Sentence examples for more time to evaluate from inspiring English sources

A government committee reviewing the deal said it needed more time to evaluate whether the merger would hinder competition.

A government policy committee reviewing the deal said it needed more time to evaluate whether the merger would hinder competition, according to a statement.

"We're going to look at it," said the team president, Donnie Walsh, who said he wanted more time to evaluate both players.

Mr. Bostock asked Mr. Ballmer for more time to evaluate the offer, citing the complexity of separating Yahoo's search business from the rest of the business.

Walsh said he wanted to keep Lee and Nate Robinson, who is also eligible for an extension, but he wanted more time to evaluate them.

But yesterday, Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen said officials needed more time to evaluate whether digital transmission was best-suited for all firefighting situations.

According to a deposition he gave in earlier litigation, Dr. Tai even cut back on his clinical practices so he could devote more time to evaluating those people seeking compensation.

He will have had more than ample time to evaluate the first half of the season, tweak, retweak, and make several trips back to the drawing board, agonising over his masterplan for his assault on domestic and European success.

In addition, no more than 60 films will be shown at this year's event to allow more time to properly evaluate them, the festival's organizer, Marco Mueller, told the Italian daily La Stampa.

In our experience, respondents generally require more time to properly evaluate a larger number of photographs.

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