Sentence examples for setting a timescale from inspiring English sources

He says another complication is setting a timescale in stone.

Cortical viscoelasticity may also contribute to chemotaxis by setting a timescale over which a cell can change shape as it sends out a pseudopod.

China did not set a timescale for the phase-out.

"If it's an ankle injury, you can grade it and set a timescale.

The FA, which has preferred not to comment on the identity of specific candidates, has not set a timescale for the search for a manager and is likely to appoint an interim to oversee fixtures in September, which include the first World Cup qualifier in Slovakia.

It was surprising, then, that Khamenei in his Nowruz speech welcomed the "preliminary actions" of Rouhani's government in reducing inflation to 13% from over 40% but also set a timescale for "appropriate actions" to produce improvements by "the end of the year" (that is, the end of the Iranian year in March 2017).

Coventry have not yet set a timescale for finding a new manager.

Celtic are drawing up a list of candidates, but they have not set a timescale for making an appointment.

In health, however, it feels as though there is little room for manoeuvre, with the Treasury dictating direction and setting an unrealistic timescale.

The minister told MLAs that he had set a "challenging timescale" for the completion of the review.

Well, he doesn't really set out a timescale in his 1798 An Essay on the Principle of Population, so the answer has to be no.