Sentence examples for time for cleaning from inspiring English sources

Akie Abe said she was often out all day, leaving her little time for cleaning.

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Before applying the filters to the data, the user may decide if smoothing the data without introducing noise to the underlying process, is needed taking into consideration additional work and time for "cleaning" and smoothing.

This considerably reduced the costs and time for cleaning up the site prior to building anew.

It was a time for cleaning graves to honor the dead.

Time for cleaning up is getting shorter every day.

The additional time required to reprocess the equipment is limited to the time required for cleaning the tip.

Similarly, the production of costly antibiotic compounds and the extra time needed for cleaning leaf material with endophytes, which can increase by 40% on average when leaf material is high in endophyte abundance [ 16], could decrease the developing colony's ability to properly patrol and clear the garden from microbial invaders [ 35, 36].

Explain in great depth why it is so important and how much effort it needs and don't move beyond that item or area the entire time set aside for cleaning.

THE new year in Japan is always a time for house cleaning.

Recruits were afforded daily time for showering, cleaning, and personal hygiene.