Sentence examples for more time was given from inspiring English sources

And the Benjamin program, an all-British affair, bordered on the bizarre: inexplicably, more time was given to Colin Matthews, who is fourteen years older than Benjamin, and whose eclectic, hyperkinetic creations seem distant from Benjamin's compressed gems.

Much more time was given to the new David Bowie album release, a much more important subject.

It was noted when soaking and seeding the scaffolds that when more time was given to the scaffolds to accept a solution, they retained the solution better.

Barros Barreto [ 7] had criticized the fact that more time was given to the disciplines of microbiology and parasitology that were administered by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute then was given to the other 10 disciplines combined.

Most importantly of all, fund and recruit more social workers so that more time is given to children like Baby P; children in danger who social workers are struggling to assist in the context of staff shortages, a heavy dependence on short-term agency workers (often from abroad), and turmoil and turnover in management.

Many of them though are privately not happy to see the US itself withdraw from the treaty, preferring that more time be given to try to reach an accord with the Russians.

They also insisted that the same artist create both sides of a given coin, and that more time be given to allow the development of designs.

Secondly, more time is given for bubble nucleation to occur in larger conduits compared with smaller ones due to the lower ice propagation rate.

The probability of bubble nucleation increases when the concentration of the dissolved gases increase and more time is given for the nucleation to occur (Brennen, 1995).

Further studies, in which more time is given for stimulus presentation and judgment, are needed in order to investigate exactly how the OFC, in the long run, interacts with other regions involved in coherence perception or in the following steps, like explicit object recognition.

I was never allowed to make a contribution as it was perceived that my time being given was more than enough in exchange.