Sentence examples for have a timeframe from inspiring English sources
"It doesn't really have a timeframe – it could be the present day.
He said he did not yet have a timeframe for when the Marines would leave, though he said it would be "soon".
In an emailed statement, Hershey said its work on "exploring" the replacement of high-fructose corn syrup "is just under way" and that it did not have a timeframe on when it might be complete.
Caseness must have a timeframe.
Intel does not currently have a timeframe to publish these statistics.
Target says it does not yet have a timeframe in mind for how long the pilot will run before expanding elsewhere.
We agreed the date that the transfer would take place so we had a timeframe to work to.
Spieth may insist he never had a timeframe by which to target becoming No1 in the world rankings, as he can legitimately do now.
In other words, it has a timeframe that can be short, medium, or long term.
Despite an international setup, there's no word in the filing on whether Nio has a timeframe for selling vehicles outside of China.
Fourth, there was lack of a specific timeframe for measuring consistent condom use with different types of male and female partners, while the frequency of alcohol use had a timeframe (previous one month).
