Sentence examples for compressing deadlines from inspiring English sources
Instead of examining priorities and compressing deadlines, Amy hires an assistant, Bob.
Record the actual completion, so that you'll have a better idea of how much to compress deadlines in the future.
If a task will take the time given to complete it, productivity can often be increased by compressing deadlines--within reason of course.
He is compressing and distilling.
Compressing The World's Electronic Waste Into Beautiful Furniture.
So here is the Blackpool manager in the raw, so to speak, before being compressed into tidy soundbites by deadlines and lack of space.
Developers could, of course, continue to do that hard work themselves, but how long until compressed development budgets and tight deadlines push product managers to just conclude that an iPad app on desktop is "good enough" and ship it out the door?
Set Deadlines: It's easier to give more time for a task than it is to compress the time later, so be aggressive in deadlines.
On a very tight deadline, around 2,000 words of their conversation were compressed and edited into a Q&A for Time Out.
In part the point is to concentrate our resources on the form that makes The Economist what it has always been: our weekly reports, highly compressed and timely, but without the narrow focus imposed by a daily newspaper's deadlines.
