Sentence examples for finding more time from inspiring English sources
Sevilla said the research, to be presented at the ESRC Research Methods Festival this month, showed that, while the extra time given by mothers was coming out of their leisure time or time doing housework, fathers were finding more time out from their working lives, indicating more appreciation of the importance of fatherhood versus a career.
Spend less time finding, more time watching content.
But that's what qualifying should be about - just having to keep going out and finding more time.
The five S's constitute a relatively simple, rapid, low-cost and low-tech way of finding more time for the staff (Fig. 1).
We heard about smart calendars and DM suckage and Apple spoilage, but no matter: it's all about finding more time to devote to binge viewing and meteor dodging.
Thereafter, Belgium's dominance was all the more apparent with the ever dangerous Hazard and Dries Mertens finding more time and space to operate against the 10 men of Wales.
One is that Brits aren't necessarily finding more full time work much of the drop in unemployment comes from people finding part time jobs.
Schiaparelli's observations had awakened the interest of scientists as well as novelists, in particular the American astronomer Percival Lowell, who studied the red planet extensively, finding more every time he looked, drawing extensive, intricate and detailed maps of the Martian surface, complete with canals, double canals, oases.
Then he added with a laugh, "But they'll never be able to catalog them all — there are just too many, and we keep finding more all the time".
But despite warnings that partially hydrogenated oils are the most likely to clog arteries, many fast-food restaurants say they have had a hard time finding more healthful oils that can withstand high temperatures and still make food crisp and flavorful.
And "we are finding more associations all the time," says Joseph Pickrell, an evolutionary geneticist at the New York Genome Center in New York City.
