Sentence examples for More on time from inspiring English sources

There are downsides to taking levodopa more frequently to get more "on" time, however; it's tricky to schedule meals so they don't interfere with its absorption and also, more frequent dosing can cause dyskinesia, or involuntary movement.

And the fact that our rehearsal rooms are on our doorstep hasn't necessarily meant that we're any more on time.

As proof, he noted that "the system has never been more on time" and that "the distance between breakdowns is the longest it has ever been".

Four years later, a second report form the UN body found that while children themselves said their happiness relied more on time spent with family and friends and "having plenty to do outdoors", UK parents -- particularly in lower-income households -- instead felt under "tremendous pressure" to ply them with consumer goods.

For more on time scales, see [44 49].

For more on time scales, please see the texts by Bohner and Peterson [13, 14].

Even some commuters on the city's more on-time lines said they wanted to see more for their dollar.

Tesco said it expected to meet profit expectations as its performance over Christmas was boosted by better availability of products on the shelf and more on-time home deliveries.

The more on-time deliveries made, the greater is the likelihood of establishing a long-term relationship with suppliers and enhancing close communications, thus potentially impacting innovation through frequent information sharing between suppliers.

QUESTIONS/PURPOSES: We identified specific resources and personnel dedicated to our OR for TJA, assessed the typical associated work process delays, and implemented changes and set goals to improve OR efficiencies, including more on-time starts and shorter turnover times, to perform more TJA cases per OR.

All that means more on-time flights.