Sentence examples for more realistic timeframe from inspiring English sources

Stephen Timms, Labour MP and the party's welfare spokesman, said two years was a "more realistic timeframe".

My words were wasted, Owen was: a) far too demob happy for his own good and b) needing a more realistic timeframe of six years rather than six paltry weeks to turn into the student I had in mind.

They decided to set the game further in the future, the year 2084, to provide a more realistic timeframe for their version of "Big Brother".

The PSD is planned to be completed by January, which is probably a much more realistic timeframe for Congress to start rolling out a new FAA.

To achieve his goals, albeit within a more realistic timeframe, he will not only have to use tough language and rely on his fear-inducing persona, but also heavily invest in the capacity of state institutions.

This also gives you a more realistic timeframe, as you can purchase the garage and you'll know straight away how long it will take to build and when the building work will commence.

Providers said that they typically try to diffuse those expectations by outlining more realistic timeframes.

The low rate of delivery may indicate a need for more attention being given during the preparation of the Programme of Work and Budget to ensuring that managers are more realistic in identifying the timeframes for these types of work.

Facilitators reported that for the PDSA cycles, small goals were more successful because they were more realistic in the six month timeframe of the study.

The next steps in using BEEHAVE to examine more realistic scenarios will involve using detailed empirical evidence to capture those exposure routes and timeframes, for specific chemicals in precise locations, and a specific module for this is in development.

So what is a realistic timeframe for spending federal money?