Sentence examples for a time frame to from inspiring English sources

"There is no shortage of raw materials but there is a time frame to capacity," he added, referring to the time lag in achieving production capacity.

When they signed Piazza to a seven-year contract after the 1998 season, the Mets set a time frame to win a championship in the prime of his career.

Mitsubishi Motors retains the post of president and chief executive, and the new pact gives DaimlerChrysler increased leverage over the Japanese automaker and a time frame to reassess the alliance, analysts said.

Asked about a time frame to implement the deal, US secretary of state John Kerry said "Over the next few days, over the course of this weekend and the earliest part of next week".

However, it is far too short a time frame to be biologically plausible that steroids are causing the cancer.

It is possible that 6 months is too short a time frame to detect seroreversion; that this may occur after interruption of transmission and studies are underway to address this.

"We propose maintaining the Constituent Assembly but... with a time-frame to speed up completion of its work".

"The message was, clearly, you have both a short leash and a short time frame to show us that you're on a path to improve this place".

Secondly, there is a need to use a long time frame to catch all the late effects of care.

Harvard's goal is based on a different time frame, to build an endowment that will be around forever.

A pterodactyl will appear after a predetermined time frame to hunt the hero.