Sentence examples for time to document from inspiring English sources

She also didn't have time to document each patient's observations on the routine charts.

It was a good time to document snow's story, because it was becoming so much rarer with climate change.

A caller, who refused to identify himself, told the correspondent that a government photographer had been assigned at the time to document the operation.

It's a much better use of my time to document them, so we all have a shared permanent record," he says.

"It is a powerful tool in the effort to preserve," Ms. Oliver said, "but there has to be someone in the family willing to take the time to document and put it up on the Web".

No, they seemed far too busy -- scraping glitter-flecked glue off the kitchen table, removing a melted straw from the dishwasher and using tongs to transport the baby's hidden supply of half-eaten bologna to the garbage -- to have time to document the wreckage.

He worked alongside a team of WWF experts and scientists, dedicating his time to documenting Arctic environments, to raise awareness of the need for protection.

In prison, I devoted my time to documenting human rights violations.

Since her release in December 2012, she has devoted her time to documenting the cases of female detainees.

We then subsequently recalculated the median time to documented MRSA clearance with this restriction in place.

We performed parallel searches in OVID Medline for studies that reported the time to documented clearance of MRSA and VRE colonization in the absence of treatment, published between January 1990 and July 2012.