Sentence examples for Surplus time from inspiring English sources

The manner in which this surplus time is utilized varies, of course, with the individual.

We agreed her involvement would be minimal, because she had about as little surplus time as I had financing.

As Schopenhauer insisted, life for the person of means becomes a question of how to dispose of surplus time.

The ethic of permaculture is the movement's Nicene Creed, or golden rule: care of the earth; care of people; and a return of surplus time, energy and money, to the cause of bettering the earth and its people.

In essence, therefore, open source involves two things: putting spare capacity (geeks' surplus time and skill) into economic production; and sharing.Economists have not always found it easy to explain why self-interested people would freely share scarce, privately owned resources.

What is new for most societies European, American, African, and Asian is the attempt to provide a substantial period of formal education for everyone and not just for the small proportion of the population who will become political, social, and religious leaders or for those few who possess surplus time and money for the purpose.

So that's the difference between necessary and surplus labor time.

The third trait of natural freedom is the relation to a surplus of time.

Mr. Greene is described as "bored and lonely with a surplus of time".

And Marx has the idea of a rate of exploitation, which is the ratio of necessary to surplus labor time.

Left to her own devices and given a surplus of time, Rihanna does not constrict herself or draw clean lines.