Sentence examples for a year timeframe from inspiring English sources

The Nokia Siemens Networks 2013 Acquisition and Retention Study showed that in average almost 40%% of users are likely to churn within a year timeframe, being loyalty lower in mature markets [8].

According to an HP rep who spoke to CNET about the matter, the recall, while large, apparently effects around one-percent of the laptops the company sold during the three-and-a-half year timeframe covered by the CPSC.

A couple of positive broker notes also helped, with Morgan Stanley advising clients to buy Next shares on a two year timeframe and Credit Suisse issuing an outperform rating on the business.

Such a system could gradually be implemented, starting within a 5 10 year timeframe, and would promote equity in access and use of the current technology worldwide while enabling cost-effective improvements in global health.

Now they don't, because they're funded by a publicly floated single investor that doesn't have a 5+5 year timeframe, and can invest from Seed to Series B.

The MDGs are a global partnership embracing ambitious goals to be achieved collectively within a 15 year timeframe (2000 2015).

The arrangements agreed in the Congress to enable consideration of the TPP agreement included a two year timeframe.

This $2.9bn Coalition commitment for roads in western Sydney is over a ten year timeframe, with most of the funding actually promised outside the forward estimates.

During a one year timeframe, partial As III) oxidation to As V) and accumulation on poorly crystalline Fe (oxyhydr oxides were promoted by increasing As III) contents, which hindered the transformation of less into more crystalline materials.

The elevated level of tritium in the environment as a result of last century's atmospheric thermonuclear testing delivers the benefit of tracing groundwater systems over a 100 year timeframe.

An online survey was designed, including three TTO questions using a 10 year timeframe.