Sentence examples for usually enough time from inspiring English sources

After eating a smaller meal, waiting an hour or a little less is usually enough time.

You're allowed an amount of time which is reasonable to deal with the situation, so usually enough time to sort out emergency childcare etc.

Thirty days is usually enough time for borrowers and lenders to compile and process the documents needed to complete a loan.

It begins just after 10 a.m. local time on the West Coast, which is usually enough time to burn off the fog that often occurs there.

Five days is usually enough time to thoroughly analyze any reactions before you start exploring how to spin and reshare your posts in a new way.

The vacuum will generally run for 60-90 minutes before returning to the charging base, and that is usually enough time for it to complete its task.

Semesters are usually the best, because you're not away from home from too long and you usually have enough time to get a great experience of the culture, take some interesting classes, and they're cheaper than full school years.

When a player withdraws, he usually provides enough time for officials to contact the first alternate.

Ms Calvert-Lee said that universities have to provide independent legal advice to affected staff, but that this is usually only "enough time to talk through the agreement and not about the circumstances that have led to it".

The U.K. model of only having six episodes or so also works against the show, in that there's usually not enough time to give most supporting characters reasonably full story arcs of their own.

I usually have enough time to squeeze in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation before bed, which can involve a nasty phaser burn or two, or maybe someone being incinerated by a Romulan disruptor.