Sentence examples for generous deadlines from inspiring English sources

The book also reveals Thompson's correspondence with the editorial team, and one letter bears a list of exciting commissions and generous deadlines.

There was no "sensitivity training" for Israeli troops, no buses to drive the expellees away, no generous deadlines to get ready, no compensation packages for their homes, and no promise of government-subsidised alternative housing when the bulldozers went into Rafah.

Even in my relatively short two-year lifespan as an investor (as well as Kickstarter backer), I know that such seemingly generous deadlines slip … all of the time.

This is the beauty of research with a generous deadline: footnotes can one-up the text.

The state has indeed given itself a generous deadline of 2040 to achieve a fully sustainable groundwater management system, with the possibility to push that back even further.

The editor gave him a generous deadline and a lot of room to flesh out his argument – 4,000 words.

The issue may well be resolved before the organisation's own generous 2018 deadline, with former Olympic champion and Labor senator Nova Peris the new frontrunner.

Well, mainly because she's more professional than I am, but also because her publisher (being a serious business publisher rather than a chilled-out literary one) is less generous with deadline extensions.

Subway is the latest food chain to give itself a generous 10-year deadline.

Though McDonald's deserves credit for being first, the fast-food giant gave itself a generous 10-year deadline.

The Subway food chain gave itself a generous 10-year deadline to end the use of eggs laid by caged hens.