Sentence examples for more time chasing from inspiring English sources

Distracted by a constant lack of funds, we spend far more time chasing cash than great design.

The decisions by Holder and Scheindlin point the war, and the country, back in a direction where law enforcement will spend more time chasing the right people for the right reasons.

That person's job is to answer staff questions and solve technical problems, so the sales reps can spend more time chasing down leads and less time digging up product specs.

But in Salorix case, the acquisition offers also distracted the management's attention from fleshing out the core product and also spending more time chasing revenue opportunities. .

However, when both mates are present and an intruder is introduced, the male spends more time chasing intruders while the female remains with the offspring more.

So, to make up the difference "candidates spend more time chasing after a greater number of contributors for their own campaigns and their party committees".

And I will also have more time to chase after that other potential new client.

The deal makes Liberty's John Malone News Corp.'s second-largest shareholder and gives Murdoch more time to chase opportunities, like News Corp.'s investment in The Street.com.

Mr Fearnley, who volunteers 30 hours a week to run the scheme, said he did not have any more time to chase funding.

Time was my enemy and the multitude of time saving conveniences at my fingertips just gave me more time to chase and to fill, never endingly.

"Health care workers will spend more time on preventive and chronic care and less time chasing paper and billing," Mr. Cutler said.