Sentence examples for long timeout from inspiring English sources

Brian Williams's long timeout is over.

"But it is not a long timeout, and if they don't get their house in order it's a waste of time and money".

The length of the timeout must be considered carefully; there is a trade-off between security and usability: Too short a timeout will be an annoyance to the user, who has to log in repeatedly, while a too long timeout has limited value.

After squeaking by in a second set tiebreaker, Schiavone took a long injury timeout.

Occasionally in recent years, there have been suggestions that fighters might benefit if they took a long enough timeout from beating up on each other to band together and form their own labor movement.

His two terms tracked the arc of his ever-changing generation -- from scattershot, even reckless idealism to cautiously self-interested maneuvering, with a long, wasteful timeout for bad behavior and an increasing focus on finances.

In contrast, restoring variables to their original values on receiving RRN can lead to two types of problems: (1) it is possible that the new path will be long and timeout occurs; (2) the bandwidth will be different on the new path, which may be unsuitable for continued transmission with same cwnd.

The N.B.A. has previously cracked down on coaches holding their teams in the huddle for too long during timeouts.

But with better conditioning, the frequent stoppages and three long TV timeouts each period, players don't tire easily.

He also acknowledged what Titans Coach Jeff Fisher said after the game: the Steelers took too long to call the timeout.

He walked to the huddle and called a 30-second timeout — not long enough for any medical personnel to examine him — before returning to the huddle.