Sentence examples for only about time from inspiring English sources

Second, while Parkinson's law makes a prediction only about time commitment, we found that longer incidental deadlines increase monetary commitment.

Instead of talking only about time limits for television watching, researchers are zeroing in on trouble spots and taking content into account.

D.Y.: The last issue was not only about time but timeliness, extending the practices of being on time to mean that you're actually fashionably late up until the point where … G.F.: … you might as well do something else.

Instead of talking only about time limits — the pediatricians' academy recommends limiting screen time to one to two hours a day — researchers are zeroing in on trouble spots and taking content into account.

But recently, and unexpectedly, I had a flash of understanding not only about time and space, but also about past and future, about boys and men and ties and trains.

It is possible that when purchasing green sportswear, particularly, consumers care not only about time, money, and capabilities, but also other factors, which may more heavily influence their attitude and purchase intention.

When the number of nodes is 900, our computation time is only about 3.8 times of that of the previous works.

Neutron stars typically contain only about 1.5 times the mass of the sun.

In Ireland the male advantage is only about 1.4 times.

Aftertax, where it counts, Manhattan salaries are only about 1.5 times the national average.

Remarkably, the UCS value of the quicklime mixture at 10% was only about 1.5 times that of corresponding hydrated lime mixture.