Sentence examples for say one week from inspiring English sources

"You can't say one week after a bill has been passed that you can't do it".

Such an income could not be achieved in a whole month of work, but it can be obtained in, say, one week of seminar.

This means that for a given planning horizon (let us say, one week), each subspecialty had an 'a priori' assigned number of the OR block times for its patients that were scheduled for surgery.

"We're stunned that the president would say one week that he's going to veto any provision that includes Keystone, and then cave the next week," said Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org, an environmental group opposed to the pipeline.

He advises visitors to instead be alert to the threat on the streets saying, "one week in Salvador is more risky than being at the stadium".

The Council of Europe said one week's notice fell short of international standards and the wording was unclear, while Greece's highest court has been asked to cancel the plebiscite on constitutional grounds.

The report, in fact, does not conclude that the E.P.A. was wrong in saying, one week after the attack, that the air in Lower Manhattan was "safe to breathe," but only that the scientific underpinning was inadequate, at that moment, for such a broad generalization.

"I'd do it again, I might do it differently," O'Keefe said one week after being hit with fines, probation, and community service in admitting to entering federal property under false pretenses.

The scientists say: "One-week measurements could erroneously indicate that a building with 'safe' levels is unsafe, if measured around a tidal-cyclic radon maximum, or that a building with 'unsafe' levels is safe".

For example, employees can use FMLA intermittently -- say, one day a week for 12 months -- rather than using 12 weeks all at once.

'.. it is not like you can just say one afternoon a week-everyone wants to meet at different times and then when they don't turn up you have wasted a whole afternoon.