Sentence examples for more time tracking from inspiring English sources

The police need to spend more time tracking down serious crime and less on minor offenses.

Mike McCall, executive director of operations at St Mungo's, says he is confident that the extra funding the social impact bond brought in would help outreach workers to help the woman who sleeps on night buses to find a permanent home, funding them to spend more time tracking her down and helping her.

They also spent more time tracking, fighting and killing things, be they animals or intrusive neighbours.

Try to hover inside the box more, and spend less time tracking back.

The center court is playing more slowly than in previous years, which would normally give the speedy Hewitt more time to track down another man's best efforts.

He and the police also encouraged families to negotiate with kidnappers, as a way to both humanize captives and give the police more time to track phone calls.

For Deyci, there was no more time for cross country, track or softball.

For example, he said that middle-class black parents in general spent no more time on homework or tracking their children's schooling than poor white parents.

Students are tracked to either a four-year (express) secondary education or for learners who need a little more time, they will be tracked to a five-year (normal academic) secondary education.

There is more focus on the running aspect and acceleration and I've spent less time in the gym and more time on the track.

He started his own coast-to-coast refrigerated trucking company, and when he hired Gail 20-odd years ago as a business manager he was able to spend more and more time at the track.