Sentence examples for hassle saving from inspiring English sources

As more of the top players pull out, there is a growing suspicion that this is as much about choosing convenience over hassle, saving energy for where the real money lies in the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs, and the recognition that an Olympic medal won't gild a golf career the way a major championship does.

Save yourself time and hassle by saving your file as QuickTime (".mov") and selecting the website's preferred resolution.

Others don't want the hassle of saving receipts, filling out paperwork, lugging that hand-carved cuckoo clock and those miniature Irish sweaters you bought for your nephews to Customs, getting the paperwork stamped and mailing it back for a refund.

There is a key value proposition here for small businesses who can use the free account to find out just how much hassle it saves them.

It's not hassle-free, but saving money is worth the effort.

Will enough people consider saving the hassle of slicing twice to be worth C$25?

"But what I'm finding out is that a lot of people are going to a secondary airport because there is less hassle and they are saving time".

SafeShepherd logs who is tracking your data (like browser cookies) across the web and then acts like an intermediary, asking them to remove it from their database — Saving you hassle at the least.

Mr Obama wants to set up automatic enrollment employee savings accounts ("like a portable 401k", Mr Goolsbee explains) that would make saving a hassle-free habit.

But all the pay arrangements should have been published on day one, which is how grownup companies behave: transparency at the outset saves hassle later, especially when you are trying to gather support from the shop floor.

Much hassle will be saved this way.