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Cause to use up more time

This term refers to the action of making someone or something consume additional time. It implies the act of prolonging a task, activity, or process, resulting in the expenditure of a greater amount of time than initially intended.

Example sentences:

1. The unexpected technical issues caused the team to use up more time than allocated for the project.

2. Attending multiple meetings throughout the day can cause to use up more time than anticipated.

3. His indecisiveness in choosing a movie caused our movie night to use up more time than we had planned.

4. The complex instructions caused the assembly process to use up more time than we had expected.

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Term: Cause to use up more time

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This term refers to the action of making someone or something consume additional time. It implies the act of prolonging a task, activity, or process, resulting in the expenditure of a greater amount of time than initially intended.

Example sentences:

1. The unexpected technical issues caused the team to use up more time than allocated for the project.
2. Attending multiple meetings throughout the day can cause to use up more time than anticipated.
3. His indecisiveness in choosing a movie caused our movie night to use up more time than we had planned.
4. The complex instructions caused the assembly process to use up more time than we had expected.

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