Sentence examples for more time given from inspiring English sources
"more time given" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when discussing scenarios where someone has been given an extended period of time to complete a task or process. For example: "The teachers agreed that due to the complexity of the assignment, more time should be given to the students to complete it."
As a rule, the longer the trip, and the more time given for altitude acclimation, the better a hiker's chances of reaching the summit.
Anderson expects that his campaign will involve less running around and more time given to gathering ideas and developing thoughts on the issues.
"When we changed the curriculum five years ago," Dr. Bogner said, "there was a little bit more time given to compounding.
With more time given to science and maths, instead of three years of art and different aspects of design technology, he gets two terms of each, spread over two years.
Part of the layoffs are due to the company transferring to more of an inside sales model, where there may be more time given to progressing sales remotely instead of in-person: one of Shift's unique selling points has been its in-person test drives.
One of our motivations for the study was to establish whether more streamlined methods such as SWIFT are as useful as those requiring more time, given time may be one of the barriers to the use of PHA methods in healthcare [ 9, 17].
Some days, Mr. Grosowsky spends more time giving people a try than on the line himself.
There's a pleading for more time: "Give me just another day / There's one thing I want to say".
I'd be disappointed if he spent any more time giving me sympathy because that's not his job.
The legislators who served the four-year terms spent more time giving floor speeches, had better rates of attendance and introduced and ratified more bills than their shorter-term colleagues.
The spectacle was a far cry from typical hip-hop shows, at which performers often appear onstage hours late and then proceed to spend more time giving instructions to their D.J.'s than actually rapping.
