Sentence examples for be a time frame from inspiring English sources
"There will be a time frame, if it's a wait deal," Coach Tom Coughlin said.
"Naturally, there will be a time frame for all these steps," he said, according to the news agency's report, reinforcing the point made last month by Mr. Rouhani that the two sides should seek to resolve the dispute within six months.
Bleharski notes that, unlike Netflix, parents can actually go online and request the new shipment before the old one is mailed so there doesn't have to be a time frame where you're without books to read.
Still, at some level, the only real difference between enthusiasts and skeptics is a time frame.
It's a time frame when the pressure on the organization to deliver on several fronts may be intense.
When you're systematic, I don't think there is a time frame on when results will come".
"No," Manuel said, "I think there was a time frame he agreed to, and I think that's over".
A statute of limitations, Mr. Ng said, is a time frame within which a lawsuit -- or administrative complaint -- must be brought in order for the plaintiff to recover damages.
"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.
