Sentence examples for time to utilise from inspiring English sources

The cruising pace is slow and distances covered modest to allow time to utilise the boat's four tenders, single Boston Whaler and indigenous dhoni for fishing and snorkelling.

Everton raised about £14m from the deals, although they were completed so late that the manager, David Moyes, did not have time to utilise the cash.

Possibly, seeing others' contributions would have had a positive effect, given that we had introduced mechanisms or constraints to make sure that the participants spent enough time to utilise each other's contributions fully.

If you don't know what a kumquat is, now's the time to utilise Google and educate yourself.

Is everyone just holding four squares of Union Flag bunting, at all times, waiting for the right time to utilise it?

Roy Hodgson was at pains to point out that he was still a coach of his time, able to utilise younger players and deploy them in a system that suits them.

In urban areas respondents who attained 10+ years of schooling were 1.7 (95% CI [1.3, 2.1]) times likely to utilise the healthcare services and in the rural areas respondents who attained 10+ years in school were 1.4 (95% CI [1.0, 2.0]) times more likely to utilise the healthcare services.

The time had come to utilise the tactical acumen that helped camouflage the reality that, in Karen Carney, England possessed only one player in the world's top 40.

At times, he needs to utilise his gifts with greater appreciation of colleagues but more consistency will come.

Meanwhile, in rural areas, respondents who were in the highest wealth quartile were three times more likely to utilise health services than those in the lowest quartile (OR=3.4; 95% CI [1.6, 7.1]).

A timely manner referred to information arriving in time for the professional to utilise it in supporting the family.