Sentence examples for making timeframes from inspiring English sources

"We thought we were making timeframes that were correct," he wrote.

This phone has been some two years in the making — a timeframe that testifies to the complexity of building handset hardware and a new mobile platform, not to mention rallying developers and achieving Android compatibility.

PCPs reported working under tight timeframes, making flexibility difficult.

Studies reported retention rates for different timeframes making comparisons difficult.

The bank also made its timeframe for achieving 2% inflation open-ended, removing its two-year deadline.

Try to make your timeframe as large as possible.

Generic Xanax, which goes by the name alprazolam, has become 23% more popular in that same timeframe "making it the most prescribed psycho-pharmaceutical drug and the 11th-most prescribed overall, with 46m prescriptions written in 2010".

Blue Apron had $483 million in revenue and $84 million in losses for the same timeframe, making HelloFresh the slightly bigger competitor of the two.

"In our data, the price of travel within Europe declined the most in that timeframe, making these routes some of the best potential bargains for 2016," said the report.

Unfortunately, things aren't quite that clear today, and for this reason we recommend shortening your timeframes or making sure you have hedges in place.

Janet Murguia, president of the National Council of La Raza, said Mr. Emanuel told her the issue needed to be addressed without making commitments on a timeframe.