Sentence examples for sometimes more time from inspiring English sources

Of course, Mr. Buffett and other big-time investors could avoid the secrecy by accumulating their holdings within the three-month period between S.E.C. filings, but Mr. Buffett said sometimes more time was needed to build a position.

The Pivers Island Coastal Observatory (PICO) weekly (and sometimes more) time-series turned eight today.

In the theatre, and even on the radio, you get sometimes more rehearsal time than running time, but they're into three shows a week now instead of the two she'd been used to, and you're working off multiple scripts, which makes line-learning a bit of a problem.

This takes time, she says: "sometimes more teacher time and energy to do it right than it would to teach a standard lesson".

And a rather common technique is recounts; sometimes a manual recount, sometimes taking more time, it would be rather like looking more closely at the film of a photo finish.

For the poor, it is a dilemma that lands some in jail for driving on a suspended license rather than sacrificing their ability to earn a living — sometimes more jail time than the original crime warranted.

Sometimes more decision time can work in favor of a show with low ratings, he said.

3. Grabbing some (sometimes) more leisurely time with editors -- either ones I've known for years or meeting new ones.

This process sometimes takes more time, especially for a program of our size.

"I sometimes spend more time on a train than I do teaching," he says.

In our one-on-one sessions, we sometimes spend more time talking about family matters than business.