Sentence examples for given much time from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

That is indeed a big job, which some in the Bank do not feel they have been given much time to complete.

Peterson got into a screaming match with Tony Randazzo, the home plate umpire, because he wasn't given much time to talk with Yates.

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

Most professional theatrical companies accepted responsibility for at least one amateur group, the members of the company giving much time to advising and training it.

He graduated from playing to refereeing and gave much time to the sport, particularly to the training and development of the next generation of referees.

Exceptionally public-spirited, outside librarianship he gave much time and energy to the National Trust, the Ramblers Associationn, Oxfam, the Council for the Preservation of Rural England and as honorary secretary to the Gatliff Trust.

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