Sentence examples for more allotted time from inspiring English sources

Second, it places few limits on teens who don't spend much time on homework or activities, and could even motivate kids to drop activities if they figure it could mean more allotted time for, say, playing video games.

Telephone triaging and the use of "extra" patients' surgeries (table 1), were also utilised more frequently and given more allotted time than has been previously reported [ 7].

Both teachers offered and gave more than their allotted time, so I'm not sure it would offer a kinder role!

However, I recently visited one of my doctors and we used up more than my allotted time complaining about the changes in health care.

They could have problems understanding information, they might not trust their own reasoning abilities or they needed more than the allotted time to consider options.

Data from 9 participants were removed from all analyses involving the divergent thinking task due to missing data or failure to follow task instructions or for taking more than the allotted time on a given problem.

So I hope you will bear with me if I use a little more than my allotted time now.

But when colleagues with more seniority exceeded their allotted time, he had to squeeze his thoughts into a one-minute speech and submit the rest into the written Congressional record.

Whereas half of traditional software projects take more than twice their allotted time or are simply cancelled, with vast cost overruns, a recent SEI study of 20 projects run on Humphrey's methods found that they all came in on time and on budget, essentially defect-free.

A neighborhood with small yards and sidewalks allows you to hit more houses in the allotted time.

The SNP's parliamentary group suggested having more flexibility in the currently allotted time, saying the current chamber procedure discourages interventions "or more thoughtful contributions" due to the limits on speaking time.