Sentence examples for greater timeline from inspiring English sources

Hyperlipidemia was associated with greater timeline perceptions (perceived to last for longer) for people prescribed 6 or more medicines.

Great timeline of G.M.'s decline, from Fortune.

By James Surowiecki November 25, 2008 Great timeline of G.M.'s decline, from Fortune.

The Amazon Cloud Player is coming out at precisely the wrong time in the great timeline of cellphone computing.

On the great timeline of television history, Google TV takes an enormous step in the wrong direction: toward complexity.

When you hire a wedding planner, they will create a custom one for you, or you can find great wedding timelines online and in wedding magazines.

Erikson and Wlezien, who authored the great book The Timeline of Presidential Elections: How Campaigns Do (and Do Not) Matter, actually overshot Obama's 3.9pt win by about a point, calling for a 5pt Obama victory.

I think that's a great description; the Timeline is all about the real you, and that's why I encourage you to use this image to highlight both work and play.

The interval between registration and randomisation was less than or equal to 10 w.d. in only 70 (29%) patients (95% CI=23%, 35%), which suggests delays due to clinical issues (such as visit scheduling after results were available) had a greater impact on timelines than delays in biomarker analysis (Supplementary Table 3).

However, it is important to note that within 23 minutes of the earthquake a moment magnitude was determined that was within 0.2 magnitude unit of the "final", gCMT, value, a great improvement over the timeline of the results for the 2004 great Sumatra earthquake.

Things seem to be on track for the iPhone 5 to meet its December release timeline in Greater China, since the device has now received approval for the final piece in the regulatory puzzle required for it to go on sale.