Sentences with phrase «take lot more»

As the only installment of the PlayStation 1 trio without a PC port, it was going to take a lot more work to get the game going on other platforms.

The problem is that that games take a lot more work (and money) to create than many art forms.

Your timing has to be nearly flawless to perform counters, and enemies can take a lot more punishment before going down.

Naturally they can take a lot more damage before falling, but they also reward you with cosmetic items.

As my husband can attest, I definitely take a lot more than just these items, but these few things are my go to travel essentials no matter if I am driving to Utah or flying to India.

By this time you'll have gone from a good tarmac road into one where you're having to take a lot more care.

One of the best reasons to rack up United miles is because you can use them on its fantastic network of alliance partners including Lufthansa, Singapore, ANA, South African Airways and more, but if you want to do so, it's going to take a lot more miles starting next February.

If you want to have an idea how long your own pet dog will live, you will need to take a lot more information into account.

Like everyone else, they have goals to reach and having one super chain tell them that — for the right price — they will take a lot more product than a small retailer can ever imagine selling is simply good business.

It may take a lot more time, tests, and money.

Some cats can take a lot more persuading to behave than others, but at the end of the day it is persuading that works not shock treatment.

Some dogs can take a lot more while others can not handle anything at all.

Pekingese are stubborn, strong - willed animals, and it will, at first, take a lot more than a short verbal command to get them to

I've been having the official team, if you will, for probably about four or five years now... Where I realized that as the industry changed and as it became more difficult and more complicated shall I say, that it started to take a lot more of my time to put a file together, and that in order to still be able to put the files together while delivering the same customer experience that I wan na deliver to each customer, I had to start leveraging myself with people that were the same or better than me at what I do.

GAN is still ridiculously over-valued — and still in a hole so deep, it may take a lot more dilution & share price weakness before we're through... The one giant saving grace here — which may explain the presence of Dermot Desmond with a 4.6 % placeholder stake — is the network of (mostly simulated gaming) relationships that GAN's building up with local casinos across the US.

Settling the debts will also take a lot more time to eliminate all your debts, if at all.

(And emails do take a lot more space than transactions, are far more numerous, and have to be instantly retrievable.)

Yes, you can still reach your financial goals without stocks — it'll just take A LOT more money!

It would take a lot more than a few basis points to check Vanguard's ascent at this point, when the firm is already deeply entrenched in the market, and beloved and respected by most investors.

I believe that being debt free allows you to take a lot more risks in life without having the burden of having to suffer severe consequences for those risks.

They can offer good cash flow opportunities and diversification if you're heavily invested in financial products, but also typically take a lot more work.

Of course, if you have an accident, it will take a lot more of the expense directly out of your pocket at the time of repair.

Secured loans take a lot more time for you to set - up, but they can be for big amounts of money enough to tide you over for a number of weeks or perhaps years.

The loan length is another important factor, you can considerably reduce your monthly installments by getting a consolidation loan with longer repayment programs, this implies that it will take a lot more time for you to become debt free.

But I'm betting that would take a lot more research to dig up, which I don't have time for right now (or some further lucky accidental internet search finds).

If you find your niche store takes off, you can always move in this direction later (and you'll find publishers and distributors will take a lot more notice and be more helpful).

Winning the war for the future of publishing is going to take a lot more than just offering free public domain books.

And it's going to take a lot more than a compass and a motorcycle (named Lucifer) for this kick - butting heroine to save everything she loves.

Slick book trailers take a lot more work and effort but people love the authenticity of hearing an author speak directly so just make some video and get it out there.

It would take a lot more than that to break my concentration.

Therefore, for me as a reading choice, a reader makes more sense because in its protective case, it'll take a lot more abuse than a paperback or trade will.

It must take a lot more resources to build this costly q7 suv and dispose them at the end of life.

It'll take a lot more time with TPD to really sign off on its abilities (preceding JLR systems have not been known for trouble - free operation), but it's a very promising system.

It will take a lot more than a little elbow grease to return this car to life.

And I saved the best for last... the original MSRP on the Lamborghini Veneno was about US$ 4,000,000 before taxes, and if you want to acquire one now it will take a lot more... the Veneno Verde is not for sale, the Veneno Bianco recently changed hands hence is most likely no longer available on the market either... however the Veneno Rosso is for sale at the moment of writing (June 2014) for US$ 5,500,000.

Anything with downforce can take a lot more speed into the corner and — especially at Snetterton — will not be braking in the same places, or on the same bumps.

The gains against high - stakes accountability are real, but a new book cautions that ending the blind reliance on testing will take a lot more hard work.

Now to your second point, that «it should take a lot more than «bad» test scores» to «close a school or shutter a program in the face of parental demand.»

These things can distract you from the work you may be doing, and can take lot more time than usual to finish tasks.

I'm glad we agree that «it should take a lot more than «bad» test scores» to «close a school or shutter a program in the face of parental demand.»

Lower priced courses take a lot more time to get enough students for you to reach your revenue goals.

When students can study the issue first, then brainstorm for ideas and propose solutions on their own, they take a lot more from the experience and display much more enthusiasm in making it a success.

I'm just arguing that it should take a lot more than «bad» test scores to do that.

There has been a small resurgence of westerns over the past few years — Django Unchained, Hateful Eight, Slow West, The Salvation — but it will take a lot more than that to make the genre really viable again in today's market.

I take it a lot more seriously than I was 16; that was 10 years ago.

What really disappoints me about Mario Golf is that the Gameboy Color version of Mario Golf had a much deeper main mode that would take a lot more time to get through then in the Cube version.

Sure it'd take a lot more years for it to be developed, but the first time they ported a handheld - exclusive game to a console, people preferred the original than the other.

I guess it must take a lot more to pigeon hole movies like Roger Ebert than to actually review them.

«I know that it can take a lot more time and effort to find a sugar daddy than a «normal» guy or normal relationship, but it was so nice to hear that I wasn't the only one noticing that finding the right arrangement takes time.

So if you are afraid that because you are new in this kind of relationships that you might find an old man who will not give you what you need and will take a lot more in return, then keep reading to know how to make the best out of your sugar daddy by being his sugar baby.