Sentence examples for a fair time to from inspiring English sources

How long would be a fair time to judge his administration's progress?

It seems a fair time to ask: Has the war enhanced American strategic interests in the troubled Middle East, as President George W. Bush and the other champions of the war long argued would happen?

This is a fair time to mention that the North Carolina director of prisons, J. Boyd Bennett, had, in 2007, signed an agreement that required facilities under his control, including Neuse, to coöperate with ICE enforcement agents by identifying inmates "believed to be foreign born and non-US citizens".

But there are other measures of victory in Iraq, and so at this, yet another hinge in Iraq's tortured history, it seems a fair time to ask: Has the war enhanced American strategic interests in the troubled Middle East, as President Bush and the other champions of the war long argued would happen?

And I think 24 hours is a fair time period for a court order to come.

For comparing the speed of the algorithms, the first thing we require is a fair time measurement.

Twenty years on is a fair time frame for enjoying these slow-evolving wines maybe even a bull's-eye.

Let them dislike it if, after a fair time, they do.

Set yourself a fair time limit, judged by the length of the story.

It might be inferred from the fact that she filmed at the USMC's California base, Camp Pendleton, that this would have contributed at least several tens of thousand of dollars in support – in the form of free sets, use of equipment, personnel time and, possibly, food and housing; it takes a lot of people a fair amount of time to make such a video.

He took a fair amount of time to knock in a short putt on 18, having missed a tiddler on the previous hole.