Sentence examples for would buy time from inspiring English sources

If approved, the measure would buy time for more talks on the depth of spending cuts.

"He would buy time at a radio station, and the station would create ads for him.

This would buy time for doctors to contain the virus at source.

His 2009 optimism was based on the idea that low interest rates would buy time.

This would buy time to put the government's finances in order, starting by pulling the army out of Congo.

That would buy time in which he might hope to shuck off the damaging legacy of Mr Prodi's final months.

The Times's Peter Baker reported on Saturday that Obama himself said it wouldn't change anything but would maybe buy time.

But economists were nearly unanimous in predicting the loans would only buy time, doing nothing to pull the country out of its economic morass and potential default.

Sale of the shuttle, one of Pan Am's few profitable operations, would merely buy time for the airline to keep flying.

Just like the Super Bowl, all that pregame -- er, preshow -- programming provides opportunities for advertisers that could not or would not buy time during the primary program.

"This would also buy time – up to four decades - for plants and animals to adapt to the remaining 2 degrees of climate change".