Sentence examples for the timescale has from inspiring English sources

The timescale has not been met and Mancini feels he "can be disappointed about this".

The timescale has moved from the first 100 days to 'this autumn' and then 'in a few months' time'.

While the timescale has been fixed from April 1975, when victorious black-clad Khmer Rouge rebels swept into Phnom Penh, to January 1979, when invading Vietnamese troops seized the city and much of the country, defence lawyers say they intend to place the events of those years in a broader historical context.

He said: "All work to date [and] the timescale has taken account of local feedback.

The timescale has a peak at pH ≃ 7 and decreases in both the acidic and basic regions.

Fine splitting of the timescale has been used to allow the use of splines and fractional polynomials to model the baseline hazard continuously [ 21, 22].

Speaking to BBC News, Lord Oxburgh said the timescale had been adequate for the task.

And while the numbers seen within the timescale have again dipped under the 95% target for the first week of 2014, performance on many measures, such as cancelled operations and ambulances queuing, are still up on last year.

Furthermore, if the timescales have largely different values, certain eigenvectors are more persistent than others and dominate the nodes at which they are present.

As the recall accuracy for vigorous and less intense activity over this timescale has been deemed unreliable.

The provisional timescale has evolved as plans developed, the council said.