Sentence examples for give much time from inspiring English sources

Ditchfield says: "The financial press and the industry don't generally give much time to sustainable or values based investment".

The religion of the newly independent church was for its head to settle: for the rest of his life, Henry, who prided himself on his theological learnings, was to give much time and thought to the nature of the true religion.

So, scrambling to sort out hundreds of weeks' worth of crumpled receipts in time for my in-person government interrogation in a few days, I didn't give much time to my visiting French pal, Julien Langendorff, when he telephoned and invited me, in his Parisian accent, to read some poetry at his art gallery show in lower Manhattan.

The downside of an early referendum is that it wouldn't give much time to renegotiate Britain's relationship with Brussels.

So because of spending 7-8 hours learning programming and online stuff, I didn't give much time to my studies.

Informal counselling, such as reassurance and education, was also discussed; most GPs were unwilling or unable to give much time to this.

None can be given much time if all are to be heard.

I told him that I realized that he wasn't given much time.

Unfortunately, pain management is not given much time in a doctor's training.

The scrutiny is intense and he knows he will not be given much time.

But the Cowboys were not given much time to savor the best start in the franchise's 48-year history.