Sentence examples for gave more time from inspiring English sources
Delegates discussed Osama bin Laden but they gave more time to public services and all-women shortlists; football grounds, hospitals and cinemas.
In 2011, Mr. Rosenstiel's researchers found that the "CBS Evening News" gave more time to two top stories, the economy and the Middle East, than "NBC Nightly News" or ABC's "World News," and a bit less time on what the researchers called lifestyle stories and disaster stories.
But in a turn of events that gave more time to opponents of the project, Mr. Bartha said the work could not be done before spring, by which time he assumed the legislators would have approved and financed a permanent barrier made of stronger stuff.
Karsten D. Voigt, who coordinates German-American affairs in the Foreign ministry, said, the decision was welcome because it gave more time for consultations inside the alliance, where there have been some reservations against the substance of the national missile defense concept and also some complaints over the lack of time for consultations.
Announcing them earlier gave more time for consultation and implementation before the end of the tax year.
He opined that if the episode gave more time to Kathy being represented by Teddy Ruxpin "I would have given 'Sun Tea' my stamp of approval".
It gives more time for tailored and timely dissemination of trial information, rationale and processes.
Frequently, he is given more time.
He predicted that given more time, there would be progress.
What might he have achieved, given more time?
