Sentence examples for time to step in from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to figure out when would be the optimal time to step in with treatment to stop the seizure," she said.

If you see changes that show marked withdrawal, moodiness, sadness, a sense of pointlessness or hopelessness, it's time to step in and ask questions.

"Real estate has bottomed out, and it's time to step in".

When Ms. Cinkle's mother found her asleep in front of her computer, she knew it was time to step in.

"I hope now that the world realizes that it is time to step in very strongly against the policies of the Israeli government," Mr. Maher said.

"All of those life experiences build you up to a moment where you realise it is time to step in and show your leadership.

When the public-address announcer, Michel Lacroix, tried three times to step in, he was drowned out.

In a statement to Buzzfeed's editor, Ben Smith, a spokeswoman for the Guardian said this environment had led the paper to ask the Times to step in.

For the first time in our lives, he wanted to step in and protect me".

He thanked the voters for his 30 years in the Senate, and said it was time to step aside in 2008.

In recent weeks, Moss has faced better coverage and Brady has had less time to step up in the pocket to complete his throwing motion.