Sentence examples for secure enough time from inspiring English sources

"We have to secure enough time to make sure the industry has a future," he said.

Separation of the manufacturing process and cement reaction was important to secure enough time to fabricate a 3D scaffold with various sizes and architectures under homogeneous extruding conditions.

But the hurdle mentioned most often is Google's apparent inability to secure enough air time, or inventory, to make its system attractive to advertisers.

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You can spend the whole year preparing for the Brit awards: booking the hottest acts, securing enough rehearsal time, making sure all the right bigwigs are invited.

However, the police were able to secure the orphanage for enough time to allow the orphans to escape before the building burned down.

It gave Leicester just enough time to secure a win that stunned even their director of rugby, Richard Cockerill.

Chelsea, who have loaned Nathaniel Chalobah to Reading, will sanction the Egyptian's departure in the hope they will now have enough time to secure Cuadrado's arrival.

Others, including George Osborne, also want a later vote to enable Mr Cameron to be given enough time to secure meaningful reform from Brussels to campaign for a credible Yes vote to remain in the EU.

Sajid Javid has urged Tata Steel to push on with selling its UK business and insisted there is enough time to secure a rescue deal as he was confronted by hundreds of steelworkers in Port Talbot.

Or perhaps you'll spot a sublet or other temporary living situation with a move-out date that gives you enough time to secure something more permanent.