Sentence examples for deadline long from inspiring English sources

There was, however, a hole to fill at linebacker, and with the trade deadline long expired, the Giants had little to lose and much to gain.

We are aware of that we couldn't extend the deadline long enough to provide sufficient time for the longer-term scientific developments to be fully made.

It was a late weeknight, deadline long gone, review past due..

On the trade deadline long time Laker Derek Fisher along with a first round draft pick were traded to the Houston Rockets for Jordan Hill.

Trainees and beginning scientists are likely to be chronically stressed by grant and publication deadlines, long working hours, sleep deprivation, and constant struggles to achieve work-life balance.

Jane Johnston, 61, had been the editor of Deloitte's Web site for four years when she decided that she was tired of deadlines, long hours and a 60-minute commute to the Chicago office.

A 2014 study from the University of Montreal and Concordia University also found that workplace stressors including demanding bosses, unrealistic deadlines, long hours and low pay are contributing to rampant stress and burnout.

Most feature departments (such as travel sections) and magazines have deadlines long before things appear in print.

Instead, with no real deadline, a long, slow, thickening of the treacle looks a likelier outcome.

At the time, we agreed that a deadline, so long as it was not set in stone, made sense.

But that deadline has long passed: Mr Weill both screens and coddles his board with great care.