Sentence examples for states time from inspiring English sources

In other states, time limits have not kicked in.

"It seems like in the states, time is money," Miss Grussner said.

This will avert more layoffs, and perhaps give cities and states time to recover to the point they can pay local employees from local revenue.

In the message, Carty states: "Time is now running out and I appeal to every one of you and to the British Government to please help me".

This last point raised the prospect of delaying the ruling's effective date until the following April to give states time to adjust.

"The N.A.S. study states time and again that best practices now widely adopted by the industry have been effective at protecting water and air quality and overall public health," Mr. Wales said in a statement.

Even when one wins this genetic lottery, these are preciously fleeting states, time-bound and utterly brief.

In order to capture the dynamic transition of cell-cell contact states, time-lapse microscopic analysis was conducted.

Circulating miRNAs have been demonstrated to share many of the essential characteristics of a good biomarker such as high degree of sensitivity and specificity, allowing early detection of pathological states; time-related changes during the course of disease; and a long half-life within the sample, as well as rapid and cost-effective laboratory detection.

Since the optical probe can be readily miniaturized, this approach opens up the possibility of quantitative and long-term non-invasive monitoring of changes in total hemoglobin concentration, or cortical perfusion states time-locked to the arterial pulse in both experimental and clinical settings.

The rest of the Persian fleet was scattered, and as a result Xerxes had to postpone his planned land offensives for a year, a delay that gave the Greek city-states time to unite against him.