Sentence examples for taking time to devise from inspiring English sources
For the Long Haul, Tough Choices Taking time to devise a plan for what to do if you are without work for an extended period will mean making well-thought-out choices, ones not made in panic or while depressed.
Be reasonable about time off and take time to devise a time in lieu give and take system — for example, staff can take time off and then pay it back during busy periods.
Like any job, volunteering needs a sense of purpose, goals and structure, and charities will benefit from taking the time to devise clearly defined, volunteer roles that both answer to their organisational needs and are tailored to the skills and interests of the individual volunteer.
The learning part is continuing: New science for pain control may take some time to devise, Dr. Volkow said.
City councilors here in Aurora, for example, voted last week to delay the date when residents could start applying for marijuana business licenses to next May, so that local officials could take more time to devise their own regulations.
Christiansen also believes it's important to take the time to devise solid research plans that build on current skills and past accomplishments while looking toward the future, plans that show that "you have your own initiative and can change research direction while still being able to use what you have acquired".
We've taken the time to devise a system to combat this distraction.
But when they do arrive, they bring with them styles characteristic of the subsequent era: styles that other bands took time to adopt.Dr Mauch and Dr Leroi seem, then, to have devised a useful way of analysing cultural evolution.
Trust takes time to build.
Trust takes time to establish.
