Sentence examples for time to redirect from inspiring English sources

It seemed time to redirect the discussion.

In 2016, there's still time to redirect resources to what we know works: mobilizing voters of color.

And while it is unlikely that officials will meet that December deadline, economists familiar with the negotiations said it would probably be extended to allow the government more time to redirect its spending and to carry out reforms.

"One argument at the time was that we'd learned as much as we could so it was time to redirect the funding, to put it toward other problems," said Bradford.

If experiments to address the central hypothesis seem always to be in the distant future, then it may be time to redirect.

Click Talks to Professor Daniela Rus about the algorithm that works in real time to redirect cars according to incoming requests.

Ms. Baughn says she rebuffed Mr. Choudhury's repeated advances and at times tried to redirect his attention to his wife, also a teacher and the founder of USA Yoga, a yoga sports federation with Olympic ambitions.

But many analysts say it is time for conservatives to redirect their attention to the domestic agenda as international tensions ease.

But when the University decided the time had come to redirect its Yerkes resources to support other research while preserving the observatory agreement proved elusive.

By the time he tries to redirect the discussion, the damage is done.

In the context of the yeast mating response, there must be sufficient polarization to form a mating projection over a range of background pheromone concentrations, which may vary according to the number and proximity of mating partners, and at the same time, the ability to redirect the projection if the partner moves or mates with another cell.