Sentence examples for shortened time frame from inspiring English sources

The tightened race — polls show that Mr. Romney has narrowed Mr. Obama's lead in some crucial states — heightens the impact of the shortened time frame.

I try to plan my life, within some unknown shortened time frame, struggling to maintain a balance between work and play, between what I have to do and what I want to do, while I can still do it.

Mr. Gentili also warned that after having run two and a half "textbook events," the Nov. 6 general election would not go smoothly because of the shortened time frame between the runoff and the general election.

A senior administration official said Saturday that the shortened time frame, as laid out by the new legislation, meant that a permit for the pipeline would almost certainly be rejected because there was not nearly enough time to review alternative routes.

Several sessions and the group work and presentations were faithful to the SI model, but other sessions in STAR were changed to account for the different faculty population and the shortened time frame (see Table S2 in Pfund et al., 2009; also see online Supplemental Material Table 1B of this paper).

"They used to say, 'Maybe my grandchildren will see another progressive movement.' But Nader has shortened our time frame".

A feature of the Victorian State Trauma System, which possibly shortened the time frame for impact in effect, was the implementation of center designation concurrently with trauma triage and transfer guidelines.

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It would also shorten the time frame for electing a new mayor.

If passed, the proposed law would make lead dust a hazard, shorten the time frame for correcting violations from about eight months to about two, add regulations for schools, playgrounds and day care centers and make it easier for lead poisoning victims to sue their landlords.

"We believe we can shorten that time frame significantly with Square Wallet," said Dorsey.