Sentence examples for time to solving from inspiring English sources

There is research oriented to measuring intelligence based on using brain speed measured by reaction time to solving mental test items.

We used to dedicate a lot of time to solving these by hand, but by focusing on developing computational subroutines many complex calculations can now be solved instantaneously leading to much shorter project times for clients.

"I think Vince could have done more: sorry, but that is my view," she said, adding, "When I was appointed, the prime minister specially said to me, 'We have some very real problems in our steel industry, and I want you to devote a large amount of your time to solving those problems as much as you can'".

"When I was appointed, the prime minister specially said to me, 'We have some very real problems in our steel industry, and I want you to devote a large amount of your time to solving those problems as much as you can'".

Chinese leaders, he also railed, should devote less time to lavish banquets and pointless meetings, and more time to solving problems.Mr Zhu attracted attention earlier this year with a speech at his alma mater, Tsinghua University, in which he offered unusually direct criticism of current policy.

Perhaps Washington politicians might devote less time to exploiting the deaths of government employees for partisan reasons and devote more time to solving the slowly growing crisis that affects those still living.

"Now is the time to solve it".

That took a long time to solve.

"But these are complex problems that take time to solve".

There isn't enough time to solve all the problems.

"There is time to solve this diplomatically," he said, "but time is short".