Sentence examples for requisite time to from inspiring English sources

Will Rogers, Gingrich's Iowa strategist until last May, said he left the campaign because he could not get the candidate to commit the requisite time to meeting voters.

The one-year proposal, without a right of last refusal, appears to be a maneuver to give the Yankees and I.M.G. the requisite time to start a network -- regardless of whether I.M.G. or MSG televises the Yankee games in 2001.

This requires managers to set aside the requisite time to deep-dive on the requirements involved in each type of work.

Thus, waiting a year or two to apply to law school and giving yourself the requisite time to prepare for the LSAT may be worth as much as $50,000 or even $150,000.

Aside from the quality of a study, the sample size could also indicate the commitment that the authors have devoted towards a study and the likelihood that these authors will dedicate the requisite time needed to prepare a manuscript for peer-reviewed publication.

Plus, when given the requisite interview time to gush over his more positive attributes, she seemed hard-pressed to come up with things she liked about him.

"In his spare time, between aerobic eating and the requisite gym time to burn it all off, he has managed to produce a memoir of his lifelong, complicated relationship with food," NYT Executive Editor Bill Keller said in the announcement in May.

Bob Goodrich, ABC's producer, said there were no delays, just the requisite time with IMS to find replays that were "fairly" definitive.

Now I feel that I can give the requisite time and energy to my business and really be rested, attentive and "present" when I engage with my son.

Nobody could accuse the president of not spending the "requisite time," with 14 months devoted to the process.

Take the requisite time – whether one minute or 60 – to clear slippery obstacles as best as you can, or however long it takes for the tires to find enough traction to spring the car loose.