Sentence examples for in terms of timeframes from inspiring English sources
Similarly, in terms of timeframes, international responses separate funding streams and participant organisations into two distinct phases: emergency response and longer term recovery development (Pain and Levine 2012).
For example, before a surgical procedure some providers educate patients about the process and possible outcomes in terms of timeframes for changes, level of pain reduction, and pain medicine requirements [ 27- 29].
In terms of timeframe, she said that depends on the Commission.
We've had a lot of people wanting us to direct music videos, but for some reason that industry is crazy in terms of timeframe.
Existing methods of deriving the effects of variants can be limiting: many present too high a hurdle in terms of timeframe, privacy or ease of use; others are species limited.
Anderson says there are a number of changes in what they are doing in terms of goals, timeframe, judging criteria, "but the essential idea of getting cities to compete and collaborate was fully embraced".
In terms of the timeframe to flicking the monetization switch on, they say it's going to be "sometime in the next year".
In terms of launch timeframe for Olly, they're slating "early next year" — with an English version of the bot set to come first.
"We need to see detail in terms of the timeframe but it all starts with a commitment and we've never had that before, today the prime minister made that commitment," he said.
In terms of the timeframe, I think it'll be a case of months, not years.
