Sentence examples for lead in times from inspiring English sources

While the Fed usually takes the lead in times of crisis, Treasury secretaries have also played important roles by reassuring the public that they have a grip on the markets' problems and stand ready to address the financial system's vulnerabilities.

So, back to the question: How does one lead in times of uncertainty?

One of the consistent surprises of our work is seeing who steps up to lead in times of change.

At Sheffield Hallam, various courses now start in February, aimed particularly at mature students who are unaccustomed to the long lead-in times of admissions processes.

"Lessons for the future should be learned, given that seismic reforms will always require greater planning and lead-in times," he said.

She went on to stress that long lead-in times meant it was unlikely any new rules would be implemented in that period, which the government expects to be about two years.

Long lead-in times for large infrastructure projects should be spent thinking about how to equip those out of work with the skills that will be in demand, according to Haw, who would like to see an element of local labour ringfenced during the procurement process.

Yet it says that "the lead-in times for achieving such a radical change of paradigm mean that it would be wise to begin now describing what a future operating framework could look like, even if we have no firm plan for moving to it".

An EU source said: "We need a standard that reflects the state of art of the technology, that is as close as possible to what engineers are capable of doing, without going so high that a number of 60-tonne aircraft types would be put out of the market as that would be environmentally unhelpful, economically detrimental and also quite unfair, as lead-in times for aircraft take about 10 years".

Longer lead-in times to routine treatment may have facilitated treatment readiness while the negative impact of delaying treatment may have been confounded by delays between seroconversion and diagnosis.

"With whisky, there's such a long lead-in time.