Sentence examples for new timeframe from inspiring English sources

The company has since said it remains committed to launching BBM on Android and iOS but given no new timeframe for when this will happen.

In 2013 the William Boyd-written continuation novel Solo was released; it ignored Deaver's new timeframe and was set in 1969.

HTC had originally planned to launch the One across North America by the end of March, but its new shipping timeframe still gives it a bit of a first-mover advantage over Samsung.

Six years is now the new standard timeframe for measuring college graduation.

Microsoft gave itself 12 months to pick a new CEO, a timeframe that it has used around one third of.

Bearing a new logo and timeframe, the fest will go down from January 8-17.

How governments and other funders can stimulate investment in new antimicrobials and timeframes and mechanisms for implementation.

This concept can be expanded to include countries, new variables and timeframes, and novel statistical techniques (e.g., using time series or cross sectional data).

Turnbull is shocked and resolved on action, flagging a royal commission shortly after sunrise on Tuesday that will report shortly after new year, a truncated timeframe that seems to fly in the face of the sheer complexity of the issues.

However, in the same timeframe, 324 new daily deal sites sprung up in Latin America (+27.5percentt) and another 235 in Europe (+15.7percentt).

While several buffalograss cultivars have been developed through buffalograss breeding, the timeframe for new cultivar development is long and is limited by a lack of useful genetic resources.