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That would make sense for time-poor and highly-paid business executives.

This whole time, poor Darla has been blowing up Ralph Angel's phone.

Results were, for a long time, poor; major tournaments ended in disappointment.

"This works as something for people's portable, time-poor lives," Mr. Beckett said.

The time-poor me hates the game's devilish nonchalance with opening itself up.

Hungry, time poor and almost wholly reliant on take-out pizza and ready meals.

No game has reinvented itself for a time-poor age as successfully as cricket.

The company creates curated dining experiences for time-poor diners looking to expand their horizons.

This resource-rich/time-poor aspect of modern life has provided easy pickings for cybercrooks.

That said, as we become increasingly time poor, most of us can't afford to constantly travel.

At the time, poor Arkansans received free representation only if they had less than $10 in assets.

The U.K.-based company caters to people who "deem themselves time-poor" but want healthy, environmentally sustainable meals.

The paper launched late February and was envisioned as a politically neutral paper aimed at "time-poor" readers.

"I'm a time poor person, and I don't have much time to play things anymore," Price tells me.

This kind of workout is good for the time poor as it can be done in 20 minutes.

So as wealthy kids are growing up with less screen time, poor kids are growing up with more.

The growth of this segment is also indicative of the modern client, who is often cash-rich but time-poor.

Their highly educated mothers and fathers are putting in long hours in their chosen professions: money-rich, perhaps, but time-poor.

Her whole book is designed for time-poor people who still want to eat well at the end of a long day.

Shoppers who are money-rich but time-poor have been increasingly looking to buy from online fashion players rather than traditional boutiques.

LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The jury is out on whether there is any money to be made ferrying hot meals to time-poor urbanites.

Edith Finch is a brief game, which is a motivator for anyone who's time poor through work and family commitments—oh, hi there.

Tiptapp, the "Uber for trash", is popular not only among time-poor professionals but also among the legions of refugees who cannot find jobs.

Another suggestion is to position the company less as a business, and more as an organization representing tens of thousands of time-poor people.

Cereals are losing favor with time-poor, health-conscious consumers, who increasingly breakfast on snack bars and yogurt, a global research firm reported on Tuesday.

In today's "time poor," digitally dominated world, convention centers and tents have increasingly become the places where collectors and the public directly engage with gallerists.

With multiple studies showing that lesbians out-earn their heterosexual counterparts, you'd think that the sugar dating world would be overflowing with cash-rich, time-poor ladies.

If you're choosing speakers to upgrade your laptop or desktop with, the good news for the time-poor buyer is that pretty much anything will be an improvement.

"When we looked at the problems with the worker training programs it was problems with soft skills—showing up on time, poor behavior in the workplace," Heinrich says.

The videotape dating services used by time-poor yuppies in the 1980s set the stage for the boom in high-tech mate-shopping by the turn of the 21st century.

Unlike Malhotra, she is a retired-public-sector-worker-turned-"home chef" who cooks to order through Million Kitchen, a Delhi-based app that connects time-poor professionals with amateur chefs.

Tinder, a dating app where users reject or select potential partners by swiping left or right, has not proved as popular in Lagos as it is with time-poor young people elsewhere.

"It's a premium service, built for cash-rich but time-poor individuals living in major cities, who want to outsource their online dating," the company's founder Jack Kenyon told CNBC via email.

"Everyone is time-poor these days, so the efficient nature of a 245-minute workout, where a member can just enter their studio and start, is a real time-saver," he says.

"We know the chairdrobe is a universal concept ... but as we move into a modern age where we're more time-poor than ever, that's becoming an even more relevant consumer problem," Olivieri said.

Like many mature golf markets, Australia is suffering a decline in fee-paying club members as the sport battles to attract a younger, time-poor generation who have more leisure options than ever.

Some of the borrowing happened via Islamic bonds, the complexity of which time-poor investors were happy to overlook so long as sukuk offered a risk-return profile similar to that of conventional bonds.

A start-up that offers on-demand beauty services is looking to raise a £1 million ($1.4 million) via crowdfunding, targeting time-poor individuals who want anything from facials to manicures at their fingertips.

This isn't even the first time poor enforcement seemingly made a mass shooting possible — with previous failures contributing to the mass shootings at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg and a church in Charleston, South Carolina.

Matthew: I'm fairly time poor, with work, study and a six-year-old daughter to contend with, so I've been settling down to fewer and fewer triple-A games on the PS3 or PS33.

That's the antithesis to incumbent providers who offer large discounts for new customers, which are then clawed back the following years on the premise that you are too lazy or time poor to bother switching.

Essentially, our plastic-wrapped world is the natural outcome of the lives we now lead: convenience-based, disposable, time-poor, and increasingly more and more detached from the processes that create our food and clothing.

And every time poor Trisha Yearwood had to stand up in the New Orleans twilight and sing a song she wasn't really suited for, it recalled nothing so much as a shopping mall grand opening.

If you want a solution that's a bit more polished, Pocket and Instapaper have been helping time-poor people catch up on posts for years, so they're both very capable options for installing on your phone.

While interval-style exercise training is a popular choice for people who are time-poor, the intermittent nature of the exercise means heart rate will fluctuate, providing not much more benefit than traditional steady-state exercise.

"We're challenging the washing machine by making it really easy to have clean clothes without the hassle," he says, noting that apps like his are tapping into a broader change in consumer behaviour where more tasks, such as laundry, are outsourced by people who are time-poor.

In may respects it's the Japan-only "International Zodiac Job System" version of the game from 2007, carrying over that release's increased movement speed (you can explore environments at four-times walking pace, a neat touch for the time-poor RPG fan in spite of its inherent comedy value), and a trial mode, in which you face off against 100 rounds of monsters.

And all of us can go to a DIY site, and hopefully, with time and effort, put it in, but a lot of us are time poor, and so that notion that if we could actually have the right creative at the right time ready to do work, then that can actually benefit the platform and benefit their customers and our designers.

Many people accept time poverty as a necessary condition of employment; others have sought to solve the problem through downshifting or through adoption of flexible working arrangements. The problem affects both salaried workers who work long hours even though they might be well compensated as well as hourly low-wage workers who work long hours to earn more money. The idea of "money-rich, time-poor" has been reflecting in the human right to rest and leisure, provided for in Article 24 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Marketing researchers Kenhove and De Wulf have suggested that grocery-shoppers can be divided into four segments: 'money- poor, time-rich', 'money-poor, time-poor', 'money-rich, time-rich' and 'money- rich, time-poor'. Their analysis suggests that these groups have significant differences in behaviour and attitudes which impact their buying habits.

Woman experiencing stress. Employees who work overtime hours experience numerous mental, physical, and social effects. Significant effects include stress, lack of free time, poor work-life balance, and health risks. Employee performance levels could also be lowered.

Women who are time poor are severely deficient in the play capability. As development policy slowly transitions from an income-based approach to one that is capability-based, the reduction of capabilities in time impoverished women becomes increasingly important.

As women are often paid lower wages than men, the feminization of labor contributes to income inequality and thus general gender inequality. This leaves women with few options: find gainful employment and thus increase bargaining power while at the same time becoming more time poor, or slide further into consumption poverty. This lack of leisure time reduces the capabilities of women who are time poor. One of the ten essential human capabilities Martha Nussbaum lists in her 2004 article on women's capabilities is play, which is the capability to enjoy life and all that it has to offer.

Education should emphasize not lifting beyond one's capabilities and giving the body a rest after strenuous effort. Over time, poor posture can cause the intervertebral disc to tear or become damaged. Striving to maintain proper posture and body alignment will aid in preventing disc degradation.

Later Tamagotchi models have added a Senior model. Usually the pet's age will increase once it has awakened from its sleep time. Poor care can cause a pet to die, but it can also die of old age. If an old pet dies without producing offspring, the family line has ended.

Wood convinced Weiss that his own transvestism made him the perfect director despite his modest resume. Wood was given the job, but instead made a movie about transvestism. Wood persuaded Lugosi, at the time poor and drug-addicted, to appear in the movie. Lugosi's scenes were shot at the Jack Miles Studios in Los Angeles.

Wilson and Macready expected French to be sacked in the spring of 1920. Wilson wrote: "Poor little man he is so weak and pliable and then has such inconsequential gusts of illogical passion. He is an Imperialist, a Democrat, a Home Ruler all at the same time. Poor man", although Wilson also thought him "brave as a lion".

Shepard followed-up the success until 1975 with top-twenty hits, including "At the Time", "Poor Sweet Baby", and "The Tip of My Fingers". The 1978 single "The Real Thing" was her final chart appearance, peaking in the eighty fifth position. Shepard has since released new material sporadically, such as the 1981 studio album Dear John.

Wright, Iwo Jima 1945: The Marines Raise the Flag on Mount Suribachi, p. 22 Each heavy warship was given an area on which to fire that, combined with all the ships, covered the entire island. Each warship fired for approximately six hours before stopping for a certain amount of time. Poor weather on D minus 3 led to uncertain results for that day's bombardment.

Technology, social factors, and physical development are thought to contribute to poor sleep during this time. Poor sleep duration and quality in adolescents has been linked with altered brain functioning and development, poor mental and physical health, as well as higher rates of disease and mortality. The concerns surrounding poor sleep during adolescence has garnered significant public attention, especially concerning policies related to school start times.

White collar workers hurry to their trains during rush hour in Tokyo. __NOTOC__ Money-rich, time-poor is an expression used to describe groups of people who have relatively little leisure time despite having a high disposable income through well-paid employment. Time poverty has also been coined as a noun for the phenomenon. It arose in Britain at the end of the 20th century.

Oy Suomen Autoteollisuus Ab (SAT), the producer of Sisu vehicles, started its own axle productionBlomberg (Suomalaista...): Mukaan materiaalinkäsittelyyn. p. 148–153. in Fleming Street factory, HelsinkiBlomberg (Suomalaista...): Heikki Luostarinen: Sisun tekninen osaaminen varmisti yrityksen jatkuvuuden. p. 229–234. in 1942 due to war-time poor availability of components. The initial design was borrowed from Timken axles which had previously been commonly used in Sisu vehicles.

A major market for Packstation is the increasing number of single people, especially students and time-poor professionals, who purchase products online but are not normally at home at daytime to accept deliveries, or who do not have the time to deposit parcels at the post office during normal opening hours. As of November 2017 there were over 8 million registered Packstation customers in Germany according to Deutsche Post.

Prior to the Battle of Palo Duro Canyon, the canyon was a stronghold and resting place of the Kiowa tribe. The Kiowa people knew the canyon intimately, thus explaining their ability to resist capture by McKenzie for such a long period of time. Poor Buffalo, a Kiowa, led his people to the canyon to escape reservation life. Poor Buffalo's band was the last of the Kiowas to be taken in to federal custody.

At the start, a messenger tells the people of Kayamkulam that Kayamkulam Kochunni, a famed Mappila highwayman of the area, will be executed by hanging. The story then moves into a flashback. Baputty, Kochunni's father, is a small-time poor thief who struggles to look after his family. One time he gets caught and is humiliated by the local Brahmins in front of Kochunni, who was a young boy at the time.

Law enforcement organizations like many other organizations are divided into skill specific units. In the computer forensic / cybercrime area these units take responsibility for all aspects of the ESI. As discussed in "Why Forensic Search" point 5 these units are usually time poor and under resourced. Albeit that time and resources are low the main knowledge in the unit comes from officers or consultants with 7+ years of experience (this predates most computer forensic degrees available).

It is the combination of informal domestic work on top of market labor that puts women at a disadvantage. Unfortunately, the alternative to being time poor is even deeper consumption poverty. This grim alternative leaves women with no other choice than to be incessantly working, often on several projects at once (internal link to multitasking). Time poverty and multitasking are extremely interconnected in that women are so time impoverished that they must do many tasks simultaneously.

Time is a component that is included in poverty because it is an essential resource that is oftentimes distributed inequitably across individuals, especially in the context of the inadequacy of other resources. It is extremely relevant to gender, with a marked difference in gender roles and responsibilities observed across the world. Women are certainly more time- poor than men across the income distribution. Women concentrate on reproductive or unremunerated activities, while men concentrate in productive or compensated activities.

The bridge continued to be a serious problem throughout the railway's lifetime. John Fowler was brought in to replace Spaulding, and the bridge was gradually upgraded, starting with the construction of causeways in the shallower portions. Full service was restored in the spring, but by this time poor construction of the southern portions of the line was becoming evident as well. In spite of any problems, the railway under Boulton's directorship proved extremely lucrative for all involved.

Dickson and her husband separated and ongoing medical health issues prevented her from remaining in one location. She moved several times over the next few years each time poor health forcing her to stop work for a time. Dickson's daughter Elizabeth was educated in Oxford where she met and married fellow student Kenneth Clark, a historian and writer best known for the BBC Television series Civilisation. Her grandsons were the military historian and Conservative MP Alan Clark and the film maker Colin Clark.

Over time, poor maintenance, lack of facilities for children, transient tenancies, and other factors caused social conditions and communal ties to break down in the flats. The place began to stink of urine and vomit, and glue sniffers and used needles were common sights, as were appearances of the Garda Síochána. Guggi later lived in the towers during years that he was struggling personally with drugs. It was through his exposure to people without hope in the flats that Bono began to develop his social consciousness.

By 1953 the British sf market was going through a metamorphosis similar to the one going in the US at the same time: poor quality sf markets were failing, and the result was a reduced but active market, with four magazines: Authentic, New Worlds, Science Fantasy, and Nebula Science Fiction.Ashley, Transformations, p. 93. At the end of 1955 Campbell decided to give up editing in favour of his scientific career as a research chemist. He was replaced from the February 1956 issue by E.C. Tubb, who remained editor to the end of the magazine's life.

When he pushes into Jimmy's room, he catches Thomas Barrow in the act of trying to kiss Jimmy. Horrified, Alfred is pressured by his aunt, O'Brien, to report the incident to Carson, as homosexuality is considered a crime at this time. Poor Alfred is used as a pawn in his aunt's scheming, which eventually comes to nothing. In the Series Three Christmas Special, he tries to call Jimmy off his aggressive streak towards Thomas, and then spends the rest of the episode talking about his interest in cooking.

Time poverty is defined as the lack of time for leisure and rest activities after time spent working. As women often serve productive, reproductive, and managing roles in their communities they are more likely to be time poor than men as their time is spread out over many activities. Especially in rural areas, women tend to work more hours than men although the time work gap varies by country. Additionally, there is a correlation between time and income poverty which further widens the time and income gap between men and women.

The song describes how "Jack" is lonely and so, in spite of his good intentions, wanders down the hill to find love elsewhere after being neglected by "Jill," who is seldom home. In 1981, "A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)" became a hit as an answer song to "Jack and Jill". Parker wrote an antithesis from "Jill's" perspective, according to the lyrics, "By the time poor Jack returned up the hill, somebody else had been loving Jill." In 1982, Parker recorded an extended version of the song.

Juritzen (2008), pp.154–155 Vidkun used his savings and an inheritance from his mother to pay for the purchases. According to Maria's later statements, her mother arrived in Moscow with a sum of money that was Quisling's inheritance from her father, though author Arve Juritzen has questioned whether the mother actually was in Moscow that year. She was at the time poor and relied on economic support from Vidkun.Juritzen (2008), pp.285–289Dahl (1991), pp.38–39 In December 1929, the couple settled in Oslo, where in 1922 Vidkun had bought an apartment in Erling Skjalgssons gate 26 in Frogner.Dahl (1991), p.

The opening chorale fantasia sets the first stanza of his hymn, which translates literally as, "Dearest God, when will I die? My time runs ever on, And Adam's old heirs, Of whom I am also one, Have this as a legacy, They have but a short time, Poor and wretched, on earth, Then become earth themselves." Bach's musical treatment of the closing chorale, closely modelled on Vetter's original from 1713, is "modernistic" and closer to songs from the Schemellis Gesangbuch. Mostly the soprano voice leads with an upbeat, followed by the lower voices; and, for the concluding "Schanden" ("shame"), the harmony is forlorn.

Miller set up the True and Fair Foundation in 2009, with the stated aim of increasing philanthropy and common good in an era of growing inequality, social fragmentation and small state funding. It aimed to encourage those who have been successful to give back to the communities that afforded them their success, lessening the burden of giving for donors and philanthropists who wish to give smarter and in an efficient and transparent manner but may be time poor. The Foundation was a registered charity under English law and was removed from the register in July 2019.

Polly Milton, a bright 14-year-old country girl, visits her friend Fanny Shaw and her wealthy family in the city for the first time. Poor Polly is overwhelmed by the splendor at the Shaws' and their urbanized, fashionable lifestyles, expensive clothes and other habits she has never been exposed to, and, for the most part, dislikes. Fanny's friends ignore her because of her different behavior and simple clothing, Fanny's brother Tom teases her, and Fan herself can't help considering her unusual sometimes. However, Polly's warmth, support, and kindness eventually win the hearts of all the family members, and her old- fashioned ways teach them a lesson they would never forget.

Someone who is already depressed can fall farther into depression because no one will come up to them because their posture indicates they don't want to be disturbed. After a time, poor posture feels normal and continues to regress further from correct posture. Sullivan says this is "a [vicious] cycle where slouching and slumping pull the spine's vertebrae out of alignment, which in turn leads to muscle tension that can cause even more slumping and slouching". When poor posture feels normal it becomes harder to correct because the muscle memory now stores the information needed for poor posture, and disposed of the memory for correct posture.

Archduke of Austria Armies during this period of warfare utilized pikes, arquebuses, swords, daggers, rudimentary (and unpredictable) explosives; early forms of hand grenades as well as artillery. As there were more wounded than deaths in battle, amputations were the common solution for treating wounds. At this time poor sanitation spread infections and fever, causing more deaths than combat itself. The Tercios (Spanish Third) of the Spanish Empire were regarded at the time as the elite of the military corps, which kept their military hegemony in the 16th century and early part of the seventeenth and is seen by historians as a major development of Early Modern combined arms warfare.

A finished tilt-up building Tilt-up, tilt-slab or tilt-wall is a type of building and a construction technique using concrete. Though it is a cost- effective technique with a shorter completion time, poor performance in earthquakes has mandated significant seismic retrofit requirements in older buildings. With the tilt-up method, concrete elements (walls, columns, structural supports, etc.) are formed horizontally on a concrete slab; this normally requires the building floor as a building form but may be a temporary concrete casting surface near the building footprint. After the concrete has cured, the elements are "tilted" to the vertical position with a crane and braced into position until the remaining building structural components (roofs, intermediate floors and walls) are secured.

Journalist Gerald W. Johnson translated Odum's ideas in the book into a popular volume, The Wasted Land. It was Odum who, in 1938, mailed questionnaires to academics to determine their views on what "poor white" meant to them. The results were in many ways indistinguishable from the popular views of "white trash" that had been held for many decades, since the words that came back all indicated serious character flaws in poor whites: "purposeless, hand to mouth, lazy, unambitious, no account, no desire to improve themselves, inertia", but, most often, "shiftless". Despite the passage of time, poor whites were still seen as white trash, a breed apart, a class partway between blacks and whites, whose shiftless ways may have even originated from their proximity to blacks.

People are now living longer and retaining their teeth for longer due to the preventive focused approach to dentistry. Although the rates of edentulism are rapidly declining, this is resulting in the number of natural teeth retained in the dentition. The impact of this is especially apparent in the residential care setting, as Personal Care Assistant staff are often time poor as a high resident to PCA ratio, oral care is often not adequately attended too or not at all. Residential care facilities will continue to encounter residents retaining their own natural teeth as the population is growing and living for longer periods so an oral health intervention will be required to combat this area of care that is severely lacking in many facilities.

In 1542 and 1547 he was elected Member of Parliament for Bletchingley which did not have town status and had a smaller forty shilling freeholder electorate than the average of the time, poor enough to be challenged in the courts in 1614.Maija Jansson (ed.), Proceedings in Parliament, 1614 (House of Commons) (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1988) In 1544 Sir Thomas Cawarden received a patent as Master of Revels and Tents, becoming the first head of an independent office and was knighted at Boulogne in September of that year. Tents were provided for festivals, royal progresses, and in military expeditions. In July and August 1547, Cawarden provided 'hales', 'roundhouses', and a kitchen tent for the mission to Scotland during the war of the Rough Wooing which culminated in the Battle of Pinkie.

The Complete Town Hall Concert is a live album by American bassist, composer and bandleader Charles Mingus recorded at The Town Hall in New York City and first released on the United Artists label in 1962 as Town Hall Concert.Charles Mingus discography accessed November 29, 2012 The album was rereleased with additional tracks on the Blue Note label in 1994 as The Complete Town Hall Concert.Charles Mingus discography accessed November 29, 2012 The concert was originally conceived as a "live workshop" of newly composed music which would be recorded for release by United Artists but rescheduling, lack of rehearsal time, poor sound and interruptions led to the event and subsequent album being considered a disaster. Much of the music intended for the concert/recording was finally realized by conductor Gunther Schuller in a concert in 1989 as Epitaph.

This was a tactic she later noted was initially met with reluctance by industry and publicists, until it proved an adaptive means of communication for the changing needs of an increasingly time-poor and digitally focused reader; she also instigated guidelines on a company-wide approach to social media, dedicating considerable resources to the growth of the magazine's official Instagram account at a time when social media was not generally considered a priority for print publications. During her tenure, Rickard also began strengthening the relationship between Australian Traveller and Australia's national tourism body Tourism Australia which, at the time, still included domestic tourism promotion in its remit. The Australian Traveller editorial team, led by Rickard, produced several custom publications on the organisation's behalf. Rickard resigned in February 2015 and commenced an associate editor role at Marie Claire Australia in March 2015, recruited as part of a two-person team by legendary fashion editor, Jackie Frank, to move the publication into its next phase alongside new editor Nicky Briger.

However, reviewers were critical of the emphasis on microtransactions, and though the game was "generous" with providing free Plays and other in-game currency rewards, this approach could still disappoint some players. Carter found that he could ignore the microtransactions and instead enjoy the freely-playable curated music channels, helping him to play music that he had not yet heard or was outside of his normal play style, giving him a "a really cool feeling" about exploring new music, as well as seeing music videos from his youth again. Ogilvie similarly found that he could spend his time in GHTV within the free channels exploring new music, but believed the mode was "somewhat inflexible for the time poor" as players may not find the type of music they want to play when they are ready the play and that there was a lack of a programming guide for these channels. Griffin said that the pricing structure was weak compared to established DLC models, believing that the pricing for options like the Party Pack would have been better used to unlock the ability to play songs that he would enjoy.

That would make sense for time-poor and highly-paid business executives. from Economist
This whole time, poor Darla has been blowing up Ralph Angel's phone. from Refinery 29
Results were, for a long time, poor; major tournaments ended in disappointment. from The New York Times
"This works as something for people's portable, time-poor lives," Mr. Beckett said. from The New York Times
The time-poor me hates the game's devilish nonchalance with opening itself up. from Vice
Hungry, time poor and almost wholly reliant on take-out pizza and ready meals. from TechCrunch
No game has reinvented itself for a time-poor age as successfully as cricket. from Economist
The company creates curated dining experiences for time-poor diners looking to expand their horizons. from TechCrunch
This resource-rich/time-poor aspect of modern life has provided easy pickings for cybercrooks. from Economist
That said, as we become increasingly time poor, most of us can't afford to constantly travel. from Business Insider
At the time, poor Arkansans received free representation only if they had less than $10 in assets. from The New York Times
The U.K.-based company caters to people who "deem themselves time-poor" but want healthy, environmentally sustainable meals. from CNBC
The paper launched late February and was envisioned as a politically neutral paper aimed at "time-poor" readers. from Mashable
"I'm a time poor person, and I don't have much time to play things anymore," Price tells me. from Vice
This kind of workout is good for the time poor as it can be done in 20 minutes. from CNN
So as wealthy kids are growing up with less screen time, poor kids are growing up with more. from The New York Times
The growth of this segment is also indicative of the modern client, who is often cash-rich but time-poor. from The New York Times
Their highly educated mothers and fathers are putting in long hours in their chosen professions: money-rich, perhaps, but time-poor. from The New York Times
Her whole book is designed for time-poor people who still want to eat well at the end of a long day. from Vice
Shoppers who are money-rich but time-poor have been increasingly looking to buy from online fashion players rather than traditional boutiques. from The New York Times
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The jury is out on whether there is any money to be made ferrying hot meals to time-poor urbanites. from Reuters
Edith Finch is a brief game, which is a motivator for anyone who's time poor through work and family commitments—oh, hi there. from Vice
Tiptapp, the "Uber for trash", is popular not only among time-poor professionals but also among the legions of refugees who cannot find jobs. from Economist
Another suggestion is to position the company less as a business, and more as an organization representing tens of thousands of time-poor people. from TechCrunch
Cereals are losing favor with time-poor, health-conscious consumers, who increasingly breakfast on snack bars and yogurt, a global research firm reported on Tuesday. from CNBC
In today's "time poor," digitally dominated world, convention centers and tents have increasingly become the places where collectors and the public directly engage with gallerists. from The New York Times
With multiple studies showing that lesbians out-earn their heterosexual counterparts, you'd think that the sugar dating world would be overflowing with cash-rich, time-poor ladies. from Vice
If you're choosing speakers to upgrade your laptop or desktop with, the good news for the time-poor buyer is that pretty much anything will be an improvement. from Gizmodo
"When we looked at the problems with the worker training programs it was problems with soft skills—showing up on time, poor behavior in the workplace," Heinrich says. from Gizmodo
The videotape dating services used by time-poor yuppies in the 1980s set the stage for the boom in high-tech mate-shopping by the turn of the 21st century. from Economist
Unlike Malhotra, she is a retired-public-sector-worker-turned-"home chef" who cooks to order through Million Kitchen, a Delhi-based app that connects time-poor professionals with amateur chefs. from Vice
Tinder, a dating app where users reject or select potential partners by swiping left or right, has not proved as popular in Lagos as it is with time-poor young people elsewhere. from Economist
"It's a premium service, built for cash-rich but time-poor individuals living in major cities, who want to outsource their online dating," the company's founder Jack Kenyon told CNBC via email. from CNBC
"Everyone is time-poor these days, so the efficient nature of a 245-minute workout, where a member can just enter their studio and start, is a real time-saver," he says. from Vox
"We know the chairdrobe is a universal concept ... but as we move into a modern age where we're more time-poor than ever, that's becoming an even more relevant consumer problem," Olivieri said. from Reuters
Like many mature golf markets, Australia is suffering a decline in fee-paying club members as the sport battles to attract a younger, time-poor generation who have more leisure options than ever. from Reuters
Some of the borrowing happened via Islamic bonds, the complexity of which time-poor investors were happy to overlook so long as sukuk offered a risk-return profile similar to that of conventional bonds. from Economist
A start-up that offers on-demand beauty services is looking to raise a £1 million ($1.4 million) via crowdfunding, targeting time-poor individuals who want anything from facials to manicures at their fingertips. from CNBC
This isn't even the first time poor enforcement seemingly made a mass shooting possible — with previous failures contributing to the mass shootings at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg and a church in Charleston, South Carolina. from Vox
Matthew: I'm fairly time poor, with work, study and a six-year-old daughter to contend with, so I've been settling down to fewer and fewer triple-A games on the PS3 or PS33. from Vice
That's the antithesis to incumbent providers who offer large discounts for new customers, which are then clawed back the following years on the premise that you are too lazy or time poor to bother switching. from TechCrunch
Essentially, our plastic-wrapped world is the natural outcome of the lives we now lead: convenience-based, disposable, time-poor, and increasingly more and more detached from the processes that create our food and clothing. from Vice
And every time poor Trisha Yearwood had to stand up in the New Orleans twilight and sing a song she wasn't really suited for, it recalled nothing so much as a shopping mall grand opening. from The New York Times
If you want a solution that's a bit more polished, Pocket and Instapaper have been helping time-poor people catch up on posts for years, so they're both very capable options for installing on your phone. from Gizmodo
While interval-style exercise training is a popular choice for people who are time-poor, the intermittent nature of the exercise means heart rate will fluctuate, providing not much more benefit than traditional steady-state exercise. from CNN
"We're challenging the washing machine by making it really easy to have clean clothes without the hassle," he says, noting that apps like his are tapping into a broader change in consumer behaviour where more tasks, such as laundry, are outsourced by people who are time-poor. from TechCrunch
In may respects it's the Japan-only "International Zodiac Job System" version of the game from 2007, carrying over that release's increased movement speed (you can explore environments at four-times walking pace, a neat touch for the time-poor RPG fan in spite of its inherent comedy value), and a trial mode, in which you face off against 100 rounds of monsters. from Vice
And all of us can go to a DIY site, and hopefully, with time and effort, put it in, but a lot of us are time poor, and so that notion that if we could actually have the right creative at the right time ready to do work, then that can actually benefit the platform and benefit their customers and our designers. from Vox
Many people accept time poverty as a necessary condition of employment; others have sought to solve the problem through downshifting or through adoption of flexible working arrangements. The problem affects both salaried workers who work long hours even though they might be well compensated as well as hourly low-wage workers who work long hours to earn more money. The idea of "money-rich, time-poor" has been reflecting in the human right to rest and leisure, provided for in Article 24 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Marketing researchers Kenhove and De Wulf have suggested that grocery-shoppers can be divided into four segments: 'money- poor, time-rich', 'money-poor, time-poor', 'money-rich, time-rich' and 'money- rich, time-poor'. Their analysis suggests that these groups have significant differences in behaviour and attitudes which impact their buying habits.
Woman experiencing stress. Employees who work overtime hours experience numerous mental, physical, and social effects. Significant effects include stress, lack of free time, poor work-life balance, and health risks. Employee performance levels could also be lowered.
Women who are time poor are severely deficient in the play capability. As development policy slowly transitions from an income-based approach to one that is capability-based, the reduction of capabilities in time impoverished women becomes increasingly important.
As women are often paid lower wages than men, the feminization of labor contributes to income inequality and thus general gender inequality. This leaves women with few options: find gainful employment and thus increase bargaining power while at the same time becoming more time poor, or slide further into consumption poverty. This lack of leisure time reduces the capabilities of women who are time poor. One of the ten essential human capabilities Martha Nussbaum lists in her 2004 article on women's capabilities is play, which is the capability to enjoy life and all that it has to offer.
Education should emphasize not lifting beyond one's capabilities and giving the body a rest after strenuous effort. Over time, poor posture can cause the intervertebral disc to tear or become damaged. Striving to maintain proper posture and body alignment will aid in preventing disc degradation.
Later Tamagotchi models have added a Senior model. Usually the pet's age will increase once it has awakened from its sleep time. Poor care can cause a pet to die, but it can also die of old age. If an old pet dies without producing offspring, the family line has ended.
Wood convinced Weiss that his own transvestism made him the perfect director despite his modest resume. Wood was given the job, but instead made a movie about transvestism. Wood persuaded Lugosi, at the time poor and drug-addicted, to appear in the movie. Lugosi's scenes were shot at the Jack Miles Studios in Los Angeles.
Wilson and Macready expected French to be sacked in the spring of 1920. Wilson wrote: "Poor little man he is so weak and pliable and then has such inconsequential gusts of illogical passion. He is an Imperialist, a Democrat, a Home Ruler all at the same time. Poor man", although Wilson also thought him "brave as a lion".
Shepard followed-up the success until 1975 with top-twenty hits, including "At the Time", "Poor Sweet Baby", and "The Tip of My Fingers". The 1978 single "The Real Thing" was her final chart appearance, peaking in the eighty fifth position. Shepard has since released new material sporadically, such as the 1981 studio album Dear John.
Wright, Iwo Jima 1945: The Marines Raise the Flag on Mount Suribachi, p. 22 Each heavy warship was given an area on which to fire that, combined with all the ships, covered the entire island. Each warship fired for approximately six hours before stopping for a certain amount of time. Poor weather on D minus 3 led to uncertain results for that day's bombardment.
Technology, social factors, and physical development are thought to contribute to poor sleep during this time. Poor sleep duration and quality in adolescents has been linked with altered brain functioning and development, poor mental and physical health, as well as higher rates of disease and mortality. The concerns surrounding poor sleep during adolescence has garnered significant public attention, especially concerning policies related to school start times.
White collar workers hurry to their trains during rush hour in Tokyo. __NOTOC__ Money-rich, time-poor is an expression used to describe groups of people who have relatively little leisure time despite having a high disposable income through well-paid employment. Time poverty has also been coined as a noun for the phenomenon. It arose in Britain at the end of the 20th century.
Oy Suomen Autoteollisuus Ab (SAT), the producer of Sisu vehicles, started its own axle productionBlomberg (Suomalaista...): Mukaan materiaalinkäsittelyyn. p. 148–153. in Fleming Street factory, HelsinkiBlomberg (Suomalaista...): Heikki Luostarinen: Sisun tekninen osaaminen varmisti yrityksen jatkuvuuden. p. 229–234. in 1942 due to war-time poor availability of components. The initial design was borrowed from Timken axles which had previously been commonly used in Sisu vehicles.
A major market for Packstation is the increasing number of single people, especially students and time-poor professionals, who purchase products online but are not normally at home at daytime to accept deliveries, or who do not have the time to deposit parcels at the post office during normal opening hours. As of November 2017 there were over 8 million registered Packstation customers in Germany according to Deutsche Post.
Prior to the Battle of Palo Duro Canyon, the canyon was a stronghold and resting place of the Kiowa tribe. The Kiowa people knew the canyon intimately, thus explaining their ability to resist capture by McKenzie for such a long period of time. Poor Buffalo, a Kiowa, led his people to the canyon to escape reservation life. Poor Buffalo's band was the last of the Kiowas to be taken in to federal custody.
At the start, a messenger tells the people of Kayamkulam that Kayamkulam Kochunni, a famed Mappila highwayman of the area, will be executed by hanging. The story then moves into a flashback. Baputty, Kochunni's father, is a small-time poor thief who struggles to look after his family. One time he gets caught and is humiliated by the local Brahmins in front of Kochunni, who was a young boy at the time.
Law enforcement organizations like many other organizations are divided into skill specific units. In the computer forensic / cybercrime area these units take responsibility for all aspects of the ESI. As discussed in "Why Forensic Search" point 5 these units are usually time poor and under resourced. Albeit that time and resources are low the main knowledge in the unit comes from officers or consultants with 7+ years of experience (this predates most computer forensic degrees available).
It is the combination of informal domestic work on top of market labor that puts women at a disadvantage. Unfortunately, the alternative to being time poor is even deeper consumption poverty. This grim alternative leaves women with no other choice than to be incessantly working, often on several projects at once (internal link to multitasking). Time poverty and multitasking are extremely interconnected in that women are so time impoverished that they must do many tasks simultaneously.
Time is a component that is included in poverty because it is an essential resource that is oftentimes distributed inequitably across individuals, especially in the context of the inadequacy of other resources. It is extremely relevant to gender, with a marked difference in gender roles and responsibilities observed across the world. Women are certainly more time- poor than men across the income distribution. Women concentrate on reproductive or unremunerated activities, while men concentrate in productive or compensated activities.
The bridge continued to be a serious problem throughout the railway's lifetime. John Fowler was brought in to replace Spaulding, and the bridge was gradually upgraded, starting with the construction of causeways in the shallower portions. Full service was restored in the spring, but by this time poor construction of the southern portions of the line was becoming evident as well. In spite of any problems, the railway under Boulton's directorship proved extremely lucrative for all involved.
Dickson and her husband separated and ongoing medical health issues prevented her from remaining in one location. She moved several times over the next few years each time poor health forcing her to stop work for a time. Dickson's daughter Elizabeth was educated in Oxford where she met and married fellow student Kenneth Clark, a historian and writer best known for the BBC Television series Civilisation. Her grandsons were the military historian and Conservative MP Alan Clark and the film maker Colin Clark.
Over time, poor maintenance, lack of facilities for children, transient tenancies, and other factors caused social conditions and communal ties to break down in the flats. The place began to stink of urine and vomit, and glue sniffers and used needles were common sights, as were appearances of the Garda Síochána. Guggi later lived in the towers during years that he was struggling personally with drugs. It was through his exposure to people without hope in the flats that Bono began to develop his social consciousness.
By 1953 the British sf market was going through a metamorphosis similar to the one going in the US at the same time: poor quality sf markets were failing, and the result was a reduced but active market, with four magazines: Authentic, New Worlds, Science Fantasy, and Nebula Science Fiction.Ashley, Transformations, p. 93. At the end of 1955 Campbell decided to give up editing in favour of his scientific career as a research chemist. He was replaced from the February 1956 issue by E.C. Tubb, who remained editor to the end of the magazine's life.
When he pushes into Jimmy's room, he catches Thomas Barrow in the act of trying to kiss Jimmy. Horrified, Alfred is pressured by his aunt, O'Brien, to report the incident to Carson, as homosexuality is considered a crime at this time. Poor Alfred is used as a pawn in his aunt's scheming, which eventually comes to nothing. In the Series Three Christmas Special, he tries to call Jimmy off his aggressive streak towards Thomas, and then spends the rest of the episode talking about his interest in cooking.
Time poverty is defined as the lack of time for leisure and rest activities after time spent working. As women often serve productive, reproductive, and managing roles in their communities they are more likely to be time poor than men as their time is spread out over many activities. Especially in rural areas, women tend to work more hours than men although the time work gap varies by country. Additionally, there is a correlation between time and income poverty which further widens the time and income gap between men and women.
The song describes how "Jack" is lonely and so, in spite of his good intentions, wanders down the hill to find love elsewhere after being neglected by "Jill," who is seldom home. In 1981, "A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)" became a hit as an answer song to "Jack and Jill". Parker wrote an antithesis from "Jill's" perspective, according to the lyrics, "By the time poor Jack returned up the hill, somebody else had been loving Jill." In 1982, Parker recorded an extended version of the song.
Juritzen (2008), pp.154–155 Vidkun used his savings and an inheritance from his mother to pay for the purchases. According to Maria's later statements, her mother arrived in Moscow with a sum of money that was Quisling's inheritance from her father, though author Arve Juritzen has questioned whether the mother actually was in Moscow that year. She was at the time poor and relied on economic support from Vidkun.Juritzen (2008), pp.285–289Dahl (1991), pp.38–39 In December 1929, the couple settled in Oslo, where in 1922 Vidkun had bought an apartment in Erling Skjalgssons gate 26 in Frogner.Dahl (1991), p.
The opening chorale fantasia sets the first stanza of his hymn, which translates literally as, "Dearest God, when will I die? My time runs ever on, And Adam's old heirs, Of whom I am also one, Have this as a legacy, They have but a short time, Poor and wretched, on earth, Then become earth themselves." Bach's musical treatment of the closing chorale, closely modelled on Vetter's original from 1713, is "modernistic" and closer to songs from the Schemellis Gesangbuch. Mostly the soprano voice leads with an upbeat, followed by the lower voices; and, for the concluding "Schanden" ("shame"), the harmony is forlorn.
Miller set up the True and Fair Foundation in 2009, with the stated aim of increasing philanthropy and common good in an era of growing inequality, social fragmentation and small state funding. It aimed to encourage those who have been successful to give back to the communities that afforded them their success, lessening the burden of giving for donors and philanthropists who wish to give smarter and in an efficient and transparent manner but may be time poor. The Foundation was a registered charity under English law and was removed from the register in July 2019.
Polly Milton, a bright 14-year-old country girl, visits her friend Fanny Shaw and her wealthy family in the city for the first time. Poor Polly is overwhelmed by the splendor at the Shaws' and their urbanized, fashionable lifestyles, expensive clothes and other habits she has never been exposed to, and, for the most part, dislikes. Fanny's friends ignore her because of her different behavior and simple clothing, Fanny's brother Tom teases her, and Fan herself can't help considering her unusual sometimes. However, Polly's warmth, support, and kindness eventually win the hearts of all the family members, and her old- fashioned ways teach them a lesson they would never forget.
Someone who is already depressed can fall farther into depression because no one will come up to them because their posture indicates they don't want to be disturbed. After a time, poor posture feels normal and continues to regress further from correct posture. Sullivan says this is "a [vicious] cycle where slouching and slumping pull the spine's vertebrae out of alignment, which in turn leads to muscle tension that can cause even more slumping and slouching". When poor posture feels normal it becomes harder to correct because the muscle memory now stores the information needed for poor posture, and disposed of the memory for correct posture.
Archduke of Austria Armies during this period of warfare utilized pikes, arquebuses, swords, daggers, rudimentary (and unpredictable) explosives; early forms of hand grenades as well as artillery. As there were more wounded than deaths in battle, amputations were the common solution for treating wounds. At this time poor sanitation spread infections and fever, causing more deaths than combat itself. The Tercios (Spanish Third) of the Spanish Empire were regarded at the time as the elite of the military corps, which kept their military hegemony in the 16th century and early part of the seventeenth and is seen by historians as a major development of Early Modern combined arms warfare.
A finished tilt-up building Tilt-up, tilt-slab or tilt-wall is a type of building and a construction technique using concrete. Though it is a cost- effective technique with a shorter completion time, poor performance in earthquakes has mandated significant seismic retrofit requirements in older buildings. With the tilt-up method, concrete elements (walls, columns, structural supports, etc.) are formed horizontally on a concrete slab; this normally requires the building floor as a building form but may be a temporary concrete casting surface near the building footprint. After the concrete has cured, the elements are "tilted" to the vertical position with a crane and braced into position until the remaining building structural components (roofs, intermediate floors and walls) are secured.
Journalist Gerald W. Johnson translated Odum's ideas in the book into a popular volume, The Wasted Land. It was Odum who, in 1938, mailed questionnaires to academics to determine their views on what "poor white" meant to them. The results were in many ways indistinguishable from the popular views of "white trash" that had been held for many decades, since the words that came back all indicated serious character flaws in poor whites: "purposeless, hand to mouth, lazy, unambitious, no account, no desire to improve themselves, inertia", but, most often, "shiftless". Despite the passage of time, poor whites were still seen as white trash, a breed apart, a class partway between blacks and whites, whose shiftless ways may have even originated from their proximity to blacks.
People are now living longer and retaining their teeth for longer due to the preventive focused approach to dentistry. Although the rates of edentulism are rapidly declining, this is resulting in the number of natural teeth retained in the dentition. The impact of this is especially apparent in the residential care setting, as Personal Care Assistant staff are often time poor as a high resident to PCA ratio, oral care is often not adequately attended too or not at all. Residential care facilities will continue to encounter residents retaining their own natural teeth as the population is growing and living for longer periods so an oral health intervention will be required to combat this area of care that is severely lacking in many facilities.
In 1542 and 1547 he was elected Member of Parliament for Bletchingley which did not have town status and had a smaller forty shilling freeholder electorate than the average of the time, poor enough to be challenged in the courts in 1614.Maija Jansson (ed.), Proceedings in Parliament, 1614 (House of Commons) (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1988) In 1544 Sir Thomas Cawarden received a patent as Master of Revels and Tents, becoming the first head of an independent office and was knighted at Boulogne in September of that year. Tents were provided for festivals, royal progresses, and in military expeditions. In July and August 1547, Cawarden provided 'hales', 'roundhouses', and a kitchen tent for the mission to Scotland during the war of the Rough Wooing which culminated in the Battle of Pinkie.
The Complete Town Hall Concert is a live album by American bassist, composer and bandleader Charles Mingus recorded at The Town Hall in New York City and first released on the United Artists label in 1962 as Town Hall Concert.Charles Mingus discography accessed November 29, 2012 The album was rereleased with additional tracks on the Blue Note label in 1994 as The Complete Town Hall Concert.Charles Mingus discography accessed November 29, 2012 The concert was originally conceived as a "live workshop" of newly composed music which would be recorded for release by United Artists but rescheduling, lack of rehearsal time, poor sound and interruptions led to the event and subsequent album being considered a disaster. Much of the music intended for the concert/recording was finally realized by conductor Gunther Schuller in a concert in 1989 as Epitaph.
This was a tactic she later noted was initially met with reluctance by industry and publicists, until it proved an adaptive means of communication for the changing needs of an increasingly time-poor and digitally focused reader; she also instigated guidelines on a company-wide approach to social media, dedicating considerable resources to the growth of the magazine's official Instagram account at a time when social media was not generally considered a priority for print publications. During her tenure, Rickard also began strengthening the relationship between Australian Traveller and Australia's national tourism body Tourism Australia which, at the time, still included domestic tourism promotion in its remit. The Australian Traveller editorial team, led by Rickard, produced several custom publications on the organisation's behalf. Rickard resigned in February 2015 and commenced an associate editor role at Marie Claire Australia in March 2015, recruited as part of a two-person team by legendary fashion editor, Jackie Frank, to move the publication into its next phase alongside new editor Nicky Briger.
However, reviewers were critical of the emphasis on microtransactions, and though the game was "generous" with providing free Plays and other in-game currency rewards, this approach could still disappoint some players. Carter found that he could ignore the microtransactions and instead enjoy the freely-playable curated music channels, helping him to play music that he had not yet heard or was outside of his normal play style, giving him a "a really cool feeling" about exploring new music, as well as seeing music videos from his youth again. Ogilvie similarly found that he could spend his time in GHTV within the free channels exploring new music, but believed the mode was "somewhat inflexible for the time poor" as players may not find the type of music they want to play when they are ready the play and that there was a lack of a programming guide for these channels. Griffin said that the pricing structure was weak compared to established DLC models, believing that the pricing for options like the Party Pack would have been better used to unlock the ability to play songs that he would enjoy.