Sentence examples for time frames years from inspiring English sources

Beyond the immediate risk associated with lahar inundation, a significant problem for many communities will be managing displaced populations and dealing with long recovery time frames (years to decades) of damaged communities.

EMA: European Medicines Agency; EPAR: European Public Assessment Report; G-BA: Federal Joint Committee PAMM: post-authorisation measure Table 1 List of products with conditional appraisalsa and/or PAMsb Product Brand name Indication Conditional appraisalsd PAMse y/n Time frame (years) Number Time frame (years) Aclidinium bromide Eklira Genuair/Bretaris Genuair COPD No - 1 n.a.a

The amount of revenue they'd create is questionable, and the time frame [10 years to fully implement] is horrendous".

It sets a reasonable time frame (two years) for completion of a state study; the federal Environmental Protection Agency is also studying the issue.

According to a paper published in Science in 2007, "Droughts will become the new climatology of the American Southwest within a time frame of years to decades".

The amount of revenue they'd create is questionable, and the time frame [10 years to fully implement] is realistic and horrendous.

The students (85%) who had achieved their degree completed their studies within the nursing education programme's time frame (3 years).

Third, the present risk score predicts risk within a relatively short time frame (7 years).

First, we wanted to report data over a long time frame, 12 years of data.

A limitation is the restricted time frame (4 years), caused by the epidemiological events of the summer of 2003.

On a long-term time frame (>100 years), the use of woody biomass removed during forest treatments for electricity generation has a large effect on forest C balance.