Sentence examples for time to contain from inspiring English sources

An attentive night watchman was credited with catching the spill in time to contain it.

The general architecture of this transmembrane (TM) region has been known for some time to contain seven α-helices.

Combined with attacks targeting Iranian nuclear scientists and reports of shortages of key materials needed for centrifuges, Stuxnet has given rise to an increasingly accepted narrative that we have more time to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions than was previously thought.

"You get a couple of fire hoses, and spray them, and you have many, many hours," he said, before there could be any radiological release, giving officials time to contain the problem.

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According to the Ponemon Institute's 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study, the average time to detect malicious and criminal attacks last year was 214 days, while the average time to contain them was another 77 days.

In contrast with other recent political demonstrations in Cairo, thousands of security officers seemed content at times to contain rather than engage the protesters — especially when it became clear that the demonstrators would not retreat from Tahrir Square.

The presented model is a single multi-hour look-ahead real-time tool that uses multiple time resolution to contain computational requirements.

He has instead spent much of his time trying to contain the damage done by the fraud.

In many cases, it matures so quickly that the incumbent does not have time enough to contain, shape, or absorb the revolution.

From China, it may look as if India is joining a chain of countries that might, in time, try to contain its regional ambitions.