He spends even more time consuming —and obsessing about — it.
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Iowa's caucuses by their nature are more time-consuming and confusing.
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What's more convenient for you, the sender, is more time consuming for the recipient.
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Once you've got that baseline read on for the slightly more time-consuming stuff.
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Sometimes the car is registered out of state, making the paperwork more time consuming.
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People spent more time consuming media last year than ever before thanks to smartphones.
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Prior to that, I'd been killing them all, which is much more time-consuming.
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She takes a pregnancy test, which were MUCH more time-consuming in those days.
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No more time consuming molds that only produce one or two at a time.
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"It was way more time consuming than anything I've done on Yelp," he said.
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Weekends are earmarked for more time-consuming recipes: cakes and tarts, cookies and jam.
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Negotiating free-trade agreements will be harder and more time-consuming than Mrs May suggests.
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Normally, volt checking would be an entirely separate, and much more time-consuming manual task.
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The naturalization process itself was not very difficult, but more time consuming and nerve-wracking.
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However, avoiding flying has made travel more time-consuming and it has made planning trickier.
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This makes transferring them to Predix more time consuming, people familiar with the system told Reuters.
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But hiring technical talent is much more time-consuming, said Stu Statman, Sunverge's chief of engineering.
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The average American child already spends more time consuming media via a screen than at school.
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This year, though, corporate tax compliance could be even more time-consuming — and therefore more expensive.
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It's easy to do on my own, but a little more time-consuming than the instructions suggest.
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Any podcaster can tell you that podcasting itself is more time-consuming than most non-podcasters realize.
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But she quickly learned shoe designing is "hard" and a lot more time consuming than shoe shopping.
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While not at all slow when Supercharging, it's much more time-consuming than simply stopping for gas.
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You can close your email entirely, but you may find that more time-consuming than over-checking.
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Quick puff pastry isn't much harder — or much more time-consuming — to put together than regular pie dough.
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However, these yearlong programs are more time-consuming and labor-intensive than the study at hand, she noted.
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There's a comal for tortillas and a brick oven pit outside for more time-consuming preparations like barbacoa.
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A lot of them now are absentee ballots, which are more time-consuming and more difficult to deal with.
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And the scrutiny of the Max could become more time consuming when regulators review its wide-body Boeing 777X.
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Raising children has become significantly more time-consuming and expensive, amid a sense that opportunity has grown more elusive.
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Explaining his U-turn, Mr Musk said that going private would be more "time-consuming" than he had originally envisaged.
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Inserting such sequences into the genomes of organisms is far more time-consuming than simply dropping them in some gloop.
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It's a little more time-consuming to achieve the results that you want but that's what you've got to do.
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For some teachers, like Fela, this part of the job can be more time consuming than it is for others.
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In particular, it's worth modifying regulations that make it more costly or more time-consuming to bring on new workers.
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However, she says that getting her wardrobe in order was one of the more time-consuming parts of her prep.
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That, Quinn said, freed up federal agencies to work on more time-consuming repeals, such as the Clean Power Plan.
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Caucuses are more time-consuming than ordinary primaries, but also require participants to be available during a very specific window.
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The FAA is still actively considering whether more time consuming and expensive simulator training will be required, according to both sources.
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Shelly Westerhausen is firm believer that easy, affordable recipes can taste just as good as the pricier, more time-consuming ones.
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Deciding which type of porn you're in the mood for can be more time-consuming than selecting what to watch on Netflix.
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And of course, you could snap photos of your old pictures yourself, if you choose – though that would be more time-consuming.
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The toothbrush also seems to make toothbrushing an even more time-consuming experience than anyone, except your hygienist, wants it to be.
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Also, it is less readily available than CT, is more time-consuming and can feel claustrophobic and provoke anxiety in some patients.
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Airport security has become a more time-consuming and less pleasant experience over the years, but we're all in the same boat.
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I'm much more interested in that than a sure-to-be more time-consuming discussion of just using antitrust and breaking them up.
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We'll still be tracking that data, but the much more time consuming part of that is doing very detailed assessments of those allegations.
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One of embryologists' more time-consuming jobs is grading embryos—looking at their morphological features under a microscope and assigning a quality score.
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That's not intended to sound trite: Working as an individual, rather than in a unit, makes everything infinitely more time-consuming and difficult.
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Obviously, mass action suits are more time consuming than class actions, and they mean that each case has to stand on its own merits.
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"Running credit cards is more time consuming than a cash transaction, and the tiny tip from one drink is not worth my extra time."
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The agency's updates would create a new series of "categorical exclusions," a classification under NEPA excluding certain routine activities from more time-consuming analysis.
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If there had been a day-night, split-admission doubleheader — which is more time consuming — the Twins could have arrived at 3:30 a.m.
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The complexity of the tax code has made it more costly and more time consuming for individuals and businesses as it relates to compliance.
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Lasting anywhere between three hours and five days, a cricket match is a rather more time-consuming affair than a game of football or tennis.
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CRISPR gene-editing systems can easily cut many pieces of DNA at once, but actually editing all those genes is a lot more time-consuming.
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A scene could be rewritten in a few hours or days, for example, but translating that into visuals is a much more time-consuming process.
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The grueling summer temps can make natural hairstyling more time-consuming than ever, which is why protective styles, like box braids, are a great option.
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This actually results in less time spent in the gym, but if yours is hard to get to, it may wind up more time-consuming.
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From about the mid-1980s through the '90s, I was a semiregular contributor, but stopped to pursue other hobbies which became much more time-consuming.
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The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting (2018) Raising children has become significantly more time-consuming and expensive, amid a sense that opportunity has grown more elusive.
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Investors could demand higher yields from corporate sukuk to compensate for the risk, and structuring sukuk to limit risk may become more time-consuming and expensive.
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Before you can chop, toss, sauté, or grill, you must first gather your ingredients, which is often more time-consuming and tedious than it should be.
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Taking a full vacation can seem more time-consuming and stressful than it's worth — which is why many people end the year with unused vacation days.
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If Pai and O'Rielly are concerned with time-consuming regulatory requirements, why aren't they fussing over the telecoms one, an order of magnitude more time-consuming?
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This makes one-off pieces a bit more time-consuming, so they strive to do everything they can to achieve design goals while balancing the budget.
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Ms. Nouri said the Outrage has been even more time consuming, requiring 2,500 hours and involving more than twice as many diamond carats as its predecessors.
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What I found out about the process: The more you have integrated Facebook into your life, the more time-consuming it will be to delete it.
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Last year, the Trump administration increased the length of immigration applications by double, triple or even more, making them more time-consuming and complicated than ever.
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For a few seasons, Monica served as a head chef, a job that is far more time-consuming than how it&aposs depicted on the show.
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Ultimately, the core problem Iris AI is trying to solve is the sheer volume of scientific literature being published — making parsing and contextualizing it more time-consuming.
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While it won't reach high places or deep-clean your shower, it will check off one of the more time-consuming chores on your to-do list.
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The operations, which once relied on digital profiles of scantily clad women to attract naval officers, have advanced to incorporate more time-consuming efforts to gather information.
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And the design and approval process — the project is largely being financed, and therefore scrutinized, by city government — proved more time-consuming than MCC officials had anticipated.
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Encouraging and enforcing good practices and the sustainable use of space should not come at the cost of drowning the private sector in more time-consuming paperwork.
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Even if there is a charging station available, it is more time consuming to recharge an electric vehicle than it is to fill up a gas tank.
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In some ways, cutting down in this area of my life was just as easy — if more time-consuming — as it had been with the unwanted promos.
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Culturing the bacteria in food poisoning outbreaks may be more time-consuming, but it yields much more information, because such tests deliver a DNA profile of the bacteria.
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But since the House did not go through regular, more time-consuming procedures, it needed the consent of all of its current 432 members to approve the bill.
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Now the staff had a say (and sometimes the doctors didn't even show), and they added questions that made their jobs easier but other jobs more time-consuming.
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In the afternoons when he was more available, he would carve out a couple of hours to do the more time-consuming exercises, such as quizzes and evaluations.
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Not only that, but all that confusion made it more time consuming to reconcile my books and work out how much I needed to pay for quarterly taxes.
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What happens several days later, and in the following weeks, is less so; balancing on-the-spot reporting with deeper, more time-consuming analysis is a key concern.
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And the more people and companies involved, the more time-consuming it's going to be and the longer it's going to take for the customer to get paid.
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The President of the National Association of Immigration Judges, Judge Dana Leigh Marks, states that when so much time has gone by it becomes "a more time consuming job".
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Not only is this approach much more time-consuming and expensive, but it doesn't even cover the full surface of the model as the Unsteady pressure sensitive paint does.
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And while the airport apologized for the "unacceptable level of service" during its transition week, the future of curbside pickups will likely be more time-consuming across the board.
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While more time consuming than dredging, this method protects the Bering's sea bed, helps prevent the by-catch and allows the boat to see everything that is coming on board.
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He ruled that in cases involving separated parents and children, the government should not use the same, more time-consuming process it uses to vet sponsors for unaccompanied immigrant children.
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There are many components to a 100% run, such as defeating every boss, but one of the more time-consuming tasks involves collecting all 900 available Koroks in the game.
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The FOIA system where the documents reside, named FREEDOMS, can be extremely rigid and slow, making the necessary steps in the process more time-consuming than one might otherwise expect.
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While breastfeeding is can be cheaper, it is a lot more time consuming and there are many non-measurable costs such as lost work opportunities and loss of body autonomy.
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In fact, it's often become a more time-consuming affair because information and communications are scattered across multiple channels and the number of people involved in a deal has increased.
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"People fight back on this because they say the washing of the quilts or the restuffing of the duvet into its washed cover makes it more time-consuming," she said.
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But it is strained to argue that the fact of the criminal investigation would make Mr. Trump's testimony either be more time-consuming or more demeaning than was Mr. Clinton's.
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Changing a checking or savings account number may be more time-consuming, but it may be necessary to prevent future wire fraud, which possibly the most painful of all cybercrimes.
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Enunciating each individual letter ("gee eye eff"), though more time-consuming than combining them into a single syllable, is common in Asia, and accounted for 21% of the population-weighted sample.
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It's more time-consuming, but decode an engram, look to see if the gear you get raises your Light and, if so, infuse it into whatever gear you'd rather be using.
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The banks' issues highlight how the skills shortage is complicating some of South Africa's largest companies' ability to compete, making adapting to technological and market changes more time-consuming and costly.
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This could make replies more time-consuming for developers who now have to type out instructions that are already on their site, and users won't be able to click the links directly.
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Banks' inventories of bonds have come down substantially and with reduced liquidity, executing individual bond trades is not only more expensive (due to higher trading costs) but also more time consuming now.
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Derived from the Old Irish adjective slán (which means "safe"), sláinte literally translates as "health" and is used as a stand-in for the more time-consuming "I drink to your health!"
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It can hold images for up to five digits and the process for registering a fingerprint, as I did, was definitely a little more time consuming than I'm used to experiencing with phones.
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The harder, more time-consuming part of the process is what comes before pressing record: Deciding on an idea, writing a script, and getting all the equipment set up and ready to go.
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Building the railway bridge was more time-consuming and technically complex than the road one, he said, because it would have to bear more weight and would need signalling and special communications equipment.
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"On-demand is not about substituting for taxis; it is about offering public transport – which people accept is more time consuming, but less costly – more efficiently", and without a heavy subsidy, he said.
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Critics say this method is more time consuming and expensive because it involves more than one contract with parties who do not communicate with each other from the very beginning of the process.
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This has proved doable in markets where the networks directly own and operate the local channel, but elsewhere in the US, it can be much harder and more time-consuming to work out deals.
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Actor-director Tucci told Reuters at the Berlin Film Festival, where "Final Portrait" was shown out of the competition, that making the project a reality was more time-consuming than Giacometti's portrait of Lord.
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While the process doesn't differ extremely from one app store to another, it does become a lot more time-consuming to reach a majority of the population than simply applying to the Play Store.
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Most campaigns don't do that, because it's much more time-consuming than delivering a single, effective spot over and over, and because it's more expensive to produce the extra ads such a strategy requires.
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While English speakers tend to find typing roman characters relatively fast and easy, typing in Mandarin is typically more time consuming, said Adam Coates, director of Baidu's Silicon Valley AI Lab in Sunnyvale, California.
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A spokesperson for HireVue said the decision to provide an alternative to an AI-based analysis is up to the company that's hiring, but argued that those alternatives can more time-consuming for candidates.
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But exporters to the United States without operational bases there cannot apply directly for exemptions - they are reliant on U.S. customers seeking permits for more imports, rendering the process more time-consuming and complex.
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We had to work with two different manufacturers—one to print the design and one to cut and sew the fabric, so that was a bit unusual and more time-consuming than we're used to.
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Although this "ribotyping" was more time-consuming and less precise than current molecular methods, it nonetheless provided Tobin and Shade with the first clues about what, if anything, may have survived Centralia's below-ground inferno.
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We also expect the guidelines to make it harder for ICs to raise foreign-currency funding overseas and to make it harder and more time-consuming to get approval for any international M&A deals.
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While a majority of Americans are spending more time consuming news on social media platforms, the leaders of these companies have until recently declined to accept their role as the most important publishers of our time.
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Not only is there great planning to be done, but the actual research of evaluating your product and its potential market is often more time-consuming and complicated than many "green" businessmen and women fully understand.
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If the Supreme Court upholds this ruling, it won't shift the balance of the power back to Congress; it will simply make it somewhat more time-consuming for the president to exert his or her will.
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The nominees can be approved even with Mr. Schumer's hold, but it will force the Senate to go through a more time-consuming cloture vote for approving officials, delaying these and other nominations in the pipeline.
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Of course you should help in emergencies, but if you're always the go-to for package deliveries or to feed people's pets "because you're home anyway," this can quickly become more time-consuming than is fair.
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Of course you should help in emergencies, but if you're always the go-to for package deliveries or to feed people's pets "because you're home anyway," this can quickly become more time-consuming than is fair.
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At the end of the event, some caucus volunteers who opted to use the app could be forced to read their results over the phone to state party leaders which is a more time-consuming process.
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A full replacement for passwords would also have to be able to scale up and down for convenience versus security — quick and easy for low-risk situations, tougher and possibly more time-consuming for the crown jewels.
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Door knocking, for example, was often much more time consuming: People listed at certain addresses might have moved, requiring volunteers to engage with new residents from scratch and, perhaps, find out where the previous occupants had gone.
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Objections from at least two Republican senators, Rand Paul and Mike Lee, have blocked a quick vote in the full U.S. Senate for months and Senate leaders have not scheduled a more time-consuming roll-call vote.
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This dangerous re-regulatory proposal threatens to reduce the efficiency of existing rail networks by mandating more time-consuming switching, reduce investment from rail carriers, and harm shippers and consumers through higher rates and lower service quality.
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Acquiring 1,200 tapes was a considerable feat for the DIY music release, but an even more time-consuming and delicate step remained: each cart had to be cleaned, taken apart, repaired, put back together, and dubbed individually by hand.
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Women, for example, tend to be hit harder by water and power outages as household chores become more time-consuming, while babies and young children are most exposed to diseases when water is contaminated after a disaster, he noted.
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It'll be riskier and probably more time-consuming to work on a pristine 1080p Xbox One X release when Microsoft has pushed the "native 4K" message so strongly, even if ultimately it would make a more noticeable difference to consumers.
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Under Obama, the Office for Civil Rights looked into instances of discrimination against individuals, but also made it a priority to carry out more time-consuming and systemic investigations into disparate treatment of students based on race, disability, or other factors.
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On Monday, Wieser said in a post that everyday life in China had been severely impacted by travel restrictions and business closures due to the coronavirus outbreak, and people spent more time consuming media and less time going out shopping.
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This is one of the more time-consuming and tedious tasks you can take on but it'll make a difference to your timeline and feed—fewer updates from people you don't really care about and more updates from the people you do.
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A three-day weekend adds a whole 24 hours to your not-at-work time, and instead of going shopping or out to brunch, why not indulge in sex that's a little more time-consuming than what you usually get up to?
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Flash is the modern equivalent of a Western Union telegram Even so, we probably spend more time consuming content and video on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, which means we're not on traditional homepages viewing ads — ads that were traditionally built with Flash.
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Once Americans have grown accustomed to the speed and convenience of making credit-card transactions without any sort of identity verification, it might become a lot harder to persuade them to adopt the more time-consuming—but more secure—chip-and-PIN system.
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Air Force officials have told the office that it could take three or four years for Boeing to fix the problem and that the solution is likely to include hardware changes — a more time-consuming and costlier fix than just updating software.
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"I knew the process of going private would be challenging, but it's clear that it would be even more time-consuming and distracting than initially anticipated," Mr. Musk wrote in a statement that Tesla posted on the company's blog shortly after 11 p.m.
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The alternative, according to Axios, is that wireless providers in the U.S. build their own 5G networks that would compete with one another — an option the document said could be costly and more time-consuming, but would be less commercially disruptive to the industry.
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The Affordable Care Act helped codify that simplification, by requiring all states to use the same definitions of income, to use electronic databases whenever possible, and to eliminate other eligibility rules that made it harder and more time consuming for people to seek coverage.
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A small but growing subsection of repair professionals are learning how to use microscopes, voltage readers, and soldering irons to diagnose and fix problems on the logic board itself, but this is a much more time consuming and skilled task than, say, doing a traditional RAM swap.
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If this type of installation policy is prohibited under FCC rules, then it may be a more time-consuming process for Google Fiber — and other new internet providers — to begin placing cables throughout a city, even if that city wants to make it easy for them.
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Our Google Assistant hack is a little more time-consuming, but again, it allows you to test out what Google believes is the future of interaction right from the standard laptop or desktop you already own—and then you can decide if it's worth splurging on a Pixel.
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And while it's good that time-stressed Americans can get some health benefit from a sprint at the margins of a day, they lose out on the more time-consuming experience, and end up filling what could be a needed hiatus from stress with additional have-to-dos.
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I love the instant version, but my plan was to adapt a more time-consuming kulfi recipe for a party, to buy some fresh fruit and a block of the protein-rich evaporated milk solids that are often available at Indian grocery stores, which can replicate the intense caramel milk flavor.
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In the years since 2010, many states have also passed laws requiring an ultrasound and a 24-hour waiting period before a patient can get an abortion, making the procedure more time-consuming and expensive for patients who now have to take two long trips to a clinic instead of one.
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More time-consuming tactics include writing a letter to the editor on the subject of child care, attending a town hall meeting and asking a candidate or representative to explain their position on the issue, and volunteering with MomsRising (or another advocacy group) to receive training to share your experience with lawmakers.
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But when you consider the bigger picture, having someone join who isn&apost a good technical or cultural fit, and having to let that person go, and then restart the process is actually much more time-consuming and probably more expensive, this is why we insist on keeping our process as thorough as possible.
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In the decades since, states have enacted a truly staggering number of restrictions to make the procedure more expensive, more time consuming, and more humiliating to access—whether it was immigration checkpoints in Texas blocking a person's route to a distant clinic or a working parent's inability to take enough time off work to comply with a mandatory waiting period.
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In short, it proved to be a very complicated problem ("lots of edge cases") and he got distracted by other things: Moreover, being a hired CEO rather than a founder made him less bold: Costolo added that social media bullying is a bit like tech's spam problem, in which you must make it more time-consuming and expensive to be the abuser than the abused.
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They admit that this broader, more detailed approach will be more time-consuming, and it'll require different types of behavioral data, but it'll be more effective at "providing a holistic lens for depicting dominance relationships in nonhuman primate groups," and it could also "accurately reflect how nonhuman primates use dominance relationships in fluid, situation-specific ways in the ever-changing social groups they live in," the authors write in the study.
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In an industry where the process of securing a launch service provider to actually flying a payload has typically taken at least six months in the best-case scenario, there's a growing need for quicker timelines in the interest of building more redundancy and resilience into defense and reconnaissance space operations through use of networks of small satellites, versus single large geostationary satellites that are expensive to launch and more time-consuming to task.
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