Sentence examples for required additional time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fitzgerald, who had been expected to indict Mr. Blagojevich by next week, asked for 90 more days, saying the holiday schedules had prevented grand jury meetings and that the length of the investigation into the governor, more than five years, and the thousands of intercepted phone calls required additional time.

Like the members of special committee of Sino-Forest directors, who are looking into allegations that the company has overstated its assets and revenues, the Canadian regulator said its investigators were finding the case complex and required additional time for their inquiry.

They believed that the fabric of the module required additional time to bounce back to its expanded configuration after being folded up for so long.

Heldsinger and Humphry (2013) explained that although comparative judgement was an efficient assessment method complex scripts required additional time to complete the number of judgements needed for reliability.

The update has required additional time because it's actually different from the original Autopilot system, and takes advantage of new on-board computer vision capabilities made possible by the changes to the sensor and computer hardware.

The dynamic differential scheme in which the inlet flow was changed with time, required additional time to attain a new flow field corresponding to the changed inlet flow condition and therefore required a longer mixing time.

In addition, using visual programming requires additional time and programming experience.

Current protocols for the addition of cryoprotectant based on exposure at +4 °C would require additional time for complete equilibration of the cryoprotectant.

These were viewed as out of sync with the objectives of the SWAp and, in some ways, disruptive: requiring additional time and efforts to respond to the separate requirements of different projects and diverting limited human resources [ 25, 50].

He told me that he knows Everest will require additional time to acclimatize, and likely also more than one attempt.

At the World Trade Center site, the process of rebuilding and the process of remembering converge, and require additional time and space beyond the site itself.