Sentence examples for long time deadlines from inspiring English sources

Similarly, long time deadlines allow for very accurate responses and presumably entail low common inputs to the decision network.

WRITING any serious tribute to the science journalist and editor, Sir John Maddox, can only really start a long time after deadline, with the assistance of a cigarette and a glass of wine.

Some of the plans are for projects the city has needed for a long time -- the deadline pressure of the Games could force New York to do things that it should have been doing anyway.

The musicians' perfectionism required extra time to complete the track and it was taped only on 10 October, a long time after the planned deadline for studio recording.

On the trade deadline long time Laker Derek Fisher along with a first round draft pick were traded to the Houston Rockets for Jordan Hill.

The Laughter of Triumph by Ben Wilson Faber £16.99, pp356 A day is a long time in journalism, just one damned deadline after another.

Graylin first points out that terminals accepting magstripe will still be around for a long time, and is also skeptical the deadline will be met.

It has been known for a long time that October 25 was the constitutional deadline for the current Palestinian Authority's legitimacy as an elected body.

I lived with the HTC 10 for nearly a week — not a long time, but chalk that up to industry deadlines.

It's still more than two months to the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline, and that's a long time to go with fingers crossed.

A week is a long time in politics, but short if you've a deadline to meet.