Sentence examples for tighter timeline from inspiring English sources

Karl Mathiesen (@karlmathiesen) writes: The National Resources Defense Council has previously made the case for a 26% reduction on 2012 levels by 2020, a tighter timeline and lower baseline than the one proposed today by the EPA.

And with the possibility of an early election, those planning to mark a ballot could face a tighter timeline to make sure they can prove their current address.

"We have a tight timeline".

In the world of major waterway expansions, that is an impossibly tight timeline.

"These tests were produced under a very tight timeline," Ms. DeFabio said.

"It's really a tight timeline, because a lot of these cases aren't witnessed," Dr. Litovitz said.

"It's a race against a very tight timeline," tweeted Valcke, neglecting to add the hashtag #YOLO.

Part of the problem, says Marshall, is trying to operate to "a very tight timeline" imposed by the last government.

The state is on a tight timeline to implement data-driven teacher evaluations, create computer systems to track student progress, toughen curricular standards and open more charter schools.

"We're faced with a tight timeline," Lacob said, alluding to the 2017 expiration of the Warriors' lease at Oracle Arena in Oakland.

The tight timeline underscores the speed with which G.M. and the Obama administration are seeking to create a slimmed-down G.M. through the bankruptcy court.