Sentence examples for giving time for from inspiring English sources
That suggests he might also postpone a general election until the autumn, giving time for the polls to change.
He will also call for the talks to reconvene on 8 or 9 April, giving time for delegations to consult.
Board investigators said that they were prevented from conducting interviews with central witnesses for weeks, giving time for memories to fade and for people to coordinate stories.
In mid-sentence I might use the one on the right to distract myself with email, giving time for words to surface.
Unlike Hurricane Dolly in 2008, the storm passed quickly over the region, and the periods of heavy rain were intermittent, giving time for the water to drain away before the next bout, officials said.
By staggering the deal in stages, analysts said, Telefónica is also giving time for antitrust regulators in Brazil and Argentina, two Latin American markets where Telecom Italia has invested, to review the transaction.
Unfortunately, teachers were not properly trained and children were not given time for reading in school.
"That will give time for people to come forward," Mr. Mousa said.
This would give time for the traditional parties to reorganise and, perhaps, for the economy to revive.
This will also give time for a substitute judge for Mr May to get abreast of the proceedings.
