Sentence examples for typically no time from inspiring English sources

The peak holiday period from Christmas Eve to New Year's Day is typically no time for bargain-seekers or procrastinators.

Should a patient deteriorate, there is typically no time for family discussion, let alone consultation with other health care providers (including, for example, clinical ethicists).

Hollow magnetite microspheres can easily be dispersed in water even though the sedimentation is produced in a short time (typically no more than 15 min).

In Ireland, these shoes are known as "Pampooties," and are reported to last a very short time, typically no longer than one month [14].

But the hiatus allowed her to do things she typically has no time for, like sleeping and cooking and spending more time with her companion of six years, David Michalek, an artist.

By the end of the following season, he had had enough and typically he wasted no time in acting on his decision.

There were typically no breaks, no time off, even on days when I was sick myself.

Private practice 'integrated' into public practice: medical services provided by resident physicians in public facilities, held within public premises, using public resources, and typically offered with no time restrictions and during public sector shifts but on the basis of informal payment (very common in Bissau, especially in SMCH).

When I asked why he felt no bitterness his answer was typically pragmatic: "There is no time for bitterness; there is too much to do".

INSTAPAPER ($5): Great articles typically appear when you have no time to read them.

Typically no date is given, time acknowledged by a floating "one day", "not so long ago", or simply by a verb: "I visited", "I crossed to", "while searching unsuccessfully for kangaroos in the bush of Mount Ainslie......