Sentence examples for benefit from more time from inspiring English sources

Knight said attention to their investigation was producing witnesses that exonerate Glossip, but would benefit from more time.

Occasionally, he would benefit from more time thinking through a subject to get a more original perspective.

Wally Backman, the 51s' manager, said Wheeler could theoretically benefit from more time in the minors, to hone his control.

Some are edible and could be picked now but would benefit from more time on the vine.

If you approach it as a musical biography or autobiography, it's clear that it would benefit from more time spent filling in the gaps.

Martin's knee was bothering him again Thursday night, so he would benefit from more time to rest before a second-round series.

Todd believes the design of those changes would have benefited from more time to research possible downsides.

When asked if he thought the collection might have benefited from more time or guidance, Mr. Ruzow said only that he didn't believe the results merited going forward.

Battle Angel Alita is similarly extensive as a manga and would have benefited from more time to build this incredibly complex world.

The book would, on the other hand, have benefited from more time than a hard-working West Point instructor has at his disposal; or at least, that's the best face I can put on his numerous infelicities of style, and on what often looks like a talent for ambiguity — starting with the title of the book: These men were not only warriors?

The research would have benefitted from more time spent at the outset exploring key concepts in depth.