Sentence examples for that timelines from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gates said that timelines and exit strategies at this point "would all be a strategic mistake.

"Seventy percent of jurisdictions do not set target dates for planning reviews," Ms. Golob said, adding that "timelines for project approvals and building reviews are indefinite and variable," hampering "even the most well-designed projects".

Were readers of salutes to the 100th anniversary of the French cosmetics giant L'Oréal, published by Advertising Age and Women's Wear Daily, surprised that timelines outlining events in the company's history jumped from 1939 to 1945 — leaving out whatever took place during World War II?

A conundrum in the field is that timelines of drug developers, academics, regulators, and patients are not the same.

Furthermore, my experience with biotech innovation is that timelines are far less predictable than software or even hardware.

Results strongly imply that timelines for water quality improvement demanded by the Water Framework directive are not realistic for the Chalk, and give an indication of time-scales over which improvements might be achieved.

(Mr. Greenwald disputes that timeline, saying he has been in contact with Mr. Snowden since February).

The drought has compelled some experts to suggest that timeline be significantly accelerated.

I'm not endorsing that timeline, by the way; I think it may be optimistic.

For cheesemakers, whose products often require a year or more of careful aging, that timeline is becoming even more pressing.

Yogi is the sort of person who has a timeline in his head – and in Yogi's case that timeline reaches well into 2015.