Sentence examples for creating enough time from inspiring English sources

(Participant 7) Ensuring adequate relaxation, having sufficient discipline, and creating enough time for tasks/exercises is also considered important by the participants.

Two prisoners were overheard weighing whether it would create enough time for someone to end his life if fellow prisoners blocked their cell windows, distracting guards who would have to remove the obstructions.

This action created enough time for natural processes to drive the remains of the former spit onto the beach and widen it significantly.

At the moment the economy is still not creating enough full-time employee jobs to meet demand".

It was also a microcosm of the broader battle the two parties are having over an economy that is still having a tough time creating enough new jobs.

And it should, this is the city of the Tango, a dance so hot it involves rubbing your whole body against another human being for prolonged periods of time creating enough friction to light a cigarette.

"We outchanced them, two to one, but we're still not creating enough offense with that amount of time in that zone.

At a time when the private sector is not creating enough jobs, canceling them would be a mistake.

But we're not creating enough chances.

By the time they were cleared they'd created enough bonus stoppage-time for Bournemouth to equalise.

QPR, to their credit, drove on and created enough chances before half-time to have taken the lead, most notably from another of Mark Hughes's summer signings, Junior Hoilett, who saw a curling shot and a header go just wide.