Sentence examples for by the time frame from inspiring English sources

Breaking Bad is not a situation in which the characters' morality is static or contradictory or colored by the time frame; instead, it suggests that morality is continually a personal choice.

"Chair White is still committed to completing the rule by the time frame she committed to Sen. Warren, which is by the fall," an SEC official said.

Rigor was established by the time frame of the study, and by using multiple methods in data collection.

This sample size was estimated on the basis of previous JLA PSPs, 18 and determined by the time frame available for the vitiligo PSP.

These discrepencies could be explained either by differences in patients population or by the time frame over which the MDC was calculated.

This could be explained by the time frame of one year being too short for change to occur or by the PROMs not being responsive enough to change in a primary care sample.

The arthroscopic treatments have been developped in order to improve the results of surgery, by reducing the time frame of rehabilitation and by reducing the postoperative complications.

Caramoor's scheduling change was intended to generate excitement by compressing the time frame for the shows, said Michael Barrett, the festival's chief executive officer.

By tightening the time frame, Mr. Barak made it difficult, if not impossible, for anyone in his Labor Party to challenge him for leadership.

By keeping the time frame tightly limited, Republicans in the House and Senate can try to keep the pressure on Democrats to accept the $61 billion in cuts approved by the House last month.

In his September ruling, Rakoff also reduced Wilpon and Katz's maximum liability from $1 billion to $386 million in "fictitious" profits and principal by reducing the time frame to recover the money from six years to two.