Sentence examples similar to allow a longer timeframe from inspiring English sources

"Now that private equity has become institutionalized, it has allowed us to have a longer timeframe," said Stephen Pagliuca of Bain Capital, one of the buyers of HCA who added that he might hold the company for more than the typical five years.

And for those working with people, funding predictability and flexibility over a longer timeframe allows for more innovative approaches, adapted to context and need.

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Policy evaluation requires a longer timeframe than political exigencies often allow.

We obtained measures of fecundity of females in our experimental lines under four different conditions: after a single mating and after being continuously exposed to males, during the whole period in which they were allowed to oviposit in our selection regime, or during a longer timeframe, to account for potential shifts in the resource that females allocate to eggs over time.

■ 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.

We have now shown that culturing alveolar luminal MECs for up to 7 days in 3D BM-matrix allows the proliferation of bulk cell cultures to be studied in subsequent 2D culture over a longer timeframe than when cells are initially plated in monolayer.

What's more, it will provide the NHS in England with a budget over a longer timeframe than the three years for other Whitehall departments.

A longer timeframe captures even more profound institutional crisis.

And over a longer timeframe, there would be less and less of old alliances.

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