Sentence examples for the phasing of from inspiring English sources

"It shows the phasing of phrases that accumulate," Mr. Varone said.

Livingston disclosed that capital expenditure had increased by £50m to £608m "in line with the phasing of our major investment programmes".

It was a reference to the painfully slow talks here, where the phasing of a withdrawal from the Golan Heights has been among the many points of constant argument.

Western negotiators acknowledge that behind the phasing of the plan lay the hope that Iran would evolve over the lifetime of the agreement into a less authoritarian regime, and a less volatile actor on the world stage.

So the net giveaway yesterday for the year ahead was just £1.4bn – mostly accounted for by the phasing of planned rises in petrol duty, and the stamp duty holiday for the first-time buyers – with much of it clawed back in future years.

Ken Greenberg, an urban designer who has worked on several New York projects, feels that New York has been slower than its European counterparts to use pedestrian-friendly design, like changing the phasing of traffic signals to give pedestrians more time to cross and making curbs more angular to slow down traffic.

We note though: the re-emergence of hybrid bonds in the market; prospects for continued low interest rates for the short term; and the phasing of price controls means that the timing for any corporate activity is favourable (early in a five-year cycle) and sophisticated mezzanine finance used in highly leveraged transactions is available.

The phasing of circadian rhythms can be shifted by various stressors [28 30].

Ensemble-average curves were calculated to examine the phasing of activation.

The ensemble-average profiles for each muscle were calculated to examine the phasing of activation throughout the exercises.

This paper presents a new approach for design of water distribution mains aimed at considering the phasing of construction.