, often broken but seldom out of mind for long.

But trying to pick winning sectors — and staying out of other sectors — seldom works over long periods.

Investors who keep cash in these funds for long periods of time risk missing out on more profitable rates of return elsewhere, and the rates of interest that they earn here will seldom outpace inflation.

But trying to pick winning sectors — and staying out of losing sectors — seldom works over long periods.

But trying to pick winning sectors — while staying out of other sectors — seldom works over long periods.

Re # 430 — the jury is out on long term feedbacks but as our emissions are at 2 ppmv per annum and earth has not experienced GHG emissions of this magnitude seldom, if ever then YES, it could definitely be a factor come the end of the century.

We seldom realize that our resume goes out of proportions (not only in the context of size but in all parameters) especially after a long time spent in one company (there could be another reason of that and that is, probably we are simply oblivious to it).

I will always remember telling a long - time receptionist at the national company I worked for, for years, (btw, on a 50 - 50 split which meant I was truly paying office salaries, even), that I would be out of reach for a few hours, showing properties on the edge of town (where I seldom even went) and I knew the cell phone reception is awful.