Sentence examples for time for recipient from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 14 , 1929P. 78 Department store wrist watch which was bought as present refused to keep right time for recipient.

Conversely, intentional selection has been reported but not quantified in previous studies, where the doubling time for recipients who had < 3 fold increase in CMV virus load or for recipients who had a self-limiting infectious episodes was not calculated (Munoz-Cobo et al., 2011, Gimenez et al., 2014).

That has led to increased delays in processing disability applications, longer travel times for recipients as more offices are closed, and longer wait times on the phone and in person.

Send cards out in time for the recipient to receive them before Christmas, preferably before the middle of the month.

It was originally assumed that it would take a similarly long time for the recipient to develop the disease, i.e. at least 20 years or longer.

This accounts for post office transit time as well as for time for the recipient company to process your request.

Tom Allason was convinced he could do better when a courier company failed to deliver tickets for an important tennis match in time for the recipients to attend it.

Although they got long survival time for three recipients, more than 100 days, the median survival time was only 19.0 ± 45.6 days (Lee et al. 2007).

Feinberg said the two main factors influencing his decision were that 11 of the 17 firms have repaid their bailout money and that no executive compensation rules were in place at the time for TARP recipients to follow.

Consideration of LKT prior to patients' development of ESRD could provide time for both recipients and potential donors (often family members) to fully consider the risks and benefits of LKT, enhancing the probability that their decisions regarding pursuit of LKT align with their personal values.

The caseload cutback will occur as states re-impose a three-month time limit for recipients who are able-bodied, working-age adults without dependents.