Sentence examples for definite deadlines from inspiring English sources

Experiments are planned well in advance, with definite deadlines and specific goals.

"You have to think that when you do an experiment, that it costs money and that there are definite deadlines".

But there is no definite deadline at the moment".

A senior Iranian official said: We do not see any definite deadline.

A definite deadline will get you moving and you will have an appreciative audience for your great work!

A hiring manager in a discovery position works with less-definite deadlines and timetables than the person who runs the department charged with, for example, scaling up a biomolecule.

Not definitive, just definite.

Until a definite opening date is set, the deadline for starting the reinstallation will remain fluid.

If it's a race, you have a definite date you're working toward, literally putting a deadline on your training.

Compared to daily life in companies--its deadline pressure, its blindness to its own problems--the university has definite advantages in terms of freedom and interactive working styles, which normally are not available to businesses.

For definite".