Sentence examples for needs for time from inspiring English sources

And its number plate – ECTO88 – refers to the speed of 88mph that the car needs for time travel.

In agreeing with McLeod and Baylis about patients' needs for time, reflection and distance, but in having some reservations about freezing as a means to that end, we have the following suggestions to make.

Originally developed in response to local needs for time-efficient therapy that combines various psychotherapy techniques, 39 the BIPT's eclectic approach integrates cognitive behavioural, psychodynamic and supportive approaches, as well as meditation and relaxation therapy.

Everyone can have mental blocks, gets fed up and needs for time-out from any activity, even for a period of time.

Timing of assessment is also important owing to the need for time to practice and develop new skills in the hemiparetic arm after the spasticity has been relieved.

The records show that Abramovich does not understand, or tolerate, the need for time.

If he has left a legacy, it is the need for time — lots of time — because there is no way to reach peace with one abrupt act.

A3 Iraqi Safety Issues Understated The Bush administration has resisted Iraqi calls for direct elections by June, citing the need for time to take measures to ensure a fair vote.

The need for time to focus on a long term, in-depth project and bring it to fruition as a production or publication is a common refrain.

Science- Explain, using diagrams of the different positions of the Sun and Earth throughout the day, why there is a need for time zones.

I have a similar thought regarding attention span and a listener's need for time to digest a complicated line or visualize an unusual image.