Sentence examples for deadlines around from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Eisner dispelled that notion, saying, "If you are asking if there are deadlines around people's necks, the answer is no".
The steady progress of a doctoral programme can undoubtedly weather the boycott better than a finalist's exam scripts, but managing new deadlines around strike action provides yet another administrative challenge to graduate students.
Most graduate programs have submission deadlines around December for the following fall semester, but many are earlier.
As Chris Hodson, CISO for EMEA region at cloud security company Zscaler, detailed to SC Magazine, security development life cycle for IoT devices is often expedited or bypassed because of strict deadlines around time to market or the cost of the hardware.
The rhythm of the day built up to one main deadline, around 9.30pm.
On a very tight deadline, around 2,000 words of their conversation were compressed and edited into a Q&A for Time Out.
Rebecca Ginsberg thought she was done making her pitch to colleges -- the transcripts, the essays, the recommendations -- by the time application deadlines rolled around in January 2003.
The first deadline came around and it was time to give our pitch.
When the deadline rolled around, Mr. Ramirez revealed his choice: Mr. Velella himself.
"By the time the evening deadline rolled around," Mr. Steiger said, "it became clear the conversations were still pretty preliminary".
Today, as much as you want to do that, by the time your deadline comes around you've already filed for the Web" — often more than once.
