Sentence examples for likely deadlines from inspiring English sources

More likely, deadlines loomed.

While the fine print of Dodd-Frank suggested that January was the likely deadline, some conflicting statements from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission confused the banks.

But as the likely deadline looms, there is no election date, no list of candidates and not even a real list of voters in a country of at least 150 million people.

If you spend a lot of time pushing pixels around to make things perfect or lament over whether "shoe" or "boot" is a better word, you're wasting time and likely missing deadlines.

The hardest issue is likely to be deadlines.

Analysts said that regulators are now likely to stretch deadlines to enable BancOklahoma to meet the capital requirements.

Respondents said that when their leader clams up or blows up under pressure, their team members have lower morale; are more likely to miss deadlines, budgets, and quality standards; and act in ways that drive customers away.

In reality, none of those "kill-by" deadlines likely means anything.

As a result, it is looking increasingly likely the 2011 deadline for the MAC directive will be delayed.

It was a strong indication that there was not enough goodwill remaining, or enough progress, to make another extension of the deadline likely.

In the meantime, he has written to ambassadors of the affected countries to determine which nations will likely miss the deadline.