Sentence examples similar to popular timeframe from inspiring English sources
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".
Gordon has used some of the elements that made 24 popular — nonstop action in a compressed timeframe, a race to stop terrorists, a likable hero, and an exploration of the messiness of U.S. national security — in crafting his novel Gideon's War, published by Touchstone in January.
The overambitious constitutional timeframe and political leaders' failure to manage popular expectations after the revolution, particularly regarding the bleak state of the Tunisian economy, have led to mounting exasperation with both the assembly and the government.
But the whole of Revelation, with its swath of images and nonlinear timeframe, is just not amenable to this simplistic, popular, modern reading.
CheapAir notes that summer is often an exception to the rules: Because it's such a popular time to travel, they recommend booking a bit earlier than the timeframes suggested on the map.
Hannan uses a dual timeframe.
Critics also questioned the timeframe.
Within a reasonable timeframe!" – is a must.
The answer depends on the timeframe.
