Sentence examples for hold in time from inspiring English sources

That's because, in the years ahead, the country might well experience the kind of economic recovery that the White House had hoped would take hold in time for this year's elections.

He said he did not know enough about his new conference to project how his team might fare but was confident his system would take hold in time for league play.

This makes it difficult to assess whether the relationships they observed will hold in time.

The effectiveness of breakaway training is questionable given that 40% of the sample were unable to breakaway from a life threatening hold in time.

In this study, we investigate, drawing on bounded rationality and cost-benefit theories of DSS use, whether these salutary effects of DSSs still hold in time-constrained environments.

8 RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION, which opens today, is not reviewed because advance screenings were not held in time for critics.

Instead, they're sweating about whether the primaries will be held in time to populate their state conventions in early June.

Mr Turner is currently worth about $3.2 billion, derived from an 11% holding in Time Warner, the company that bought his business, Turner Broadcasting Systems, in 1996.

Then she proposed a plebiscite to be held in time for changes to take effect by next year's election, meaning the vote would have to be held, and subsequent congressional legislation enacted, by early October.

The administration continues to assert that elections cannot be held in time for the deadline of June 30, the target date for handing sovereignty over to a new Iraqi interim government.

Television cameras recorded the trucks waiting to roll from Westchester County's fire training center, and a demonstration run of a pesticide truck had been held in time for the late news.