Sentence examples for time figured from inspiring English sources

The fact that alcohol levels diminish over time figured in the court's analysis, as did the time it took to investigate at the scene of the accident and move the injured people to the hospital.

The fact that alcohol levels diminish over time figured in the court's analysis, as did the time it took to investigate the scene of the accident and move the injured people to the hospital.

It was about time, figured Diane De Grazia, since 1995 chief curator with a specialty in paintings and drawings, that a broader American public became aware of Cleveland's trove.

This contest is not only a race to the finish, it is a race back to the beginning, over the course of Barth's long career; it is also a race against time (figured as Y2K) and against a 'tempest' (Hurricane Zulu) that threatens to sink the Show Boat once and for all.

Criterion D1 essentially required that a population be composed of less than 250 mature individuals; individual counts of the B. mindorensis population at the time figured significantly lower than this.

The participants in both studies described their hospital stay as a break from their daily lives and felt that these experiences of time figured more prominently in their recollections, given the new rhythms of the hospital.

"We had a rough time figuring out all the finances".

I have a hard time figuring that out.

Why waste time figuring out the lease's value, only to be outbid?

Mr. Carr said he planned "to take some time figuring out what to do next".

No one has to spend a lot of time figuring out a manager like this.