Sentence examples for given the necessary time from inspiring English sources

A horse that is trained carefully and slowly and is given the necessary time for development may be expected to serve to an older age than a horse that is rushed in its training.

Too many designers are either incapable of mustering the intellectual discipline required to develop self-explanatory products, or are not given the necessary time and resources to do so.

"The consultation process will not be rushed and will be given the necessary time to consider all of the elements relevant for a decision.

Members are given the necessary time and resources to learn new skills, and their installations are always accessible, regardless of a viewer's art education.

These individuals must now be given the necessary time to review all relevant facts so that corrective actions can be taken, and well-tailored and effective policies against domestic violence and child abuse can be implemented immediately.

"He knew also of the advantage of a secure living that enables writers to experiment, take risks, and give the necessary time and care to their work".

He also refused to be put in nomination for membership of the Salford Town Council on the ground that his business engagements would not permit him to give the necessary time to either parliamentary or municipal work.

The Dunloy man is reported to have quit the role because he is unable to give the necessary time to the role.

Similarly, relevance in using anti-QS compounds is based on the concomitant drastic reduction of virulence factors expression, which gives the necessary time for immune defense systems to elaborate appropriate responses by the recruitment of immune cells and production of specific antibodies.

"Given the necessary recovery time, it is out of the question to take part in the next Olympic Games," he said.

"In its letter, PwC stated it was resigning as a result of its concerns that the investigation may not be given the necessary resources and time, and the presence of existing management may make conducting an investigation of the scope that PwC believes is warranted unlikely," Ambow said in a filing.