Sentence examples for its time to develop from inspiring English sources

Universal has never considered this an awards-season contender because it's languid (read: slow), takes its time to develop its story (read: repetitive) and is a bit light on the kind of character development that most audiences demand.

The fact that tourism is taking its time to develop is a chance to do it right, says Mr. Beers, who guides instructional tours here for Access Trips, a New Zealand-based adventure company.

But Cliff Skeete, group creative director at McGarryBowen, an advertising agency that donated its time to develop the video and radio ads, said testing and creativity are not mutually exclusive.

For that reason, the Mailbox team took its time to develop the app and get everything just right.

A company that takes its time to develop and release a stable, high-quality product is penalized.

The MCU has taken its time to develop relatable characters, even turning Captain America, a longtime favorite of mine I worried was too corny to be popular in this cynical age, into a true popular icon.

Give it time to develop.

He should take his time to develop.

"Voluntary administration provides Arrium and its stakeholders time to develop options that will help preserve long-term value and optimise the position of its creditors," Grant Thornton managing partner Paul Billingham said on Thursday.

LARRY HOFFNER New York, March 13 , 2013  Attempts to pacify North Korea with bribes (such as food aid) have just given its government time to develop nuclear weapons and destabilize Asia and the world.

Instead, RIM took its merry time to develop these key applications and just recently pushed them to the device.