Sentences with phrase «whose leisure time»

For those whose leisure time is limited, it makes sense to streamline the dating process with a slick dating site or dating app.

For those whose leisure time is limited, it makes sense to streamline the dating process.

Not exact matches

It is important to note that America is the only nation in the world whose citizens spend most of their leisure time in the world of television.

Most recently posted at the legendary Four Seasons Hotel Milano, the multi-lingual Stragiotto views his team of 200 carefully chosen staff as personal guest assistants whose mission is to make business travel more productive and leisure time more rewarding.

Business travelers and those whose company pays for their flight may not have as hard a time, but leisure fliers and independent travelers will miss out on some of the status perks in the coming year if they don't pay attention.

While we don't all have the leisure of Shakespeare's Hamlet famously soliloquizing on that «undiscovered country from whose born, no traveler returns», in To Be or Not To Be, when the time is right you'll know.

Source: «A study using a national probability sample of 1,250 fathers showed that children whose fathers share meals, spend leisure time with them, or help them with reading or homework do significantly better academically than those children whose fathers do not.

There is evidence that adolescents whose parents have attained higher education levels are more likely to participate in organised sport, structured exercise and games play in their leisure time than those with parents with lower education levels [15].

Thus, I would not rank you as a part - timer at all, but more accurately I would rank you as a full - timer whose only job (real estate transactions) is carried out as a methodically acting Realtor who efficiently controls her hours of operation and thus allows for more leisure time (likely thinking about her future real estate strategies during some of that leisure time) unfettered with opposing responsibilities elsewhere in the workforce.