Sentence examples for less time lost from inspiring English sources

For many of us, that means more time outdoors and less time lost putting on and taking off multiple layers of clothing.

Drawn to the short week for financial reasons, several districts said they stuck with it only after discovering hidden benefits: better attendance and morale; less time lost to extracurricular activities, teacher training and doctor's appointments; and longer class periods.

When the method is found that predicts which patients with GER and asthma will respond to antireflux treatment, the results could be profound: fewer hospitalizations for respiratory complications, less pulmonary morbidity and mortality, less need for pulmonary medications, less time lost from work, fewer visits to a physician's office, and less illness associated with corticosteroid therapy.

No recurrence 5. Reduced duration of migraine pain 6. Absence of side effects 6. Less time lost in daily activities   7.

With less time lost walking to and from class, Sa Thi Tham can focus more on her favourite subject, Vietnamese.

As a result, employee productivity is bolstered, and less time is lost for medical reasons.

Researchers have found that less time is lost from people staying home than from them showing up but not performing at full capacity.

A G.O.P. that heeded this admonition would be a vastly healthier animal, spending much less time on lost or pointless causes, and much more time on the issues where majorities tend to be (and deserve to be) made and broken at the moment.

"The quicker we can get back on track with a solution the less time is lost having to figure out what to do next," says Sullivan.

"Travellers may prefer to select a hotel with gym facilities so they can maintain their workout routine, or choose one that is close to business locations to ensure less time is lost in transport once they have arrived at destination," said Lebunetel.

The same counts for time allocation: in the perception of the interviewees less time was lost because of the WASH interventions, so more time became available for e.g. schooling.