Sentence examples for timeframes allowed from inspiring English sources

In this way, with the short timeframes allowed, Zuck left the Senate sitting in the cloud.

The idea, at least in theory, is that better decision will be made in faster timeframes, allowing the game to flow more naturally, without mistakes being made that could cost a side on the global stage.

Herbarium data can be applied from local to regional spatial scales across chosen timeframes, allowing descriptions of local processes and larger mechanisms of range expansion and habitat suitability [14].

On Friday, Makaziwe declined to address the claims directly, while Zenani was unavailable for comment, but Ayob said: "The Mandelas will respond to the allegations within the timeframe allowed".

That timeframe allowed some developers to get their apps Retina-ready, but for many it took quite a bit longer.

The reporting of the AIDS crisis from this timeframe allowed the newspaper to come of age to the mature and professionally driven publication seen today.

This timeframe allowed sufficient time for seroconversion from infections during prophylaxis, while reducing the likelihood of seroconversion from infections after prophylaxis [ 11].

This timeframe allowed researchers to analyze the short-term impact of the Code on decision-making by gauging individuals' awareness of the Code within 12 months of its adoption.

You've just got to find the right formula that clicks one person in the right direction rather than another....I did try to practice preventative medicine when you see obese and if they've got diabetes or heart disease, of course I – but I must say it's not structured with the timeframe allowed 'cause this is about 20 minutes or more...and that's a bit hard sometimes to spare 20 minutes.

And for those working with people, funding predictability and flexibility over a longer timeframe allows for more innovative approaches, adapted to context and need.

Giving a clear timeframe allows them to see that the offer isn't endless, and makes them more likely to accept".