Sentence examples for the timeframe and from inspiring English sources

"The timeframe and the cost associated with it just doesn't make it a real option," Prendergast said.

Government obligations include informing parliament before any military operation about its legal basis, the assignment and the operational area as well as the timeframe and costs.

Apple has long been rumoured to be working on the technology, under the codename Project Titan, but the timeframe and even its existence have been mostly a mystery.

YouGov said it did not want to carry out the study because it could not be confident that it could accurately represent the British Muslim population within the timeframe and budget set by the paper.

"We support the concept [of the medical research fund] and getting to $20bn but there's issues about the timeframe, and I think that's true of the government as well".

The chief executive, Jamie Buchan, said there were "reasonable grounds" for believing a deal could be reached but he recognised there was "material uncertainty with respect to the timeframe and achievability of this".

These values were used to see if there is any correlation between the length of the timeframes and the performance metrics such as profits or hit ratio obtained.

"There is confusion on the timeframes and targets involved in delivery and a lack of clear ownership of legacy as a whole".

The key deficiency in process elements found in the tools reviewed with reference to the AMP principles related to the timeframes and level of resourcing required to achieve determined outcomes.

By marketing to the ideal student, during the ideal timeframe, and with the ideal message, the best concept for your marketing campaign can be identified.

An Excel spreadsheet was generated for each flat, recording the file names of the images in time order across the phenotyping timeframe, and the corresponding coordinate files.