Sentence examples for enough time to navigate from inspiring English sources

But she said parents still did not have enough time to navigate a confusing application process.

So reporters, academics and observers of the U.S.-Turkey relationship gathered at the ritzy Harvard Club early that day, to have enough time to navigate Erdogan's notorious security protocol.

It takes too much time to navigate a mall and people today are time poor".

When it comes to completing certain homework assignments, 30-minute windows are hard to navigate and might not be enough time to actually complete the assignment, says Balgobin.

Even if a little corner, that should give the others enough time, to take their owns, so you won't have to navigate without a plan and evade everyone.

"It gives us enough time to work out who we want to start in the Test and give them enough time to work out how to navigate this Lions team around the field".

You will have more than enough time to buy a cup of cocoa in the cafe and stroll the decks as the big boat navigates the bay.

Will he have enough time to train?

Not enough time to do everything.

Saddam had enough time to move them".

Enough time to have compromised it.