Sentence examples similar to concerning the timeframe from inspiring English sources

The main questions we wanted to answer concerned the timeframe of the bird/plant pollination mutualisms in North America and temperate South America, namely do the oldest plant species/clades and bird species/clades match in age?

The pace of withdrawal depends, as much as anything, on whether Afghanistan looks salvageable.And that is the main concern: that the timeframe for counter-insurgency (years and years) is poorly aligned with political imperatives in America, where support for the war could crumble as it has already in some other Western countries.

Concerns about the timeframe for the consultation were shared by the Labour group's education spokesman, Jeff Leaver.

Overall, the nurses emphasised the patients' viewpoint, whereas the GPs were more concerned with how the timeframe and the evidence level influenced the perception of severity of the condition and the effectiveness of the intervention.

Such a decision affects the timeframe upon which humanitarian organizations will plan, particularly concerning protection programming which is highly politically sensitive.

The union's president, Chris Watt, said attempts to link concerns about student performance to the new curriculum were not logical given the timeframe of its implementation.

Critics also questioned the timeframe.

The answer depends on the timeframe.

I think the timeframe has been reasonable.

It was not possible in the timeframe".

The timeframe is also a factor.