Sentence examples for a timeframe of about from inspiring English sources

The X in Google X means 10 - making a problem 10 times better, with a timeframe of about 10 years.

To avoid interference with the regulators' decision-making, however, data will be shared only after the European Commission has reached a decision on a given application, "which implies a timeframe of about 18 months," EMA says in an explanatory statement.

In a timeframe of about 3 to 10 years, depending on the stage of the company's development and the strategy of the venture firm, the VC eventually seeks to exit the investment.

They will end within a timeframe of January 2014.

Neither official gave a timeframe of the Americans' release.

The study spans a timeframe of nine years.

These natural phenomena happen on a timeframe of decades, not centuries.

In a timeframe of 30 seconds instead of five minutes, says Mr Hunwick.

Castillo said she was not given a timeframe of when the U.S. will respond.

It is expected that the regional devolved parliament will now ratify moves to dissolve the DUP-Sinn Féin power-sharing executive and the assembly, leading to an election within an expected timeframe of about six weeks.

Now he has had to pack substantial boat modification and the training of his partly novice crew into a short timeframe of about two months.