Sentence examples for time could be running out from inspiring English sources

But time could be running out for the animals whose survival has turned into a personal mission.

Time could be running out for credit card "rate tarts" who jump from one introductory deal to the next, keeping debts interest-free by following 0% balance transfer offers.

Time could be running out for the veteran jockey George Duffield to win a Derby, although the evergreen pilot, who is riding as well as ever at the age of 56, is aiming to put that right shortly.

One leading mortgage expert has declared that time could be running out to grab a record low fixed-rate mortgage, particularly if you are after a five-year deal.

Analysts said the move deals a "major blow" to the LRA and time could be running out for its leader, a fugitive who came to worldwide prominence in the viral Kony 2012 video campaign.

Not long ago, in the days leading up to the primaries in Wisconsin, Ohio and Texas, it was hardly uncommon to come across Democrats attending Clinton campaign events out of what they described as a sense of nostalgia, with the unspoken worry that time could be running out to see her.

For all her impact, Lynch's time in the spotlight could be running out.

The cable giant is struggling in the competition to acquire Rupert Murdoch's media empire, and time for a comeback could be running out.

The countdown to Christmas is now well and truly on, and if you want to buy gifts online you could be running out of time.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Mike Huckabee is riding high in the polls, but he could be running out of time to make up his mind on a run for his party's 2012 presidential nomination.

Time could also be running out to halt, or at least slow down, the effects of climate change.