Sentence examples for timeframe in from inspiring English sources

"Giving ourselves action items, and giving ourselves a timeframe in which to complete them [means we] hold ourselves to account.

The first film in the franchise opened during the same timeframe in 2014, and grossed over $560m worldwide.

This means that every fossil going generally has a pretty limited timeframe in which it can be discovered.

This piece has been updated to extend the timeframe in which Singer's manuscript may have been written.

This method would give British sailors a small timeframe in which to catch the more senior smugglers, but the mission would still be next to impossible.

The shares trade on a 2015 estimated PE of 15 times, with scope for upgrades as synergy numbers increase and the timeframe in which they are achieved shortens.

Our tendency is to set the bar extremely high on what we will achieve, while assigning an impractical timeframe in order to achieve it.

The appellate judge further destroyed the state's case regarding what happened in this timeframe in a lengthy footnote to his 59-page opinion.

You'll need a clear idea of what you want to fund, great messaging to communicate your idea, a fundraising target and a timeframe in which to meet it.

This severe cash flow challenge and inability to service the level of debt means that we have a short timeframe in which to act.

John Birt had a similar moment of vatic clarity, albeit over a shorter timeframe, in a speech he gave in 1999, shortly before departing as director general.