Sentence examples for such a timescale from inspiring English sources

At any other time, such a timescale might be seen as unsound decision-making that has not taken into account legal, financial and risk considerations.

Such a timescale emphasises the need for flexibility and local adaptability, both in the electronic health record systems and in how they are delivered to accommodate technological developments and changing local and national priorities.

With such a timescale in Fig.  7a (0 s ≤ t ≤ 120 s), the combined effects of τ2 (which varies with the relative humidity) and τ3 can be seen: For lower humidity levels, because of the reduced concentration of charge carriers, the time required to establish the EDL is longer, resulting in an increase of τ2 (this affects the slope of the curve for t < 60 s).

In practice it will be difficult to enforce within such a short timescale.

The electrical conductivity of the core is too high to allow the field to decay on such a short timescale.

The civil service is no stranger to job cuts, pay freezes and budget reductions, but it is unusual for so many different pressures to be bearing down over such a short timescale.

The agencies involved in the taskforce acknowledged from the outset that a pragmatic approach was required to resolve this issue, and in particular credit should be given to Minister Coveney who steered this sensitive issue to a satisfactory conclusion in such a short timescale".

Indeed, perhaps the disadvantage of spanning such a wide timescale is that Sinclair's work is constantly changing and adapting to new conditions and ideas; her early New Woman novels bear little resemblance to her later modernist works, though there is little difference in quality.

"The Cabinet Office's comments do not feel supportive and do not begin to recognised the immense effort that has gone into trying to make this initiative work by stretching very tight funding across health and social care in such a short timescale".

But the story unfolds over many millennia, and to be forced to think about society and evolution on such a long timescale is disorienting and thrilling; honestly, it changed the way I look at the world, even if I'm embarrassed to admit it.

It is unprecedented for the Welsh government to attempt to pass a bill in such a tight timescale.