Sentence examples for deadlines created from inspiring English sources

And the missed deadlines created other issues.

It compounded that manifest overreaching by overriding its own "equitable" deadlines, created two weeks ago, as well as the Legislature's carefully wrought timetable.

The exposure to management practices enabled teams to attain their LDP results, and they noted that the imposition of deadlines created a sense of urgency and increased the need to attain results, compared to their routine targets.

We were constantly put under fake deadlines, creating unnecessary stress.

For weeks, Commissioner David Stern has been setting and removing deadlines, creating momentary bursts of urgency that quickly pass as the calendar shrinks.

Mr Doig confesses that deadlines create the best conditions for him to paint, and that he has "no qualms hanging or transporting paintings that are still wet".For Mr Doig the hardest part is beginning a painting a challenge made harder still by the high prices his works command at auction (a world he dismisses as "a game, really").

High-stakes assignments with no scaffolding and inflexible deadlines create an environment where students may feel desperate.

That deadline created an overwhelming pressure.

The deadline creates an ethos of doing whatever it takes.

Parker and Stone state that subjecting themselves to a one-week deadline creates more spontaneity amongst themselves in the creative process, which they feel results in a funnier show.

That pending deadline creates another barrier to achieving the necessary two-prong approach, since merchants may invest in that technology without assurances from banks and credit card companies that they will adopt chip and PIN cards.