Sentence examples for increasing time to prepare from inspiring English sources
Typically, performance improves with increasing time to prepare for the forthcoming rule, reaching an asymptote after 500 ms or more (Rogers and Monsell 1995).
If the average number of secondary infections is reduced then transmission slows down (transmission is interrupted if R<1), so that there is less pressure on health care systems and potentially increased time to prepare additional vaccines.
Mr. Abelow said that although he expected trucking companies to pass along some of the toll increases to their customers, he hoped that the predictable schedule of increases would give them time to prepare.
Higher incomes, falling real costs of many foods – thanks to increased harvests and more efficient logistics in supply chains – urban lifestyles with more sedentary habits and less time to prepare meals, increasing consumption of processed foods often dense in energy from refined carbohydrate, fats, oils and sugar, and the influence of advertising overwhelmingly of processed foods.
The federal Real ID law was passed in 2005, leading legislators to argue the department had plenty of time to prepare for increased demand for the new IDs.
One can imagine interventions that would engage System 2 for instance, asking the fundraisers to take more time to prepare for each call or increasing their accountability for results.
Taking time to prepare mentally will help you remain calm, increase the chances that the conversation will go smoothly, and improve the ultimate solution.
Time to prepare, and quick.
