Sentence examples for dedicated enough time from inspiring English sources

President Obama responded to criticism that he hasn't dedicated enough time to developing relationships with congressional lawmakers and other Washington power players, explaining that being available to his two daughters is his main priority.

Her more nuanced contribution read: "Dedicating enough time, along with the travel, has been a challenge for me".

Our college students are not dedicating enough time to studying, and our early learners are spending too much time in formal academic tutoring.

There are hundreds of ways to optimise the content you put on Twitter – the biggest challenge SMEs face is not dedicating enough time to analysing the results.

"Maintaining a language is a matter of dedicating enough time to it," says DeKeyser.

I would like to encourage women to see that they can have a family and still be effective as a scientist, even though at times it feels as though you're not dedicating enough time.

I wasn't educated enough and I wasn't dedicating enough time to my diet.

He doesn't dedicate enough time to their relationship and he isn't making enough money.

Not dedicating enough time to some types of personal health management (e.g., exercise) can be detrimental [ 44, 45].

When tutors did not dedicate enough time to students both within and outside of tutorials, students felt they were a burden to the tutors, which prevented them from asking questions and fully engaging in learning activities.

Many drummers, in their impatience to play complex rhythms fail to dedicate enough time to practicing the basics.