Sentence examples for timeframes in from inspiring English sources

But the rhythms of everyday life – whether for working parents or single young professionals – are often mismatched with the timeframes in which broccoli wilts and tomatoes go wrinkly.

The timeframes in which the EU took decision were too long, he said, and it was the responsibility of heads of government to speed this up.

A spokeswoman for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner said: "The Australian information commissioner expects Australian government agencies bound by the Freedom of Information Act 1982 to meet the statutory timeframes in relation to processing FoI requests.

"We discussed different timeframes in our internal discussions from six months to three years, but without acceptance by the security council for the need for a deadline any time frame is meaningless".

Essentially a more grown-up, better conceived version of the Brangelina movie dud Mr & Mrs Smith, The Expats gives us an intriguing heroine in plucky Kate but sabotages itself by cross-cutting between two timeframes in a way that would work fine on screen but in a novel requires more signposting than Pavone gives us.

Shorter timeframes in the jail study were used to limit false positive reporting while still providing a measure for comparison.

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

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

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.