Sentences with phrase «valuable line space»

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The shelter features a top - of - the - line ventilation system to curtail the spread of disease, an education room to provide valuable animal training and educational programs, the Sarah Paul Surgical Suite, space for approximately 75 dogs and 150 cats, a room for the smaller «exotic» animals, private «get - acquainted rooms» for people meeting potential pets, and so much more.

However, as per the first tip in this post, if the newsletter title is too long, it will take up valuable subject line space, and leave you with less room to describe the contents of the issue.

Driving to the mall, looking for a parking space, shopping, and standing in long lines all take up valuable holiday time.

Including the tired «references available upon request» line takes up valuable resume space that could be used for extolling your virtues as a candidate.

Even including the oft - advised «references available upon request» line adds no considerable value to a resume: it takes up valuable space to state the obvious.

Make it easy for employers to find this valuable information — include enough white space between lines and in the margins to make it scannable, and also put the focus on the relevant information.

Typically taking up a line or two of space at the highest point of your resume or CV, this is repetitive after your focused cover letter and costs valuable time which potential clients could use to grab in your abilities and experience.

And perhaps that is a silver lining far more valuable than a silent but lonely queen bed — this space that is guaranteed to periodically remind me that I am so glad I married Mike and that we're building a life together, even when that life is temporarily on different continents.

Aside from spoiling the clean lines of a room, radiators can take up valuable wall space.

Try lining up your sink, toilet, and shower all on the same side — it'll give you valuable foot space.