Sentences with phrase «somewhat less time than»

Also I expect it will take somewhat less time than this, as I have few records to gather.

Not exact matches

And shall not memory be able to remind him of that time when he sneaked away by underhanded means, in order to avoid a decision; of that time when he gave the matter another turn, in order to please men; of that time that he deserted his post, in order to let the storm pass over; of that time he knuckled under, in order to secure an easing off of his painful position; of that time he sought refuge and association with others — perhaps, as it is called, in order to work all the more effectively for the Good's victory, that is, in order to make his own position a little less difficult than as though at the midnight hour, somewhat terror - stricken, one stood all alone «with heavily loaded weapons at his dangerous post.»

I used pork tenderloin cause that's all I had and then I over cooked the meat so it was somewhat tough, then my sauce went from reducing to charred black scum in less time than it took to change a diaper (literally) so my meat was totally dry!

Considering that Brighton have only just been promoted from the Championship (for the first time in 34 years) and their whole team is probably worth less than Alexis Sanchez on his own, Arsenal fans could be forgiven for thinking that the Gunners will win by a cricket score but the reality is somewhat different.

With the Japanese international having seemingly shaken off the injuries that have somewhat plagued his début season at Old Trafford it seems as though fans are seeing what is close to the best of the former Dortmund man and Chelsea's at times somewhat erratic defensive line will have to avoid pushing up too far as Kagawa would punish them in very much the same manner Scott Parker and Gylfi Sigurdsson did to Arsenal in last weekend's North London derby, with their clever reverse passes splitting the Gunners» flatfooted less than athletic defence for both Spurs goals.

And for many women this is difficult to achieve when you're sitting in your place of work in a somewhat compromised state of dress (because in my experience pumping is far less modest than nursing baby directly)(again, see previous statement on unnatural modesty), thinking the whole time «what if someone walks through that door,» though you've checked the lock 5 times (see previous statement on Fort Knox).

Parents feel somewhat less stressed during their time with children than their time at work.

Anyway, so, you know, India to me is kind of paradigmatic because the imperative in terms of women not breathing smoke and people being able to have fertilizer, the imperatives of giving them what we take for granted is that they will live, A, far more energy, probably five times more energy - intensive life, which would still leave them less than a third of U.S. energy - intensive, even somewhat below European.

I will spend a bit of time going over this and the next study cited by CarbSane and presented here, as they are excellent examples of really bad science (if that word should even be used at all) that are very misleading, and they in no way support the position that increasing carbohydrate intake is healthy... at best perhaps only somewhat less unhealthy than worse diets.

One of the perks of working from home is how easy I can change my work space when I'm feeling somewhat less than inspired in the office, which if truth be told usually starts around the time the weather starts getting nothing short of perfect.

Gillespie, working from a script by Steven Rogers, does an effective job of painting a somewhat less - than - flattering portrayal of the protagonist's hard - scrabble existence, with the strength of the film's opening stretch standing in sharp contrast to a middling midsection that grows less and less interesting as time progresses.

It's probably not codified anywhere, but I think one good rule of thumb for movies would point out that it's misleading to refer to an «age» in your title if the movie itself barely spans three years (and spends half its running time dealing with matters of somewhat less than historical import, at that).

Coinciding with the new aesthetic, MvC3 also looks significantly less anime - stylized than previous sprite - based Vs. games, with the heavy use of shadow and thick black lines at times giving the game a Western look somewhat like the work of comic legend Jack Kirby.

It's a somewhat generic storyline that's compounded by the presence of a seriously annoying supporting character named Ngoc Lan Tran (Hong Chau, delivering one of 2017's most grating performances), with the less - than - engrossing vibe compounded by a stagnant, meandering atmosphere and aggressively overlong running time (ie much of the film's midsection consists of padded - out and entirely needless sequences).

And yet the movie remains somewhat palatable for the duration of its brief running time, with the less - than - engrossing opening stretch, which predictably revolves around Farley's childhood and adolescence, giving way to a series of anecdotes concerning the comedian's stint on SNL - with the highlight undoubtedly a prolonged look at the creation of Farley's now - legendary motivational speaker character.

Although the story portion is less invasive and somewhat more humorous than the past, it does put a lull in the action with longer load times.

Private schools were somewhat less likely than public schools to provide such time, the report says.

Looking somewhat like a caricature of its elder siblings, it is nonetheless successfully shrunken visually, making a less - jarring impression and at least acknowledging that the macho bearing of the first Hummers is less in demand than it was at the time of their debuts.

It means that you are left relying on the somewhat questionable AI, which at times is less than helpful.

While both hitting and pitching are simpler and somewhat less exacting than found in the more realistic licensed counterparts, they still require skill, timing and a savvy reading of offensive and defensive options.

Nicaragua is the second poorest country in the western hemisphere, and nearly half of the population lives on less than 2 dollars a day, while at the same time the nation is experiencing a serious deforestation problem, with some 21 % of the country's forest cover being destroyed between 1990 and 2005, and although that rate has slowed somewhat, it's still losing 1 % of its forests each year.

The lawyers and judges surveyed also reported a substantial increase in the use of equal parenting time over the past five years: 31 % of participants reported a substantial increase in such arrangements; 53 % reported somewhat of an increase; 16 % reported no change; and less than 1 % reported a decrease in such arrangements.