Sentence examples for was time to study from inspiring English sources

Bob Ainsworth, the MP for Coventry North East, who previously served as a drugs minister in the Home Office and as defence secretary, has claimed that the war on drugs has been "nothing short of a disaster" and that it was time to study other options, including decriminalising possession of drugs and legally regulating their production and supply.

One thing he gained from prison, he said, was time to study the Koran.

After producing the most social CIOs on Twitter and now the most social CMOs, I felt it was time to study the most social CEOs on Twitter.

Now Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater and the F.A.A. say that it's time to study aviation problems.

"O.K., Freshmen, It's Time to Study the Real World" (Everybody's Business, Aug. 28) resonated with me.

It is time to study not Shakespeare, but "the Shakespeare myth," the ideological canopy that keeps Shakespeare aloft.

It may be time to study the underrepresentation of certain social classes in the same way.

The report is premature because there hasn't been time to study causes of the current crisis in depth — and until these causes are determined we won't know how to prevent a recurrence.

In "O.K., Freshmen, It's Time to Study the Real World" (Everybody's Business, Aug. 28), Ben Stein advises students to work hard, establish connections, make the right investments and marry -- and stay married to -- someone with like views.

It is time to study the environmental effects of much larger full-size arrays, to scale and site them appropriately.

So if you've chosen the Serengeti over the beaches of Brazil this year, it's time to study up on your megafauna and put your thong away.