Sentence examples for much added time from inspiring English sources
West Ham were denied a win at Tottenham because the referee played too much added time, says manager Sam Allardyce.
But the crucial figure is how much added time Man Utd get when they have been drawing or losing after 90 minutes.
How much time added time, I mean time as a resource, rather than pausing to research music before creating a new dance piece--how much added time does that give you in your process as a choreographer?
Be truthful about what you do with your time, are you spending too much time on non value added time consumers.
When Mr. Obama decided after he clinched the Democratic nomination to forgo public financing, campaign officials said they needed to raise at least twice as much as they would receive in public money, with a goal of raising three times as much, to make it worth the added time away from campaigning that he needed to devote to fund-raising.
It's the ability of reporters and editors to come up with ideas for enterprise articles that determines in large measure how much added value The Times delivers to readers — by anticipating future developments, providing insights into complicated situations or entertaining, among other things.
Distractions just add time.
Adding iron to food costs less than ten cents a head per year, and the economic return (in productivity) might be 36 times as much; adding folic acid to diets costs four or five cents per head per year, with a payback of perhaps 120-fold.In this section The aid workers who really help A no-brainer A shifting locus Mirror, mirror on the wall ReprintsSo why, for example, is all salt not iodised?
"It always seems there is too much time added on when you are up a goal … and too little when you are behind".
When you like the way the stew tastes, that's enough - try to remember how much you added for next time.
