Sentence examples for starting in time from inspiring English sources

We need a revolution and we need it now, starting in time for next season.

However such mobilisation had not been started in time.

Many projects — some rushing to start in time to qualify for federal tax breaks before they disappear — are going forward.

Analysts say the post-Kyoto deal needs to be finalised by 2009 for it to start in time.

The plans need £560 million for work to start in time for a rolling target of improvements between 2014 and 2019.

While some Republicans have expressed impatience to get the race started in time to raise ample campaign financing, veterans of races past said the money would flow when the field finally settles.

Dr. Frank Bia, an infectious-disease specialist and microbiologist at Yale University, said inhalation anthrax might be like other bacterial infections that respond to treatment if antibiotics are started in time.

But that grace period only applies if you started in time.

A further 32 students were excluded due to incomplete recordings of the OSCE, in all cases because the recording was not started in time, see Table  1.

Evaluation of damage in the present model does not include recovery, while it is known that ischaemic damage to skeletal muscle cells can be reversed if reperfusion starts in time (Blaisdell 2002; Stekelenburg et al. 2007).

While it sounds like something out of Silicon Valley lore, it actually parallels other art movements, such as surrealism and Dada, that started in times of desperation and disillusionment.