Sentence examples for tighter timescale from inspiring English sources
An "evidence-based review (EBR)" of the descriptors, designed by charities, is still stuck at the testing stage despite the DWP initially committing to a tighter timescale.
With tweaks to coal unit scheduling, wind power could be procured as soon as it becomes available, allowing decisions on a much tighter timescale than currently happens, the report says.
In a world of 'next-day delivery' where consumers want products fast, 3D printing will make it possible for businesses to consistently deliver goods in tighter timescales.
The biggest challenge was the ridiculously tight timescale.
In a complex operation with a tight timescale to accommodate the Rugby World Cup in the autumn of 2015, everyone knows their job.
The studio was said to be citing concerns about scheduling and a tight timescale to explain its abandonment of Memphis, but Deadline speculates that objections from King's family may have played a part.
Here are two examples of how to implement the technique: A candidate for a marketing executive role might be asked: "Tell me about a time that you solved a problem to a tight timescale".
Deloitte, however, said: "All employees were notified in writing of the risk of redundancy and consultations took place at sites in a very tight timescale and whilst significant efforts were being undertaken to rescue the business.
Many of the plans are a long way from ready, and the tight timescale means a lot of additional work will need to be done after their formal submission this month.
Rob Joyce of the respected financial think-tank the Institute of Fiscal Studies, said that Mr Osborne had made the cuts more challenging by the tight timescale in which he wanted to achieve them.
"The key to achieving our target of being ready for the York game was being able to move a significant amount of turf across the country, from Scunthorpe, within a very tight timescale and Eddie Stobart have been magnificent," says Phil King, Carlisle's marketing director.
