Sentence examples for for an exact date from inspiring English sources

"But this trip," Griffin said, "this is it". Clippers Coach Doc Rivers was asked for an exact date for Griffin's return, but he wasn't willing to give a definitive answer either.

The envoy, Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, a Frenchman who has often carried out negotiations for Pope John Paul II, said an exact date for the meeting was not clear.

This shows that there was greater evidence of consultations being recorded in the GP records for participants who reported an exact date rather than for those who reported an estimated date.

The agreement between patient questionnaires and GP records was moderate and whilst there was greater evidence of consultations being recorded in the GP records, for participants who reported an exact date rather than an estimated date, for many consultations the participants were unable to report an exact date, hence keeping both is probably necessary.

Personnel and pension records contained files for 3406 men with an exact date or year of death.

When Ryanair announced it was cutting back flights for its winter schedule it did not give an exact date for when this would come into effect.

"So we feel pretty good about it, but we don't have an exact date for when he'd be out there for us".

"So I always try to use an exact date for each contingency".

Later, much later if necessary, it would settle on an exact date for the turning point.

Radiocarbon dating provides a range, often spanning 200 years or more, rather than an exact date for a site.

It was the first time he had given an exact date for the elections, which he first announced in 2004.