Sentence examples for enough timeframe from inspiring English sources

"This gives a long enough timeframe to claw back any losses from volatile periods".

Drug-induced hepatitis was not confirmed because the ALT values returned to normal within a short enough timeframe, so a liver biopsy was not performed.

Two such changes would be seismic enough in the timeframe given, yet Gove unleashed them all in one go.

It sounds overwhelming to achieve a goal, but it is possible, especially if you give yourself enough of a timeframe.

We finally realized that the state is not going to do enough, on a timeframe that is reasonable.

Paris may be a step in the right direction, but it's debatable whether it's a big enough step given the timeframe.

The judge could then give them a set timeframe to obtain enough evidence to justify a charge, or halt the investigation entirely.

Some argue that the existing timeframe is not enough to make a decision that will impact a generation of students.

In the present case, the DES timeframe was large enough to capture all events occurring during the disease span and even beyond (periods of recovery).

Callers were contacted four to eight weeks after the initial contact as it was anticipated that most would no longer be in contact with PANDA and that the timeframe was recent enough for accurate recall.

"It takes a timeframe that is far enough to see our world potentially transformed but close enough that people now in their 20s might be here to see".