Sentence examples for because they have time from inspiring English sources

Hayhurst makes the case that relief pitchers are the most creative cursers in the game because they have time on their hands to impress one ­another, and because they are by nature more intelligent than position players.

Players can avoid testing positive, the experts said, because they have time to dilute their urine, use a masking agent or attach a device to produce someone else's urine.

Some executives said they make better decisions at home because they have time to think.

Whereas a chatroom is used for responding to posts straight away, a discussion board enables someone to make a considered response because they have time to think about how to respond, before posting.

Long term meditators are not only more courageous but also have much slower reaction time to emotional situations because they have time to respond to the situation and not react.

This is a dream for a GP who works with these palliative teams because they have time.

People weren't just listening because they had time to kill.

When Shane was 12, Johnny Cash and his band performed for his family at the ranch, called Circle Square, because they had time off between concerts in Edmonton and Calgary, according to a Sports Illustrated article.

Earlier emerging fish will be larger (because they had time to grow) when the offspring of later-spawning fish emerge (Einum and Fleming 2000), and larger size provides fitness advantages (Abbott et al. 1985; Rhodes and Quinn 1998).

"This team was outstanding in training on Friday, looked sharp and I knew there would be a performance because they have had time to gel.

"It will be easier to be critical because they've had time to work on things.