Sentence examples for a longer timeline from inspiring English sources
Both student groups have made recommendations around increasing diversity among graduate students and faculty, which involve a longer timeline.
He also doubts Zubrin's cost estimate: "Because of the new technology his plan would require, it's a longer timeline, so I wouldn't know how to finance it.
That's a longer timeline than some other firms and communities, a reality leaders from Ford and the District both described as beneficial.
The legislation also states that "the use of private military contractors for mission critical functions" in all conflict zones where the US is active must be phased out over a longer timeline.
Two bad outcomes would be Iran playing for time with no claim of failure on the part of engagement or a bad bargain that still allows Iran to obtain a nuclear bomb even if in a longer timeline.
Although Syria lags behind many of its Middle East neighbors because the president was reluctant to discard its socialist-style economy, older Syrians said they judge their progress on a longer timeline.
DOE Secretary Rick Perry has asked FERC to expedite its NOPR ruling and FERC Chairman Neil Chatterjee, who suggested the agency "cast a lifeline" to struggling coal and nuclear assets "so they can stay afloat," says FERC will make its decision by December 11 – but such a significant proposal warrants a much more robust rulemaking process and a much longer timeline.
Many other service members are struggling through the system on a much longer timeline and with much more dire outcomes.
Home loans usually come with 15- to 30-year terms, a far longer timeline than the short-term borrowing affected by the federal funds rate.
Obama administration officials have expressed equal certainty that Assad will eventually leave, but they and Arab countries that are trying to persuade him to stand down anticipate a far longer timeline extending well into next year.
