Sentence examples for less time to come from inspiring English sources

"If a Clinton or a Romney gets beaten in Iowa and is banking on New Hampshire as a firewall state," Mr. Smith said, "it gives their campaign less time to come back".

If you get arrive in the afternoon or early evening, it may actually take less time to come by public transit.

You have taken on extensive administrative roles, spend more time in the laboratory and have less time to come and join us on the wards.

The e-mail may take more or less time to come depending on the size of the video and how many people are using the site.

The turkey takes less time to cook and comes out moist and delicious.

"People are going to manage with less for some time to come," she said.

Now our challenge is to make a transition to a world where less will be inevitable for some time to come.

Now is the time to come, urge the less timid, when a rare visitor can be king of the waves and the beaches, and when rates at guest houses are expected to drop.

Along with the affordability, wedding getaways also take much less time to plan coming in at just under one year, whereas a traditional wedding near home can take one and a half years or more.

New York officials received the email at roughly the same time, and with three hours less time to assess it, came to a sharply different decision.

(Most short-period comets, which take less time to complete an orbit, come from another source, the Kuiper belt).