Sentence examples for demanding time to from inspiring English sources

Now that the stakes of tests have been raised and the scores are used to evaluate not only schools but individual teachers, it's the teachers that are demanding time to prep students for tests.

Defense lawyers have demanded time to examine the new information, texts of cables between the agency and Mr. Giaka.

The main disadvantage of automatic static analyzers is the high number of warnings which do not correspond to a fault (false positive) but demands time to be analysed.

They demanded "time to eat, time to live, time to be happy, time to be a person," as one union worker put it in 1919, using terms that ring no less true today.

Compared with "dumb" charging, the model of "smart" charging represents the shift of EV charging load from the system peak demand time to the valley hours.

In Fig. 9b and c, compared with the dumb charging, the smart charging can not only realize a shift of the charging load from the system peak demand time to the valley hours, but also reduce the charging cost.

It's also work that demands time to gestate, birth and publicize.

"We met that demand, but now need time to recover readiness".

This discourages firms from hiring young women who might suddenly demand time off to look after a baby.

The process is technically demanding, time-consuming and afflicted to considerable radiation exposure of the patient and the surgical personnel.

After their 3-0 thumping at home to Carlo Ancelotti's team at the end of November, Arsenal had demanded time and space to continue on the long path to maturity.