Sentence examples for having insufficient time from inspiring English sources

Having insufficient time to switch the runaway on to another track, the director alerted the station master's office which was situated at the end of Track 16.

For the travel case, no student reported having insufficient time.

For most cases, 2 3 students per group report having insufficient time.

Nurses in this study reported having insufficient time to manage their personal and home responsibilities.

Having insufficient time, moving house, losing Internet access and personal or family illness were the main reasons cited.

A common sentiment was that the additional activities resulted in them having insufficient time to undertake all the activities effectively.

Some also have insufficient time and resources to deliver everything that's expected of them, the report found.

In his final years, Havel made only occasional public appearances, and would often say that he had insufficient time to resume his literary work.

He said that even if the Israelis did clear him for entry, he would now have insufficient time in his schedule to visit the West Bank.

It has now filed results from the last fiscal year, but Marcum & Kliegman, a Woodbury accounting firm hired last month to replace KPMG, had insufficient time to audit them, Mr. Buchel said.

Paul Houston, director of the American Association of School Administrators, said that districts have had insufficient time to carry out the new "No Child Left Behind" law, including adjusting budgets that would allow for increased enrollment in better schools.