Sentence examples for distinctly more time from inspiring English sources

Injured animals explored new objects significantly longer, they also needed distinctly more time to contact and to remove the adhesive tape placed on whiskers contralateral to the infarct.

I hope you now will enjoy many more years with distinctly more time for your family, for fishing and honey bees, and--last but not least--for your new and old friends.

It hasn't allowed him to cut his staff, but Malin affirms that his nurses are distinctly happier: "They spend less time delivering medicine and more time with patients," he says.

The first lot aren't a disaster, but the second are distinctly more even in texture – Hugh suggests this is because the starch has had more time to absorb the liquid, and air bubbles to disperse.

Like other distinctly English actors before her, Temple looks set to leave the UK to spend more time in the country she says she's fallen in love with.

Our study may be more likely to detect rate differences associated with life history because we are using more distinctly polarized life history categories and our comparisons are across deeper phylogenetic splits, with more time for rate differences to accumulate.

Not a single critic had appreciated the play either time, though I seem to remember one wretch remarking that the axemanship was distinctly more professional in 1978.

Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.

By year-end the enthusiasm was distinctly more muted.

But he was in a distinctly more sober mood today.

On Wednesday Almanza's ambitions were distinctly more low key.