Sentence examples for allow time to get from inspiring English sources
And they must be at most nine weeks pregnant to allow time to get the pills before they are 11-12 weeks. 11-12 weeks
If you have a heart condition or a breathing disorder, you'd be wise to limit your hikes to relatively low altitudes, say, below 5,000 feet, unless you can allow time to get acclimated to higher altitudes before you start hiking.
Personal safety alarms are often designed to be discreet and hidden either to enable the user to create a moment of surprise or disorientation in the potential attacker to allow time to get away, or to call covertly for physical assistance to de-escalate a situation.
Teachers who were allocated newly commencing students were instructed to wait five weeks before completing questionnaires about these children, in order to allow time to get to know the child.
It is recommended that you should allow time to get ready for cadets––never rush it.
Psychiatry used to be a biopsychosocial profession that allowed time to get to know the person, not just treat the symptom.
They start the competition late (June 16), allowing time to get acclimated to Brazil and get a feel for the competition, officiating, field, climatic conditions and the pace of games.
In general, allow extra time to get where you need to go.
The Transportation Security Administration said people flying to the United States "may want to allow additional time to get through security" and advised checking with airlines and airports abroad.
"It has recognised that annuities are a complicated area and has decided to delay implementation of a secondary market to allow enough time to get it right".
