Sentence examples for which needed time from inspiring English sources

Much of this was achieved through the injection of stabilising materials into the foundations, which needed time to cure and solidify.

A cascade of chemical reactions follows, all of which need time to recede to allow brain function to return to normal.

Touting the quality of its network may attract large companies which need time and help in switching their existing computing applications on to an internet platform.

You can usually serve a non-yeast bread within minutes of it being baked, too – again, not true of a yeasted loaf, which needs time to cool and settle.

While alcohol is responsible for much more than liver disease, including 12,500 avoidable cancers every year, it is the liver, more than any other organ, which needs time to recover from the thrashing that alcohol gives it.

This approach is faster than the other approaches, which need time to divide the image into sub-images before computing the PCA coefficients.

The readily available N from the inorganic fertilizer was fundamental in producing taller coffee plants than the organic manure which needs time to decompose and produce the required nutrients.

Gergel also had delayed Roof's trial in February at the request of his defense, which needed more time to prepare.

I don't understand what this film's about.' " He has been banished more than once because "we've had disagreements in which we needed time to cool off," he said.

The only strikeout among the entrees was a special of very tough short ribs, which needed more braising time.

The poor regeneration property of the ZA sorbent, which needed a long time (600 min), was also improved by addition of these promoters.