Sentence examples for more time completing from inspiring English sources

A defense of the president's action on his campaign Web site notes that "states say that their caseworkers spend more time completing paperwork than helping people get work".

Decades ago, before the advent of computers, plasma TVs and Roombas, people spent more time completing "light-intensity activities," which require between one and a half and three METs.

This pattern is somewhat at odds with previous research findings about teaching practices in the U.S. For example, Hiebert et al. (2005) concluded from the 1999 TIMSS video study that, compared to higher performing countries, teachers in the U.S. spent more time completing repetitive exercises rather than applying and extending skills to new, different problems.

Participants spent significantly more time completing the record using the paper version compared to the online version (34.4 vs. 28.5 min/day, p = 0.045).

Nurses in the web-based group, on average, spent more time completing the course than those in the face-to-face group.

We also found that nurses in the web-based group, on average, spent more time completing the course than those in the face-to-face group.

The process was then repeated three more times, completing the 4 × 4 matrix.

In the unGlue Kids application, children can also request to earn more time by completing chores, at the parents' discretion.

Task-switching research has consistently demonstrated that interleaving multiple tasks takes more time than completing each of the tasks separately (for a review, see Monsell, 2003).

Furthermore, repeat colonoscopy does not appear to take substantially more time to complete and often can be completed using a standard endoscope.

The parent '58-861' required more time to complete subproc1 and less time to complete subproc2 in VT than in CV.