Examples of 'given more time' in a sentence

Meaning of "given more time"

given more time: provided with an extended period or opportunity. This phrase is typically used in discussions about deadlines, tasks, or responsibilities

How to use "given more time" in a sentence

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given more time
I believe he should have been given more time.
Protesters given more time by government.
In this selection process he was not given more time.
France given more time to reach budget targets.
When students are given more time.
If given more time a democratic movement will grow among you.
We should like to be given more time to reach a decision.
He wondered if he would have repented if given more time.
Rice farmers given more time to repay advances.
She felt the shuttlers should have been given more time to adapt.
They must be given more time to do the job properly.
I believe teachers need to be protected and given more time for research.
The trees are given more time to grow in their natural habitat.
Obama says that he thinks that diplomacy and sanctions should be given more time.
He asked that they be given more time for preparation.

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Given more time they would probably have taken her somewhere else.
The health sector is simply being given more time in which to prepare.
Each were given more time to enter a plea on murder charges.
I wish Antti had been given more time.
States should be given more time to study the text and comment on it.
And the Kurds need to be given more time.
You will not be given more time or allowed to change to student status.
In compensation for this White is given more time on the clock.
They have been given more time in which to raise their external tariff rates.
Another benefit from the Shemp era was that Larry was given more time on screen.
This event needs to be given more time to insure its success.
I could usually do a much better job if I were given more time.
But the defence has been given more time to consider expert evidence.
To that end, the inspectors should be given more time.
Subject being given more time rather than to the way in which topics were addressed.
I would request that I be given more time.
IX was given more time to mature.
Malaysia suggested that Member States be given more time to study the proposal.
I have given more time to it than I gave to my children.
I really wish we could have given more time to those families.
Who knows what they may have been able to do, if given more time.
Austria and Belgium given more time to justify quotas.
You would have done so much more, given more time.
Justin Bieber given more time for community service.
For the money, you have been given more time.
Usually, you are given more time to pay a title loan than a pawned item.
If I would had been given more time.
If given more time a democratic movement will grow among you … and all will be well.
Several delegations requested to be given more time to study the new proposal.
And all will progress smoothly. a democratic movement will develop among you Given more time.
Conformity but the CAB will be given more time to take corrective actions.
Google given more time to reply to EU antitrust charge on Android • Reuters.
Where I will be given more time.
Given more time than I have now, I can create such a character . ".
Should not it be given more time for evaluation?

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