Sentence examples for allotted more time from inspiring English sources

As we drove out of town, Kate wondered why I hadn't allotted more time for the wonders of Seward.

The nurses believed that each patient needs to be allotted more time with their physician to allow for education.

Recently Japanese hospitals have begun to appropriate a greater number of medical professionals, and have allotted more time for the informed consent process.

We looked for evidence of any "treatment infidelity" by assessing whether the education specialist truncated activities in one group and not in another, whether she allotted more time to either group for any defining features of the lessons, and whether she treated either group preferentially in affective terms.

Another Fujitsu technology appears to slow down the speech of the person on the receiving end of a Raku-Raku call by removing the gaps between words and allotting more time to the actual sounds.

Would being able to allot more time in your limited existence to other activities like reading, writing, playing with your kids, exploring the world, or maybe just your own neighborhood, improve your quality of life?

So vets have to allot more time to learning about the ways of exotic birds.

Thus, the blacksmiths can allot more time to make TT packs during monsoon.

Therefore, teachers should prepare a syllabus that would allot more time on peer-interaction activities and special seminars on professional growth such as speaking and presenting skills.

For researchers, it is critical to allot more time to share findings with all stakeholders, including community members, solicit feedback and involve them in the formulation of recommendations.

To ensure that qualified providers have adequate competencies including laboratory skills, respondents suggested that the College curriculum be revised to allot more time to clinical and laboratory teaching, and design strategies to hold senior staff accountable for student teaching, supervision and assessment.