Sentence examples for enough time to evaluate from inspiring English sources

It lasts only a few seconds, just enough time to evaluate his chances.

"Training camp and six exhibition games is enough time to evaluate him".

"Training camp and six exhibition games," Woodson said of Wallace then, "is enough time to evaluate him".

He also said the league told Thurman its medical staff had not had enough time to evaluate his progress since he completed the program.

That might be an extreme reaction from Charlotte ownership, two months is hardly enough time to evaluate whether this is a workable basketball marriage, but it's not shocking that the team is already feeling buyer's remorse.

Warthen said even if Maine could regain his fastball, there probably would not be enough time to evaluate whether he could be an asset in a potential playoff series.

I did manage to get it up to 68 mph one time but I know, it simply isn't enough drive time to evaluate it and this report isn't about that anyway.

"The attorney general was asked to consider joining the amicus brief but there were only a few days between when he took office and the deadline, so it was not enough time to properly evaluate the legal arguments being advanced and take a position," Denn spokesman Carl Kanefsky said in an email.

"By saying we're going in for a limited time to evaluate the seriousness of Israel will be enough for him to explain it to the Palestinian public".

"This will be a good time to evaluate him, but we just don't feel like we've had enough time to do that," Manuel said.

He took his time to evaluate them.