Sentence examples for time-crunched from inspiring English sources
A more common criticism of the civics tests, especially from the left, is that it gives over-tested students yet one more exam to take, meaning that time-crunched educators have less flexibility to develop their own lesson plans.
In a time-crunched world, the hashtag proved itself a useful shorthand.
Consequently, for a price, there are all kinds of ways for time-crunched New Yorkers to serve the needs of the neediest dogs.
TAKEOUT meals, books on tape, mail order, even the much-abused use of the cell phone -- they're all ways to survive in a time-crunched society.
They also lure time-crunched young professionals who have outgrown the club scene — but whose idea of a good night out is a little racier than dinner and a movie.
In the newest Ursus & Nadeschkin show, they riff on the theme of a time-crunched world and imagine a cabaret act shrunk to six minutes, after which they argue with each other and the audience about its effectiveness.
Worry: time crunch if World Bank gig a go.
But right now I was in a time crunch.
We need to spend less time crunching numbers and more time doing crunches.
"I don't have a time crunch," she said.
For one thing, there's the time crunch.
