Sentence examples for most timelines from inspiring English sources

The general APA-citation style will do for most timelines.

But he warned that even under the most promising timelines, that would be difficult for Europe to achieve by 2020.

Speak with any antibiotics researcher for long enough about finding a new antibiotic class and they will definitely use the words "holy grail"; it's a nod to how wondrous such an event would be, but it's also a concession that, even at the most optimistic timelines, it is beyond the reach of today's jobbing doctors, who need it most.

Here, we unravel the (highly confusing, often contradictory) events of Terminators one to five – and explore how the next film, which will see the welcome return of Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor, will fit into one of sci-fi's most complex timelines.

GM Cruise has one of the most aggressive timelines among companies hoping to deploy a commercial self-driving vehicle service.

Consumer headset-based AR is several years away from heavy consumer adoption even on the most aggressive timelines, so naturally DigiLens is looking at other implementations of their technology to take advantage of what they've created.

Consumer headset-based AR is several years away from heavy consumer adoption even on the most aggressive timelines, so naturally DigiLens is looking at other implementations of their technology to take advantage of what they've created.

It represents his most specific timeline yet on a possible transfer of power after the coup.

But Erdogan provided the most detailed timeline yet of the days and hours leading up to the killing three weeks ago.

To add to the confusion, we know that the most contemporary timeline has the same church buried up to its spire in sand.

1492 Christopher Columbus discovers the New World, creating one of the most important timeline events in history, mostly because the year rhymes with "sailed the ocean blue".