Sentence examples for been given much time from inspiring English sources

That is indeed a big job, which some in the Bank do not feel they have been given much time to complete.

And the push toward surgery on the young has brought some resistance from doctors who say it is too drastic to operate on patients whose bodies might still be developing and who have not been given much time to lose pounds on their own.

Fifth Avenue, or "the fifth street," as Steven called it, was the consensus high point thus far, although he and his classmates hadn't been given much time to shop, and had spent part of each of the previous two mornings volunteering (reluctantly) at soup kitchens instead.

Sir Digby Jones, has not been given much time to settle into a comfortable elder statesmanship: no sooner had he stepped down than he was embroiled in the travails of iSoft, the NHS software supplier being probed over possible accounting irregularities.

None can be given much time if all are to be heard.

The scrutiny is intense and he knows he will not be given much time.

Here, contestants have to freestyle over a beat selected by the DJ and you'll be timed, so you won't be given much time to think before you've got to start rhyming.

"Here the investigation has been more extensive and the defense lawyers have been given much more time to express themselves," she said.

That would require hospital consultants to visit patients in their GP surgery and the sickest patients being given much more time to discuss their health than the usual 10-minute appointment with a family doctor.

He's given much of his time and energy over the last 13 years".

One of the soldiers featured is actually an actor now, although oddly enough he is given much less on-screen time than some of the other participants.