Sentences with phrase «took much»

He even took much flak when our openly gay mayor asked him to pray at her inaugauration.

But this took much longer than its modern counterpart.

At this stage of history, Jews should realize that the Enlightenment project took much more from them than it gave.

I went from Christian to Atheist, but it was a painful process that took much longer than a year.

In my mind, it seems the success of the eBook took much more effort than just creating the eBook.

Few Canadians took much notice.

He said Facebook was tracking known Russian hacking groups in real time but took much longer to recognize the inflammatory posts of the Internet Research Agency, a private company with Kremlin ties.

«It took much longer than we expected.»

Each time, he took much more care before signing a lease: «If I find a vacant space I like, I spend a couple of days in the neighborhood, talking to proprietors of nearby businesses.

For example, the simple task of loading Oculus Home on a headset took much longer than it should because of the conflicting and outdated software.

Both social media platforms dropped in usage among the youngest cohort in the six months preceding the report, but Facebook took a much larger hit than Instagram.

For example, an in - state shipment to a Colorado client that should have taken one day took much longer because it was inexplicably routed through Oregon, notes Bangs.

His mobile app streamlined the work that took much longer over phone lines, cutting down on wasted time and unanswered calls.

In those days, Knitowski explains, it took much longer to develop software, and VoViDa was plowing large amounts of cash into paying programmers.

And it was a lengthy process full of stumbling blocks, which Gundotra says took much longer than it should have.

She took a much - criticized, leading role in opening the doors to refugees escaping war in Syria.

AT&T faces the added danger that the trial (and subsequent appeals, including all the way to the Supreme Court) will take much longer than the late April deadline for the finalization of the acquisition.

Take it from me, it doesn't take much to ruin this stunning finish.

Do you provide any services or products that take much more time and effort than your typical customer or client might think?

«It would not take much of a shock to push Air Canada in the wrong direction,» says Lazar.

While the Calgary mayor fought a near constant battle with home builders and developers in his first term, those in the know expect Iveson to take a much more conciliatory approach.

Lucinda here filling in for Polina as she takes a much - deserved vacation.

The summer is winding down, but you still have time to take a much deserved vacation.

It didn't take much thought or money to create a simple experience that got her talking, sharing and promoting their brand.

It takes much more than just coming up with a good domain name and publishing some content pages; it takes an ongoing effort to -LSB-...]

It will take much more time than Trump has the patience for to see if an initiative is working and he will be tempted to change midstream.

We all let others down from time - to - time, and when it happens we usually take it much harder than the person we've disappointed.

CEOs take much the same energetic, visionary approach to buying as they do to selling.

It doesn't take much time spent in the working world for most of us to realize two contradictory truths.

But if you already have a committed burn, it's going to take a much bigger investment to prevent you from being forced to shut down your dream.

Neither has enjoyed success of the sort that might cause either Chinese competitors or the Chinese government to take much notice.

The main difference is that it takes much longer to raise money in recessionary times.

Many women start businesses with a hobby mindset — the intention to make some extra money without taking much risk.

It doesn't take much to create and sell a new token so before you swap your dollars for some numbers in a digital wallet, you'll need to take a close look.

The U.S. network has taken much heat on Twitter («Twheat?»

After spending much of the year preparing and delivering presents to children all over the world in just one night, Claus takes a much deserved break to recoup and recharge.

Travolta: I don't take much risk.

However, as you grind away at your business, doing your due diligence to stay up - to - date with the latest market trends, it doesn't take much to feel uninspired.

With that said, the Galaxy S9 phones offer more versatile cameras, as they take good shots in decent lighting, and they can take much better photos in low - light environments than the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.

It doesn't take much to see how that could have led to rules that'd apply the same standards across the board — only, in that case, it would've had the side effect of bolstering online privacy on all sides.

It takes much more than just coming up with a good domain name and publishing some content pages; it takes an ongoing effort to drive traffic towards your site.

I can order paper for a printer in about ten seconds, On my phone or a laptop, it takes much longer.

True, many things are cheaper to buy than a generation ago, but the big - ticket items like shelter and post-secondary education are taking a much bigger bite out of household budgets today.

But the achievement is relative: At this stage, it doesn't take much to be at the top of the list.

A single detailed, statistics - backed blog post will take you much farther than 10 vague, general ones.

It doesn't take much of that before they get out.»

For a small - business owner, it doesn't take much to build up team spirit — just fire up the barbecue and supply some drinks.

It doesn't take much fiddling with the focus dial to find a level of comfort, either.

Workers had to manually paint it and install the roofing materials, wiring, hydro - acoustic and thermal insulation, but that didn't take much time.

It doesn't take much to convince a business owner, and it comes with a more - than - acceptable ROI.