Sentence examples for longer enough time from inspiring English sources

The problem, as Mr. Annan has pointed out, is that there is no longer enough time to organize full elections before June 30.

Objectives once deemed indispensable, such as nation-building and counterinsurgency, have been abandoned or downgraded, either because they haven't worked or because there's no longer enough time to achieve them.

Maduro recently insisted that there is now no longer enough time to organize a referendum for this year.

Norman Ornstein, of the American Enterprise Institute, co-author of "The Broken Branch," has written that senators and congressmen no longer share enough time together, no longer have friendships across party lines, and that they should be made to spend more time on the job in Washington, with rules enforcing periods free of fundraising.

There may no longer be enough time for such an exchange.

"I knew when I could no longer give enough time to school and the company," Mr. Cavanaugh said.

There is, of course, always a risk that an economist who gets onto the policy circuit will no longer have enough time for real research.

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She said she has rescued almost 600 dogs during that time, but had to stop because she could no longer devote enough time to volunteering.

As cell cycles during oogenesis are longer, there is enough time to produce large transcripts, harboring many introns.

It is no longer enough for peak-time TV presenters to report the story; they now have to be a part of it.