Sentence examples similar to five year timeframes from inspiring English sources

"The risk of something seriously dangerous happening is in the five year timeframe.

According to Aylesbury Vale, the partnership is expected to deliver savings in the longer term over a three to five year timeframe.

A five year timeframe might make sense for most companies, but whatever the timeframe, commitment is key.

In addition, forty-one percent of the 2014 first year entering class was first-generation college students, an increase of ten percent over a five year timeframe.

EST projects are already underway for additional bird species (eg. quail and condor) and in the three to five year timeframe, it is likely that sequencing of additional bird genomes will be undertaken.

SIMD is a relative measure of deprivation and given the impact of socioeconomic drift in the PsyCIS cohort, wider Glasgow and Scottish population during our five year timeframe, its use has a number of limitations.

The seasonality of the infectious syndromes should not have affected the study results given the five year timeframe, but respondents may have been more likely to recall minor illnesses occurring in the recent past.

But they're forgetting that Amazon thinks in five to seven year timeframes.

The arrangements agreed in the Congress to enable consideration of the TPP agreement included a two year timeframe.

This $2.9bn Coalition commitment for roads in western Sydney is over a ten year timeframe, with most of the funding actually promised outside the forward estimates.

A couple of positive broker notes also helped, with Morgan Stanley advising clients to buy Next shares on a two year timeframe and Credit Suisse issuing an outperform rating on the business.