Sentence examples for Projected timeline from inspiring English sources

Asked on Sunday at a news conference what was the company's projected timeline for emerging from the crisis, Sakae Muto, a vice president for Tokyo Electric Power, said, "We don't have a concrete schedule".

The initial plan was to start launching commercially for clients late in 2016, so obviously the projected timeline has been pushed back a bit from those optimistic estimates.

But the roadmap is far more interesting, even if we have to wait "months" or even "years" per Hanke's projected timeline for new Pokemon, and likely around the same for any other new features.

Before each draw can be made, the bank will do an inspection to verify the estimated cost of the current phase of building, as well as how well the builder is moving on their projected timeline.

By focusing on one multipurpose spaceship, the company hopes to be able to achieve cost efficiencies that make it possible to reach Mars on its projected timeline, which sets 2022 for the first cargo craft landings.

But the timing was unclear, and due to my confusion at the moment of launch I had failed to start a timer to keep up with the projected timeline.

While previous facilities plans outlined projected timelines for individual school construction projects, the new document offers few specifics and no estimate for how much taxpayer money will be needed to meet the projected demand for improved schools.

It should continuously communicate with licensees to ensure compliance with projected timelines and forecasts, facilitate optimal performance and share new program developments and announcements.

For her installation, Hwang projected timelines contrasting the history of immigrant labor at LA wholesale produce markets with her dad's account of a typical night shift.

The car may not make the delivery deadline, either: "We may experience delays in realizing our projected timelines and cost and volume targets for the production, launch and ramp of our Model 3 vehicle," the company says.

Projecting timelines to combat jihadists, as was the case in Mali, does not work; neither apparently do negotiations.