Sentence examples for would provide some time from inspiring English sources

They argued that it would provide some time to address the issue through negotiations.

A grant would provide faculty some time to really work on this.

For example, analyses of 15-year survival rates by cohort and period analysis would provide time trends for nonoverlapping 12-year time intervals from 1973 to 1984 and from 1988 to 1999 only, respectively.

It also would provide equal time for candidates who are the targets of such independent expenditures.

We thought this move would provide more time for Yahoo to bake an alternative transaction and delay any Microsoft hostile.

"Others of us support the moratorium because it would provide the time and incentive required to provide a system of national regulation".

The State Department announced on Friday it would "provide more time" for a review into the pipeline, ostensibly due to ongoing litigation in a court in Nebraska.

But others said the break would provide crucial time to reach out to relatives, charities and city agencies for financial aid.

At some point Tuesday afternoon Mr. Kerry and his running mate are to appear for a wave to the cameras, which would provide, in time for the evening news, the first post-selection images of the two men together.

This would provide adequate time not only for members but also for ordinary citizens, the media and independent good-government groups to understand the contents.

I wanted her to see the view over the river valley from that sheer cliff and reasoned that the two remaining days would provide ample time for me to get my deer while she poked about with her sketch pad.