Sentence examples for the timescale he from inspiring English sources

Challenged on the tightness of the timescale, he said: "We don't have time to take longer.

Morgan is recognised as a potential match-winner, which was not the case with Cook, and given the timescale he was the obvious choice to take over.

They're like the episodic rainstorms in the Arizona desert, but on a longer timescale, he says.

But it's a question of timescale, he says: "In the long term there are very few available options: renewables, fission and fusion".

"These are the sort of changes that are going to affect us in quite a short timescale," he warned.

Defending the timescale of the project, he added: "It is difficult to get things built in a modern, industrial democracy like Britain, that is why we need to get going now".

He takes the timescale, from the 1970s to the present, from the BBC TV fictional police series Life on Mars.

"It's frustrating that BT Wholesale can't match the timescale of the LLU providers," he said, adding that PlusNet may turn to Tiscali, another wholesale service provider, if BT can't provide what it needs.

"The timescales to which he is operating are completely unrealistic.

"It is a bit like Tom Croft with the [neck] injury he had - the timescale is not the important thing, it is getting it 100% right".

He also questioned the timescale of the leadership process, saying it had been "almost decided" within five days of the election.