Sentence examples for having adequate time from inspiring English sources

Dr. Karen E. Hauer of the University of California, San Francisco, who directed the study of medical students, said in an interview that students were "turned off by the hassles in the practice environment — the paperwork, insurance issues, pace of work and expectations to get the work done quickly without having adequate time to spend with patients".

In this study, the responders were most satisfied with having adequate time to have their concerns addressed and questions answered (89.8 ± 30.58) and least satisfied with the atmosphere of the ICU waiting room (41.46 ± 36.91).

Just over half also reported having time in their job to develop close relationships with providers (55 %) although just under half (45 %) reported not having adequate time to forge close relationships with all of the providers in their caseloads.

Having adequate time was the most common response.

Furthermore, more IMGs report having adequate time and ability to develop continuing relationships with their patients than their USMG colleagues.

We found that U.S. physicians are more likely to report having adequate time with their patients, a finding reported by U.S. primary care physicians in other studies.

Morgan and another Hansons-Brooks runner, Kyle O'Brien, recently competed in the world championships in Japan, so they have not had adequate time to recover.

"Market participants, investors, regulatory agencies and Congress must all have adequate time to review these proposals, consult and evaluate their implications".

We will follow the existing regulatory process and provide our comments to the F.D.A. after we have had adequate time for a complete review of the report".

The state has disputed the accusations but Mr. Miller's lawyers maintain he did not have adequate time to fully investigate the concerns.

Mr. Nunn, the artistic director of the National, had planned to export the British cast to Broadway, arguing that he didn't have adequate time to recast and rehearse an entirely new ensemble.