| Thank you for taking the time to read this and giving it the serious consideration that it deserves. |
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| Embracing value-based metrics fully means taking the time to adjust their inner workings to fit your company's needs. |
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| As a result, some families rarely eat dinner together and parents and kids may not be taking the time to stay connected. |
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| Later, instead of taking the time to get glammed up before the do, I snuck out for my only swim of the whole trip. |
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| In anticipation, flatwork finishers are taking the time to get certified now. |
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| Stoner had even taking the time to teach some of the men basic weapon smithing techniques. |
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| Digging a hand into his jerkin, Grenton pulled out some coins, barely taking the time to count them as he threw them on the table. |
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| It's well worth taking the time to add extra comments and clean up any kludged code. |
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| The conversation points may have been slight in content, but there is something to be said for taking the time to be civil to people. |
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| She decided that she was going to let her hair dry in ringlets because she didn't feel like taking the time to straighten it. |
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| My guess is Mike just sits and laughs when he sees you posting taking the time to reply every once in a while just for the lulz. |
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| Thank you for taking the time to write the essay, pointing out his short-sighted thinking. |
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| Hundreds of millions of pounds in benefits cash lies unclaimed each year so it's well worth taking the time to check all your entitlements. |
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| I would like to thank Coleman for giving this article credence by taking the time to review and comment on this article. |
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| This is the first time since the beginning of this whole mess that someone was finally taking the time to listen and attempt to take action. |
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| I would also like to thank Donna Skelly for taking the time to come to Ottawa to make the case on behalf of Hamilton. |
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| Once given, they will eat them rapidly, not taking the time to chew them properly and to mix the ingesta with saliva. |
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| So, once again, thank you for taking the time to be here to make new connections. |
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| By taking the time to talk and prepare your child for a hospital stay, you will help reduce some of his stress and anxiety. |
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| On Sunday, I hope Canadians across the country will join me in taking the time to show appreciation to their fathers for all they have done. |
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| We would very much appreciate your taking the time to fill out our survey and send your reply back to us. |
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| The importance of taking the time and means to ensure proper rumen development cannot be overstressed. |
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| I rudely hang up on a nice lady from a PR company who was very kindly taking the time out of her hectic schedule to ring and confirm some travel arrangements for me. |
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| The CHPCA sincerely thanks each exhibitor for taking the time to attend our conference and make it a success. |
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| What the council has done is carried out a poll that relied on letters being delivered to homes in the area and people taking the time to return a slip. |
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| Thank you for taking the time to fill out the information forms describing activities, documents and audiovisual or computer-based resources. |
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| For example, he relied on visual cues instead of taking the time to make use of available bridge equipment. |
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| Not only will this serve to disenchant the employee, it may also result in him or her taking the time off anyway and phoning in sick or being on unauthorised absence. |
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| So thanks a bunch for taking the time to tell me what you think. |
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| I truly thank you for taking the time that you did to give me answers. |
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| Again, to keep things moving and not to shortchange our presenters at the table, I'd certainly like to welcome all of you here and thank you for taking the time out to come before us. |
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| Thanks also go out to Harbour Supervisor Debra Korab and Chairman Llewellyn Noel from the Harbour Authority of Harbour Grace for taking the time to discuss the Long Beach Pond small boat basin with me. |
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| By taking the time and effort to consider the issues you might face, in advance, you better prepare yourself to deal with a problem if one arises. |
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| Spaceman: Would you blame people for not taking the time to really listen to music thus orientating themselves towards more immediate and easy listening music? |
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| The footage shows he fired from the hip without taking the time to aim, which confirms the testimony provided anonymously by the Nablus-based soldier. |
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| Surprise of surprises, she got a response from London in a special envelope with a royal seal from the Queen's lady-in-waiting acknowledging and thanking her for taking the time to send the picture. |
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| You have been most helpful to us with your experience, and we very much appreciate your taking the time to meet with us, particularly at the end of your workday, whereas it's about noon here. |
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| Be wary of any counsellor who pressures you to sign up for such a plan, without first taking the time to fully evaluate your situation and discuss options. |
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| If the governor is so sure that there is no problem about the biotic and the quality of the water, why would he resist taking the time to have a sound environmental assessment with good science backing his case? |
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| I eat an energy bar, taking the time to check that the sheet films are in the backpack, and that the GPS has enough autonomy to guide me during this morning excursion. |
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| As I said before, and I repeat, we have a problem of enormous proportions here, and God bless you for taking the time to try to do something about it. |
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| Thankyou for taking the time to browse this web site, learn more about the photography services on offer or search the gallery of images to find a print for your home or office wall. |
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| It takes about a week to create a scarf and 12 days for a abaya but Michel Salmouni doesn't mind taking the time to do things right and the delicately weaved fine fabric is well worth the trouble. |
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| Perhaps it would be acceptable to the hon. member if I filed it with the committee in writing rather than taking the time to read through all the statistics. |
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| At SSQ, taking the time to wish you Happy Holidays is important to us. |
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| The envisaged procedures outlined above can apply to this case by taking the time of the division into account instead of the time of the merger, and using the information that is relevant in the case of a division. |
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| He was impressed that someone was taking the time to help him out. |
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| You can download below the logos and fonts of the Regional Council of Burgundy, depending on your use, thank you for taking the time to visit our charter use. |
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| Those who hadn't already taken leave at Javier Lopez's last time up, turned for the exits, not taking the time to cast one last signature boo. |
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| The others silently got to their feet, taking the time to fold their napkins, then walked over to the coatrack. |
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| We have become a nation of gulpers not taking the time to savor the communion that is a meal. |
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| Thank you very much for taking the time to do your assignment properly. |
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| Taking the time to find good, free schwag will save you lots of money in the long run. |
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| Taking the time to thank our federal, state, and local bureaucracies for all the joy they bring us every day. |
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