Examples of 'may take more time' in a sentence
Meaning of "may take more time"
This phrase is commonly used to indicate that a certain task or process may require a longer duration than initially expected. It implies that there might be delays or additional steps involved in completing the task
How to use "may take more time" in a sentence
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may take more time
These may take more time to disappear.
Larger projects may take more time.
This may take more time than we expected.
Complete improvement may take more time.
It may take more time to learn than shogi.
Rural areas may take more time.
It may take more time to complete the transaction.
More complex problems may take more time.
Some may take more time.
Searching words with particular spellings may take more time to.
This may take more time if it is not done in advance.
Note that large files may take more time to transfer.
It may take more time to conclude personal transactions.
Finishing a simple task may take more time than it usually does.
It may take more time and effort to find.
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This deadline is not mandatory and a review may take more time.
Or he may take more time to make it.
New batteries are not fully charged and may take more time to charge.
This also may take more time than anticipated.
Searching words with particular spellings may take more time to complete than.
It may take more time.
The process to find exactly what you want may take more time.
Some children may take more time than others.
New batteries or batteries stored for a long time may take more time to.
It may take more time for the water to drain.
It potentially results in better decisions but getting to those decisions may take more time.
Larger groups may take more time to complete tour.
If you pick local buses, it may take more time.
It may take more time for them to develop an understanding of sound.
Systems with large memory configurations may take more time to complete the memory test.
It may take more time to receive forgiveness than confessing our lies.
The date change at the end of the month may take more time than normal.
Sometimes it may take more time if the steaks are large.
If your hair is long, it may take more time.
It may take more time since he will be working on very important things.
Some varieties of Amaryllis may take more time to sprout.
It may take more time to bounce back to its previous monthly high.
Human DNA structure may take more time.
Tissue recovery may take more time and more effort to support that recovery.
If this option is on, the display refreshing may take more time.
MRI typically costs more and may take more time to perform than other imaging methods.
While less expensive, these methods may take more time.
Finding out why may take more time than I have right now.
Some stones are easy to lay, while others may take more time and effort.
If so, it may take more time before the condensation indication disappears.
However, some requests may take more time to process.
However, depending on local conditions and the severity of flooding, it may take more time.
However, other systems may take more time to fill the same.
It may take more time but, just like our mission statement, we stand for perfection.
Naturally, more stubborn dogs may take more time to train.
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