Sentence examples for less time out of from inspiring English sources

It also means less time out of the labour market than if you have your children a few years apart.

As did the 11-month duration of the course, which meant less time out of the workforce.

It would involve, too, easing off on the sharp increase in contributions which was bolted on to the Hutton report, and which means asking staff to pay more to get less money for less time – out of pay that's already frozen.

This gender-specific environmental effect might reflect a true difference in exposure (e.g., maybe women use more sun-block or sun-avoidance than men, maybe they spend less time out of doors, or maybe they have better hygiene as children and therefore acquire EBV later).

[Instead of] having to do the same stuff three times … doing it all at once definitely lessens the workload…a little bit friendlier for burnout…if you get it all done at once it frees up everyone for doing things, less time out of billing [and] clinical working time' (MPM51).

These people surprisingly attract more attention even though they spend less time out of the house.

Time spent online is not coming at the expense of less time hanging out with friends; it's less time watching television.

That's the bad news in terms of the time you will need to devote to each employer; the good news is that you should waste less time sending out CVs that have no chance of leading to an interview, so in the end it is a good investment.

These days, she is spending less time sending out résumés.

Conversely, the improvement achieved by using the RQM is that it requires less time to deliver the out-of-profile AF packets to the receiver, since these packets, in fact, have not been discarded.

On the other hand, at the high ice interface velocity (2 mm/s), the size of the unfrozen fraction is large but the likelihood of intracellular ice formation increases, since water has less time to diffuse out of the cells during the freezing process [48].