Sentences with phrase «to have a little patience»

Adult learners have little patience for content that beats around the bush.

Investors, however, are focused on quarterly results and often have little patience with clinical trial setbacks and the years - long process of developing drugs.

Just have a little patience, persistence and a sense of humor.

This is where having a little patience can come in handy.

Does that your canine friend have little patience in the tub?

It's about a new relationship with energy and the atmosphere, and we have to have a little patience even as we retain that commitment to moving forward.

There are severe costs and challenges involved in building a successful e-commerce operation, and today's customers have little patience for an online experience that falls short.

We all know things that others don't, let's focus on the positive attributes of ourselves and have a little patience with the things we are still learning.

Reading Defending Science — Within Reason is like having a lively after - dinner conversation with an intelligent reader of the science studies literature who has little patience for academic extravagances and an eye for the bon mot.

The teachers reported that some students who had little patience when doing classroom book exercise were more than happy to have 10 or 20, or 50 failures before coming to their final solution;

The situation is dire and some people have little patience for sophistry.

Instead of being grateful for my bringing work to T - C he instead had little patience for me and my SUV's need for service especially after being originally worked on by another service center.

(some lenders work with clients longer who have a history of late or missed payments while others have little patience for this type of borrower) Of course costs and rates will be higher for lenders that offer a more patient approach but the over all savings of a lender not renewing is usually far greater.

Ultimately, though, the director has little patience with literalists on either side of the believer - atheist divide.

Here there is no talk of having a little patience, and of things going well by Sunday; but here is found the Eternal's victorious comfort, and these scourged Apostles have more than conquered.

Updike has little patience with the romantic ideal of the artist as alienated aesthete.

BB has little patience for players who deviate from the script.

Ozil is my only Joy in arsenal, I still have little patience with wenger because he bought Ozil.

When Splitter finally crossed the pond in 2010, Spurs fans had little patience left.

It is especially important for infrastructure projects: the public has little patience with the county doing something one week and the town doing something another week, when it could have been coordinated with a bit of effort and communication among the elected officials and crews.

The political tome about the 2012 presidential campaign, «Double Down,» says Obama had little patience for «professional left» activists and «vanishingly close to zero» for what a White House aide called «professional blacks.»

And you know that most jurors have little patience for criminal - defense arguments based on such notions as «temporary insanity.»

Baglin has little patience for impatience or for the pressure on her to announce discoveries quickly.

They found that the birds had little patience for rebelliousness, even in groups other than their own.

Arthur C. Clarke tells us that Kubrick had little patience with previous Sci - Fi movies, and scorn for most of them.

Of course, Holmes has little patience for dimwits of any nationality.

Miriam has little patience for dealing with gender roles and bureaucracy, so much so that she at one point walks right into Cluff's office and demands he abandon the mission.

DO - IT's Burgstahler has little patience for school officials who don't think they have a responsibility to include those with disabilities in every school activity possible or who believe a full - time aide can substitute for technology that gives the students more independence.

Schrag has little patience, though, with judicial deference.

(We'll try to get back to you ASAP, but please have a little patience with us, as we are an all - volunteer organization with a lot on our plates!)

Newman's generation had little patience with heroes, sublime or otherwise.

The generation that grew up connecting over Facebook has little patience for face - time with colleagues when clients rarely appear in person but connect electronically with their lawyer.

People now have little patience for flowery descriptions, lengthy paragraphs, and dull writing — opting instead to make «every word a winner», with content that is both concise and compelling.

Typically, hiring managers have little patience and time to go through job seekers» resumes, and upon receiving a resume based on a template that is too busy, they often reject it without even reading it.

SPIEGEL: But Wade Horn from ACF has little patience for people who focus exclusively on the economics.

Mobile users have little patience for dysfunctional sites, and the difference could cost you a listing.

Much like Alan Tudyk's K - 2SO in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Carter's Cogman is an apathetic to hostile bot who has little patience for humans, and his indifference proves a surprising source of comedic relief.

Warren renters insurance is a great value in that it provides a lot of bang for your buck as a general rule, but Michiganders should be wary of jumping at the first policy they come across and instead have a little patience, comparing prices and providers to find the one that is right for them.

While some take pleasure in the adrenaline rush derived by using potent weaponry to plow through processions of angry foes, others have little patience for linear...

@pawesomecats People have little patience.

Such resistance was typical of big - city school district administrators, who had little patience with innovators, particularly novices like Feinberg and Levin; rookies with big innovative ideas have a habit of disrupting comfortable routines and often fail to deliver.

His rather improbable girlfriend Evelyn (Ashley Greene) is a prim (in every respect except sex-wise, which trait I guess is meant to register as «quirky») eco-warrior who has little patience for Max's enthusiasms or his ultra-loutish half - brother Travis.

They have little patience for wasted breath, and are good at getting to the point.

Sadly, with the rate of change constantly accelerating, I don't see things getting better for us any time soon — unless we start to take back some control, have a little patience, and slow the entire process down.

They have little patience with hearing that an employee in one department doesn't have access to information in another, or being told that they have to call somewhere else.

Hunter isn't an activist or an organizer by nature, and he has little patience for folks with limited intellect.