Sentence examples for timeframe to a from inspiring English sources

The @madebyGoogle Twitter account is responding to some incoming customer complaints with apologies, but little other info on the cause or timeframe to a resolution.

By 7 PM ET, it stopped promising a timeframe to a resolution, and said the fix would arrive "in the near future".

Statutory samples were taken on 13 August 2010 and the Northern Ireland Environment Agency claimed that NI Water had failed to respond within an appropriate timeframe to a "critical alarm" at the sewage pumping station.

The Pensions Regulator suggests that six to 12 months is a realistic timeframe to get a scheme in place, while some experts reckon 18 months is a sensible basis for planning.

Film has been able to replicate the unreliable narrator with relative ease -- 80-120 misutes is a manageable timeframe to present a skewed vision without calling attention to itself or falling apart -- while television has found it more problematic.

We chose this span of time because we thought that ten years are an appropriate timeframe to make a picture of the current situation in the field of relaxation techniques for anxiety management.

There appears to be a single-year timeframe to get a free upgrade.

Thus, there is equivalent potential for improvement of fuel yield per unit of land through breeding of energy crops, but this must be accomplished in an abbreviated timeframe to have an effect on global climate change [ 32, 33].

I suspect Apple may try to ship new iPads in the January timeframe in the future, while it continues to ship new iPhones in the June timeframe to create a greater time gap between this split.

You can also search by timeframe, to get an overview of what's on today, tomorrow, or the next couple of days.

The losing puzzle was finished on a 3 express train between Seventy-second and Forty-second Streets, an ambitious timeframe to complete such a puzzle, but one the committee presumably felt was doable.