Sentence examples for enough time to developing 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.

"Some ideas, compressed into four minutes, don't have enough time to develop.

"That is hardly enough time to develop serious, dependable Iraqi sources," he said.

Everybody is protective of this project and I'm sure will give us enough time to develop.

By trying to cram their drama into a multistory format, "Hello Lonesome" doesn't allow it enough time to develop.

He did not enjoy making films; he said there never seemed to be enough time to develop a character.

Wyatt said 15 months – the time until the federal funding runs out – was not enough time to develop and implement a workable solution.

No one else on screen is given enough time to develop their role beyond an action figurine, existing only to allow Ja'mie to react.

Mars One has announced a two-year delay to make sure we have enough time to develop the two spacecraft for the 2018 mission.

Traditional teaching methods simply do not allow "enough time to develop the long-term memory structures required for subject mastery," Mr. Wieman wrote.

Mr. Brock's group has produced the best plan we have seen for giving the candidates enough time to develop their campaigns and giving voters across the nation a chance to participate in the primaries.