Sentences with phrase «sometimes let them slide»

In the article, Vanderkam examines the psychological benefits of strong friendships (and why we sometimes let them slide anyway) before offering a long list of «ways to be a good friend, even when you've got a lot going on.»

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«It takes a lot of energy and focus to manage a business; sometimes it's easier to let our personal finances slide,» Lambert says.

Sometimes we have Documentation Fixits, when we try to catch up on all the internal documentation that we have let slide.

Sometimes, being patient or letting something less - than - significant «slide» gives you the «in» to have a more important conversation when they're ready.

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But the patient is doing really well and some of the things and some of the things are really working well, then sometimes uh — I'll let that one slide.

Sometimes it gets so busy that we let our good habits slide.

Sometimes, you have to let other things slide to get the writing done or the book out, but then the question is: Do you slow down after that, or do you continue to work at the same pace?

I know it can be easier to take the path of least resistance and just let things slide sometimes, but on some occasions you just can't go that route.

But if you have a teeny weeny dog whose head barely reaches the ankle, you're going to let it slide sometimes.

Sometimes a developer can get so caught up in an idea that they'll let slide something as fundamental as ensuring the gameplay remains engaging just to keep a concept on board.

Opulent symbolism does not equal erudition, but in the world of contemporary art we sometimes let things slide.

It can sometimes be tempting to let an individual slide by without a complete background check, or to overlook a certain aspect of an applicant's background due to your «gut feeling» that they are a good person or due to pressure to onboard a new employee more quickly.