Sentence examples for more valuable time from inspiring English sources

'Having spoken to a number of our Olympic sports and their athletes, there are concerns that more valuable time should not be lost,' he said.

Some stations, he said, have agreed to "upgrade" "Dr. Phil," meaning move it to a more valuable time slot, like 4 p.m. from 3 p.m.

All will lose more valuable time when they are forced to camp out in their Commons offices and face off with the Lords as they repair the damage to their legislation.

You also have more time at university, which means more time for studying and reflecting on your progress as well as spending far more valuable time with peers in a similar situation.

Full-back Jordan Burke was handed his debut, while youngsters Dwyer, Ben Currie and Gareth O'Brien all gained more valuable time on the field.

Dart has now reportedly "vowed not to give up" and seems determined to waste more valuable time and resources on this ridiculous case.

"They've got less time, so their time is more valuable; the time they're prepared to spend shopping is less.

The more money we make, the more valuable our time, the more time we devote to work to earn more.

In the present experiment, we showed that human workers prefer to make the robot wait rather than wait themselves; on the basis of these results and those observed by Unhelkar et al., it appears that people consider human time more valuable than robot time, whether the time in question is their own or that of another human.

Still, Mr. Poneman is building something he hopes will be more valuable over time: A network of people that, in Mr. Poneman's view, have economic value over time.

After all, the older you get, the more valuable your time seems.