Sentence examples for a longer timeframe from inspiring English sources

A longer timeframe captures even more profound institutional crisis.

McCormack also signalled an interest, but a longer timeframe would have given him more time to build support.

It is particularly opposed to providing Iran with quick relief from international sanctions and wants a longer timeframe for restrictions on Iran's nuclear activity.

Trade produces immediate benefits by opening up markets, but it also facilitates the flow of ideas and technologies, producing even greater benefits over a longer timeframe.

Abbott has set out a longer timeframe, suggesting the plebiscite could occur some time after the next election during the subsequent three-year term.

■ Extend your mortgage term A longer timeframe to repay the mortgage may allow you to build up a repayment vehicle for the loan, or make switching to a repayment mortgage much more affordable.

"I think if we were starting again we would have a much longer timeframe to establish what is a very important public utility," Mr Nash said.

Bülent and Stoller (2005) suggested that tasks in general are limited in scope to a single or part lesson, whereas a project can contain multiple tasks spanning a much longer timeframe.

We propose an alternate hypothesis that expansion of mesquite is not simply due to cause and effect relationships during recent history; rather, mesquite expansion is a result of a series of cause and effect relationships that transpired over a much longer timeframe (millennia).

Although transfusion for trauma hemorrhage is usually completed within a few hours of injury [ 75], a large proportion of the transfusion data was reported over a much longer timeframe.

Mr Bush has suggested a much longer timeframe.