Sentence examples for because the time frame from inspiring English sources

In contrast, many prepared for Y2K because the time frame was so specific".

"Incubators were compelling in 1998, 1999, because the time frame for creating market value in ventures was very short," he said.

Mr. Hosseini, who is one of President Ahmadinejad's allies, accepted Mr. Khavari's resignation but has come under criticism himself because the time frame outlined in the embezzlement case was during his watch.

And now I realize how it's creeping up because the time frame shrinks every time someone brings it up.

Even the 60-day limit on using the CRA is fuzzy, because the time frame is 60 legislative days after finalization, not actual days.

This phenomenon cannot be explained by changes in human genetics because the time frame in which they have arisen or accelerated has hardly crossed a generation (Lopez and Murray 1998).

But because of the time frame I can't say that it's not possible he might not be ready, given how much time we have left.

"It's very difficult to get people here because of the time frame you're working with," the Alcorn State spokesman Peter Forest said.

"We had them imbued in the little plastic pearls, because in the time frame we had we couldn't inject them in the forms".

This finding aid required more extensive research which, initially, I was hesitant to undertake because of the time frame, constraints I had put on myself, without any indications from Brigette.

The problem is that you kind of have a rigid week because of the time frame between games.