Sentence examples for for a time frame from inspiring English sources

I think it would be a bit naive to ask for a time frame, that would be naive," he said.

Asked for a time frame for his current campaign, he was quick to outline some ambitious objectives.

"We foresee 3,300 soldiers for a time frame of one year," Ivory Coast's president, Alassane Ouattara, the current chairman of the group, said after the meeting.

Asked for a time frame for revitalizing the United Network, Mr. Ryan suggested it would be "12, 18, 24 months" before big returns would be obvious.

The results indicate that: (i) forest structure and productivity in planted areas were not as would be expected for a time frame of 12 years; (ii) even with constant potential recolonisation of species from surrounding reference areas, planting alone was not sufficient for ecosystem and benthic macrofaunal recovery.

"I'm hoping in the next year or two, when everyone's cleared their diary a little bit," Scary Spice told Ellen DeGeneres when asked for a time frame.

38.2% of primary outcomes, 33.2% of secondary outcomes and 34.9% of primary and secondary outcomes combined were specific measures, for which a time frame was irrelevant or for which a meaningful time frame was present.

I would recommend a minimum of six months overseas experience - that is what employers will look for and a time frame in which you can build solid skills.

Most recently, we've heard from sources that the company may be planning an IPO for mid-2017 (a time frame that the FT has also reported).

To convey meaning about risk for disease, the SAR for disease must specify a time frame for the development of disease.

But Mr. Rowland has not hinted at his second choice for the job, nor a time frame for announcing it.