Sentence examples for much time has been from inspiring English sources

Too much time has been lost.

Too much time has been wasted.

However, these systems have been complicated, and much time has been required to develop system controllers.

The argument left me with the overwhelming sense of how much time has been wasted here.

Who will tell the people how much time has been wasted?

Instead, too much time has been spent this last quarter on. . .

Much time had been lost, and putting the plan into effect in numerous units was a formidable task.

The Economist recently published its "Proust index", a measure of how much time had been lost by the recession.

Messi then proceeded to remind everyone that too much time had been wasted in the build-up to this match analysing his lack of goals in these fixtures.

The paper quoted a senior finance ministry official as saying too much time had been wasted on investigating past fraud and that the focus should now be on new cases.

Britain's International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell said too much time had been spent in the past "putting large amounts of aid on the table" but that the focus should now shift to what the money is achieving.