Sentence examples for that the timescale from inspiring English sources

What we conclude is that the timescale for ice-sheet disintegration is probably a lot shorter than has been assumed in the intergovernmental discussions.

In response to a written question from Baron, he hid behind the skirts of the Butler Inquiry, which had failed to notice that the timescale was made up.

But after studying the details of today's announcement, the country's leading business groups criticised the move, warning that the timescale will give companies little time to prepare.

In the end, of course, low oil prices will probably deliver production cuts, as the Saudis intended; it's just that the timescale is constantly being extended as oil inventories soar.

But it is important to remember that the timescale for many of these events is thousands of years, meaning the majority of sinkholes started undermining the earth long before humans had anything to do with it.

The FA will be keen that the timescale of the investigation and prosecution of any potential charge is succinct after Suárez's case took two months to complete, and Terry's a year.

And when we have that full data sample, which will be towards the end of [2012], that's the timescale on which we will have the really clear picture".

That's the timescale we initially worked to and we have to see what happens after that".

Constant a is a scale parameter that defines the timescale of the process.

Last year a leaked report highlighted concerns from the IT industry itself that the timescales involved were unrealistic.

A major challenge in this issue is that the timescales for many of the projects is complex.