Sentence examples similar to analysts' timeframe from inspiring English sources
Analysts and lawyers said the timeframe of a takeover supported Labour's threat, as a deal could take more than a year to clear regulatory hurdles in Europe, the US and China, where Pfizer is the largest drugmaker and AstraZeneca the second-largest.
Pyongyang has given no timeframe for the test, but analysts say satellite imagery indicates preparations at the test site in Punggye-ri are almost complete, with a tunnel in the mountainside apparently being sealed up, a key step before the test can take place.
"By embracing a digital/mobile world, [Murdoch] believes new News Corp. will be able to recreate his boot-strapping of the original News Corp., this time in an accelerated timeframe," Bernstein & Co. media analyst Todd Juenger wrote in a recent report.
Spyker, which will hold a shareholders meeting on the deal on Feb. 12, also said Saab would return to profitability by 2012 — a timeframe called into question by an Amsterdam analyst.
In the brief timeframe immediately following such a missile launch, government analysts immediately try to determine where it is heading, what kind of payload it has and what the appropriate response should be ― including whether the use of missile defense systems is merited.
He also defended the April timeframe as within Apple's defined "early 2014" range in response to an analyst question which implied Apple may have wanted to deliver it earlier.
Given that the new modelling methodology is very quick to apply to existing shell models of vehicle bodies, it is recommended for use by the stress analyst who requires, say at the preliminary design stage, whole vehicle stiffness performance in a significantly reduced timeframe.
This acquisition underscores WANdisco's drive into the Big Data solutions market, forecasted by analyst firm Wikibon to grow 58% between 2012 and 2017 and from $5 billion to over $50 billion in the same timeframe.
