Sentence examples for time to mobilize from inspiring English sources

But the time to mobilize is now.

It was time to mobilize supporters.

If we move quickly, the N.R.A. … won't have time to mobilize".

But Mr. Pitt may have run out of time to mobilize support.

This would require prompt legislative action — to give mayoral aspirants time to mobilize their campaigns.

Is one weekend enough time to mobilize an additional 750 million people to do something meaningful?

By mid-week, two parallel strategies emerged: a national strike that would shut down the country's colleges and universities -- both as a protest and to give students the freedom to devote all their time to mobilizing against the war -- and a massive rally in Washington, DC, on Saturday, May 9th.

An early predictive model for massive transfusion (MT) is critical for management of combat casualties because of limited blood product availability, component preparation, and the time necessary to mobilize fresh whole blood donors.

Organizers hope to avoid using broadcasting time this year to mobilize support, Mr. Riksen said, citing the risk of fatigue among an audience already confronted periodically with fund-raising appeals.

These innate immune mechanisms and their interactions in the defence against infection provide the host with the time needed to mobilize the slower developing mechanisms of adaptive immunity, which might protect against subsequent challenges [ 10, 11].

However, several relatively fixed factors make it challenging to reduce the currently observed delay, such as weekly rhythm of data analysis, storage of vaccines at a central location in a country or even at international level, with corresponding administrative and transport delay, and time required to mobilize vaccination teams.