Sentence examples for leaving enough time for from inspiring English sources

Poland proposed to finish all negotiations by 2001, leaving enough time for ratification.

Now they can harvest in February instead, leaving enough time for a full second crop before the September planting.

On Nov. 15, he announced that Garden.com's retail operations would cease at the beginning of December -- leaving enough time for an orderly shutdown.

When Sedurifa, 57, was woken by her son, the water was still quite low, leaving enough time for the family of seven to retreat upstairs.

Conversely, if gravity had been slightly stronger, stars would have lived for thousands rather than billions of years, not leaving enough time for biological evolution to take place.

The advocates and Democratic lawmakers also contend that they had not seen the bill under discussion until Wednesday evening, not leaving enough time for study and debate.

But it left enough time for the Chargers to respond.

But Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco said that would not leave enough time for a final ruling from the Supreme Court.

Will he leave enough time for his glittery groupie, Carla Bruni?

But when speaking with the C-suite, presenters often overexplain obvious things and don't leave enough time for interaction.

If Governor Warner agrees to that plan, it may not leave enough time for other states to prosecute the pair.