Sentence examples for time to in from inspiring English sources

Politicians, in particular, seem to love convoluted ways to say "now," from "at this point in time" to "in this day and age".

"This is no time to in any way signal a lack of resolve in the face of these Russian actions," she said.

(Indeed it undersells the fascination of languages to paint them as merely, or mostly, mirrors of cultural distinctions, which linguists devote much less time to in their work than many books on linguistics for the general public imply).

So it is that the team has been reborn yet again, this time to in part re-introduce and live out the ambitions of the illustrious Lotus name in Formula One.

The infiltration (cumulative depth, Z and rate, I) was functioned to opportunity time (to) in minute for WT and DT treatments as: ZWT = 0.528 to0.6, ZDT = 1.2 to0.501, IWT = 19 to−0.4, and IDT = 36 to−0.498.

I could be trained to, any of us could, but we don't have to, nor do we have any time to, in light of our other tasks.

We found that the initial reaction time to in-car warnings was significantly larger for drivers that were distracted by the audio task.

This case series identified that the mean time to in-bag intraocular lens dislocation in five uveitis patients was 81 months after uncomplicated cataract surgery, comparable with the time reported in the available literature of patients with pseudoexfoliation syndrome.

The primary outcome was time to in-hospital death.

We also performed a multivariate Cox proportional hazard model with time to in-hospital death as the dependent factor.

Furthermore, the impact of in-hospital care on mortality was limited because the average time to in-hospital death was only three days.