Sentence examples for given the timescale from inspiring English sources
BBC negotiators are understood to be pleased to have fashioned the deal announced on Monday given the timescale they were presented with by George Osborne and his team.
Morgan is recognised as a potential match-winner, which was not the case with Cook, and given the timescale he was the obvious choice to take over.
Among the options on the table for the IOC will be a complete ban on Russia from the Rio Olympics, which begin next month, as well as a proposal to allow individual sporting federations to decide whether to implement separate bans – which, given the timescale, will be almost impossible to push through.
Given the timescale for the injury, Sturridge may have been doubtful for the return Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on January 28, but Rodgers could be able to pick him as early as this weekend for the trip to the Britannia.
Surprisingly, given the timescale we're looking at, there's quite a bit!
"Given the timescale involved, we'll have to see whether Stephen is available to play for us again, but he'll undergo his rehabilitation with us here at Ashton Gate".
"A strategy for deployment [of new carbon-removal technologies] at scale by 2050 should start now given the timescales inherent in bringing new technologies to market," says a new CCC report.
Given the timescales that such change requires, the need for 'band aid' solutions such as patient access and OIR is likely to be a characteristic of the policy landscape for the foreseeable future.
The government announced that funding would also be available to "complete the appraisal, scheme development and design" for the barrier – but gave the timescale as five to six years.
Because Eq. (13) has the same r dependence as that in their study (Kuroiwa and Sirono, 2011), their result gives the timescale of growth τg to a size r as: tau _g = frac{{r^2 S_0 (T)}}{{R_0 r_s S_0 (T_0 )}}.
Given the long timescale, there must be a doubt about how much of this will actually be delivered.
