Sentence examples for time for deal from inspiring English sources

While summer has traditionally been a slow time for deal making, the Carlyle Group has been on a buying spree in recent weeks.

THE past year is widely perceived as a dry time for deal-making on Wall Street.

Looked at in one way, this summer was a dire time for deal-making.

LONDON — EDWARD BRAHAM took over the corporate practice at the London-based law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer at a rough time for deal-making.

He did time for dealing and using drugs, and for the violence that unfolded around that.

But he was rescued by The Big Breakfast, whose livewire former host, Johnny Vaughan, had actually served time for dealing cocaine.

On current numbers, the government could lose the vote.There is plenty of time for deals to be done, but it is not obvious what the government can concede.

Mr. Martinez is still serving time for dealing drugs in prison but Mr. Michelen said he hoped to have a judge reduce his sentence to time served.

The closest parallels, they say, are in the rules that have evolved over time for dealing with public health emergencies like disease outbreaks and product tampering.

"We have a variety of manual and automated methods that evolve over time for dealing with spam, and have even sued many of the most prominent spam organizations to keep them off our service.

Re "Grown, but Still in Cancer's 'Tweens' " (Essay, April 3): What resonated most with me in this poignant essay was Suleika Jaouad's remark that there is never a good time for dealing with cancer.