Sentence examples for spend enough time to from inspiring English sources
She thinks that agencies don't spend enough time to groom new models for the catwalk, making it easy for designers to reject them, and then the cycle of new faces is spinning faster and faster.
Consequently, access to others' contributions may be expected to have a beneficial effect on the output of social design feedback if the number of participants is sufficiently high and the participants spend enough time to be able to use each other's contributions as a basis for their own feedback.
They spend enough time to recognize themselves within the work and find meaning in that connection.
If you're going to indulge at Cha Garden, plan to spend enough time to taste several infusions of the same tea during the gong fu service.
A recent Australian study suggested that 78% of patients felt that GPs had a role in weight management but less than half thought that GPs would be able to spend enough time to provide effective weight loss advice [ 5].
Specialist training was seen as a particular problem: " they clearly don't spend enough time to train those people, they're spending only six months, a standard requires them to at least train for eighteen months and in other countries people do work in residents' level two to three years".
She spent enough time to realize she didn't want to be an editor.
"We cut quite a lot of stuff with Alison," he said, "and we spent enough time to know that we just didn't have the right material.
The architect, who has lived here since he was a toddler, said he had spent enough time to grow old, wizened and crochety waiting before boards in this community and various other New Jersey suburbs.
Possibly, seeing others' contributions would have had a positive effect, given that we had introduced mechanisms or constraints to make sure that the participants spent enough time to utilise each other's contributions fully.
Apparently, whoever gauged this application spent enough time to recognize a flaw (an annoyance, at most) within it, yet failed to recognize that it served an actual purpose.
