Sentence examples for enough time to consider from inspiring English sources

Union officials complain that the workers were not given enough time to consider relocating to offices in Buffalo or Queens.

Some members said Ms. Mohr might not have been given enough time to consider whether to enroll in the trial.

In procuring the release, Entergy did not comply with the OWBPA in at least three respects: (1) Entergy did not give Oubre enough time to consider her options.

We must set this delay in stone and give Congress enough time to consider a comprehensive energy bill to develop the clean coal technologies we need".

President Barack Obama said that he would nominate a qualified Supreme Court nominee and that the Senate would have "more than enough time" to consider his choice.

Any such litigation is likely to focus on whether the record date reset is appropriate and whether shareholders have enough time to consider this change.

Powerful negotiators generally don't devote enough time to considering the other side's point of view, Northwestern University professor Adam D. Galinsky and New York University professor Joe C. Magee have written in Negotiation.

If you make the less-than-shocking discovery that you're spending more than you thought, and not saving enough, it'll be time to consider lifestyle changes.

If the renegotiation fails, you will at least have enough time to properly consider alternative locations".

If you have enough time to plan, consider preparing a seasonal explosion of color to coincide with your target listing date.

But the next time you complain about not having enough time to cook, consider how much time you spend watching TV and on Facebook.