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The phrase "leave no time" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to not allow or allocate any amount of time for something. Example: "We have to finish this project quickly, so let's leave no time for breaks." In this sentence, "leave no time" means to not take any breaks and use all available time to finish the project.
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To gain this information by grooming would leave no time for eating or sleeping.
Worried that his medical studies would leave no time for her, she decided to become a doctor.
Hurried care visits leave no time for a chat or a cup of tea with lonely clients.
For most people, becoming chief anesthesiologist at a major teaching hospital would leave no time for anything else.
Their reward, if things go well, is to keep going all night and the next day, too.Their training regimes leave no time for the weekend lie-in.
Hugging up to 50,000 people in a 20-hour session, a frequent occurrence in India, would seem to leave no time for her to direct those projects.
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This charge, more rumor and innuendo, is worrisome in its timing and, leaving no time for a response, borders on the unethical.
That left no time for birthday gifts.
That left no time to enjoy Napa.
Her itinerary left no time for extracurriculars.
This overfocus on "guiding" leaves no time for counseling.
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