Sentence examples for more time imparting from inspiring English sources
I would prefer to spend more time imparting moral and family values to my children that will be reflected in their behavior in their public as well as private lives.
Thus, for a subset of patients the provider did need to dedicate more time to impart bedside counseling and accompany the patient to the counseling room for testing.
"Over Time" imparts a sense of a life well lived and fully enjoyed.
"When I'm doing one-on-one care…I have more time constraints…I can't impart everything I've learned from twenty years of delivering babies in…five seven minute visits…but, I can get more of that across in…all their two hour groups" (Physician 2).
I always thought I'd have more time across the kitchen table from my kids, or driving with them in the car, imparting wisdom.
No man on his deathbed ever said, 'I wish I spent more time at the office,'" Kaplan said, describing one of the many lessons he hopes to impart through the nascent effort.
"And, it can make the painted surface look much more attractive by imparting more uniform color and sheen," Zimmer says.
We've come to this: claiming that the ravages of time impart a new gorgeousness.
More sulfonation has imparted more thermal stability to the systems.
