Sentence examples similar to fluid deadlines from inspiring English sources
Foreign business executives complained about a culture in which time was viewed as fluid, not fixed, and deadlines were treated as guidelines.
In China, time is fluid; the importance of deadlines is related more to convenience and respect than to closing a deal.
Even after colossal music industry success that can lead to a certain fluid view of time and deadlines, Norah Jones hates being late.
And now media deadlines are much more fluid, because of 24-hour media.
I didn't think anyone was going to listen to it it was just for me, so I created my own deadlines, which were pretty fluid.
Until a definite opening date is set, the deadline for starting the reinstallation will remain fluid.
That means negotiations are fluid and the outcome uncertain with just days to go before the deadline.
The committee has a Nov. 30 deadline to submit a proposed solution, and aides cautioned that negotiations were extremely fluid and that there is a risk talks will unravel.
