Sentence examples for better use of time from inspiring English sources
"This has the advantages of much better use of time," he said, "and much less of a burden on candidates.
Hens: Bag lady, big lemon LISTS BJ: Bridget lists calories, alcohol units, Valentines cards, boyfriends, New Years Resolutions including 'reduce circumference of thighs' and 'make better use of time'.
But, he added, "I've lived in this state all my life, was born and bred and paid my share of taxes, and I think there's a better use of time for the Legislature".
When people ask whether it would be a better use of time to campaign for women who are disadvantaged financially, it sets up a nonexistent conflict between issues, all of which are important.
The question which your article doesn't really address is what exactly we mean by 'self-improvement.' Watching less television, reading more books, cultivating a vegetable garden or taking up wood-carving will mean that we will (perhaps) make better use of time and acquire new skills but leave the fundamental question unanswered.
A much better use of time than nitpicking over regulations about how loud a lawnmower can be and what qualifies as a banana.
Charlie Graham, founder and CEO of Shop It To Me, an online sale-alert e-mail service and Web site, wants to help you make better use of your time, particularly time spent shopping online.
Business Better use of travel time may increase travel time to travel through routes with greater journey comfort leading to increased congestion.
Better use of travel time may increase travel time e.g., daily commute, resulting in higher aggregate energy demand at local and national level.
At some point, we realized it was a better use of our time if we actually jerked off at the same time – in our own rooms, obviously – but the idea was, 'OK, you're going to jerk off?
"If automation can provide a cue for our people that would make better use of their time, that would help us significantly," said Gen. Norton A. Schwartz, the Air Force's chief of staff.
