Sentence examples for time for existing from inspiring English sources
"They say 'necessity is the mother of invention', and I think this financial crisis will actually be a good time for existing businesses to grow.
Particularly relevant design elements in this context are technology-specific fixed-tariffs, floor prices, degression, reductions of support over time for existing plants, long duration of support and support falling on consumers.
The deterioration of this kind of structures is costly and difficult to predict both when designing new structures and when estimating the remaining service life time for existing structures.
You can never have too much warm or shaded shelter, nor too many seats, reasonably priced outlets selling good food and dedicated, well-signposted, large TVs showing live racing, away meetings and constant replays. 2 Spare time for existing friends What was it they liked about you in the first place?
The degree of fermentation of any malabsorbed carbohydrates by the colonic bacteria can also stimulate diarrhea and further lessen exposure time for existing enzymes to digest substrate [22].
"An orderly scenario, with clear policy signalling, would allow adequate time for existing infrastructure to be replaced and for technological progress to keep energy costs at a reasonable level.
CHESS will begin scheduling beam-time for existing NSLS proposals during the spring run, 2014.
I happened upon it by chance after spending a bunch of time searching for existing software that connects to Google Calendar.
In particular, it proposes a physical model for the assessment of the carbonation depth in time, which, for existing structures, requires data, such as the type of cement and the water-to-cement ratio of the concrete, that are often unavailable.
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This means there will be less time available for existing activities of preceding curricula.
