Sentence examples for His timescale from inspiring English sources

Sunday Times insiders insist the paper has information he has not considered and believes his offer to consider its cache of documents is insincere given his timescale.

After kissing one of his children goodbye Campbell slings a blue blazer over his shoulder, steps out, and we're hardly 10 paces along Chelsea Embankment before he's talking through his timescale for having more kids: two, ideally soon.

If, at times, he was troubled by the uncertainties of global security – he supported the Pugwash conferences on science and world affairs – it was because he detested profligacy, because his timescale stood astride the expediencies of national and world politics, and because he was among the most perceptive and gentle of the nuclear pioneers.

For those of us in the tech industry, it's clear his timescale is inaccurate and that, if the government is complacent about AI, the country is setting itself up for an economic shock.

As well as clearing the structural deficit in the next Parliament - some way behind his initial timescale - George Osborne used one of his favourite phrases, "we'll fix the roof while the sun is shining", to signal he wanted to run a surplus, even if that meant continuing cuts in spending.

But could even his reserved timescale be an understatement?

With the national introduction of the scheme lagging far behind his original timescale, only about 30,000 of the eight million people eligible for the credit have been moved on to the system so far.

When I spoke with Deco, we examined the lasting influence of dnb and jungle on his album Timescales (out October 14th).

His five-year timescale is simply too long for desperate people to wait.

This placed pressure on Mr Salmond to bring forward his autumn 2014 timescale.

The American insists he is "making progress" in his recovery but has put no timescale on his return to action.