Sentence examples for time to devise from inspiring English sources

All that would give President Obama time to devise actual clean-up policies.

It's extremely hot when served, allowing plenty of time to devise a plan of attack.

Given this delay, there was enough time to devise a plan to save it.

Applications open on 15 March so it's time to devise a strategy.

The years of waiting gave him time to devise his own plans.

At best, this third rescue may buy time to devise a solution that allays investors' fears.

That gives plenty of time to devise and adopt radical measures.This calculation may turn out to be right.

The learning part is continuing: New science for pain control may take some time to devise, Dr. Volkow said.

Any delay in showing the Gates videotape gives Microsoft more time to devise legal defenses and public-relations counterattacks.

Since the end of Communist ideology, Russian think tanks have devoted a lot of time to devising a unifying slogan -- so far unsuccessfully.

Others suggested that Google employees, who are routinely allowed to spend one in five workdays on the project of their choice, devote their time to devising ways to subvert Chinese censorship of the Internet.