Sentence examples for not day to day from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a while, not day to day," Valentine said.

"It ended up minute to minute -- not day to day, minute to minute.

The control mechanisms for body weight operate over months, even years, not day to day or meal to meal.

Her life as an addict isn't day to day, it's moment to moment.

In addition, when you label a change effort a "change initiative," you put the focus on achieving the change itself, not day-to-day work.

Mr. Stoute described it as not "day-to-day operations" but rather "using his eye, his taste, his understanding of the culture".

There was a risk that this would lead to cuts in ordinary public funding, so grants can only be for special projects, not day-to-day running costs.

Bloomberg administration officials say they intend to use that money for capital projects, not day-to-day operations, but it would also have the effect of easing some of the burden on the city's operating budget in the short term.

The other public interest concern has been that the excellence and independence of Sky's news coverage could be compromised by an activist majority owner with a strong political agenda, via editorial appointments, if not day-to-day interference.

In a joint investigation, Newsnight and BuzzFeed reported on a leaked cache of emails that appears to show that the charity used a substantial portion of its grant from the government to pay staff wages, though it was apparently intended to be used for restructuring and not day-to-day running costs.

(Alex and Vasily continue to support the operations part-time, but are not day-to-day).