Sentence examples for ration times from inspiring English sources

King George V allegedly thought wearing that much fabric during ration times was a bad look, and forbade the princesses Elizabeth and Margaret from wearing it, though excess that pretty looks far more conservative than subversive.

Good ones learn to ration time like the valuable commodity it is.

Result: [68G-DOTA-Peptide] was analyzed on Radio-HPLC; the ration time of the product was 8.4 min and Radio-TLC checks for the collected product confirm the high radiochemical purity.

He and his former partner rationed time in their East Village condominium, divvied up chores more equitably and started splitting bills down the middle.

One benefit to divorce is that with scheduled rationed time, each parent doesn't take it for granted and can have more single minded focus with their kids.

As is common in divorced families, Obama also lived with a single working mother with reduced economic resources and rationed time that made him become, as his half-sister later recalled, a child who took on a "paternal" role as her big brother.

For example, medics on the battlefield often do not have enough time to help every wounded soldier at the same time, so they ration their time according to triage procedures (Repine et al. 2005).

Cows were kept in a free-stall barn and fed a total mixed ration six times daily based on alfalfa hay, corn silage and concentrate according to National Research Council requirements [ 32].

The participants argued that when nurses come across situations of life or death, they will ration their time to provide care instead of taking time to using protective equipment, despite the fact that this may expose them to microorganisms.

Ration your time online, for instance only checking email once every two hours.

Beyond that, Babcock is still trying to figure out how to ration ice time among players who are all used to major shares.