Sentence examples for though time for from inspiring English sources

He also said there were no imminent plans for demolition, though time for his building project is of the essence.

It could happen bloodily, or by agreement, though time for the latter seems to be running out fast as sectarian passions rise.

Don't confuse temporary withdrawal from conflict with being defeatist though––time for reflection and cooling down is always valuable.

Though timed for GDC, we might've been able to see this news coming for a while now.

For Marlborough, though, time had run out.

For Petit, though, time is running out to place every last student somewhere.

The conditional Poisson model was faster than the unconditional Poisson or conditional logistic formulation, though times for the latter were not prohibitively long unless the numbers of strata were very large indeed, or fitting the model is embedded in an iterative algorithm, for example in a Bayesian model fit by MCMC [ 16, 17].

Since then, though, times have changed for both.

Centenaries, though, are times for reappraisal.

Holloway, though, has no time for such fudging.

Maybe, though, it's time for a woman to do the job.