Sentence examples for granted considerable time from inspiring English sources

Two members of the company — Cartier Anthony Williams and Marshall Davis, Jr., both veterans of "Noise/ Funk" — were granted considerable time alone.

For many centuries, the Prince Bishops of Durham were granted considerable power to govern the region.

He often had no alternative but to grant considerable leeway to subordinate officers on distant campaigns.

As it is, she said, many professors spend considerable time writing and researching grants for things like computer labs.

Many medical faculties in the sixteenth century granted doctorates within a few months of matriculation, and Agrippa spent considerable time in university towns where he could have studied law or medicine.

And everybody wins because the members of the hiring and promotion and grant evaluation committees don't necessarily have to invest the considerable time it would take to read (and understand) the candidate's work.

As such, results of systematic reviews are incorporated into clinical practice guidelines [ 5], sometimes required by granting agencies in funding applications [ 6] and a growing body of experts devote considerable time to completing them [ 7].

Although considerable time can be saved through IP address pre-fetch, one potential problem is that the MN may not be granted to access to the target network after the disassociation.

One thing is for sure: states today expend considerable time and money navigating the federal bureaucracy, with no guarantee they will even receive federal highway grants in return.

Which also takes considerable time.

He had already spent considerable time trying.