Sentence examples for timeline of two from inspiring English sources

"That shipment that was taken out in one day more than tripled our previous timeline of two to three months for Iran to be able to acquire enough weapons grade uranium for one weapon and it is an important part of the technical equation that will bring the breakout time to at least one year for the next 10 years.

Production of Beauty and the Beast had to be completed on a compressed timeline of two years rather than four because of the loss of production time spent developing the earlier Purdum version of the film.

Meanwhile, Palmer was growing increasingly anxious: with a timeline of two months from design approval to the availability of the actual coins, she feared that the pieces would not be available for sale until well into the fair's May to October run.

As outlined in our findings, half of the systematic reviews in HSE were conducted five or more years ago and a large proportion of those produced by the Cochrane Collaboration have also not been updated within their recommended timeline of two years.

Analysts at Gartner played it safer in their "Hype Cycle" report, giving a fuzzier timeline of five to 10 years for 3-D to catch on.

France, Germany and the European Union all criticized some aspects of Mr. Bush's approach before their leaders arrived here, even while praising the president for setting a loose timeline of three years for the creation of a Palestinian state and for calling for Israel's eventual withdrawal to its pre-1967 borders.

Earlier in his career, Tetlock conducted a famous 20-year study in which he had a group of experts make a total of around 28,000 predictions about politics, war, economics and other topics over a timeline of one to 10 years.

It enabled users to automatically aggregate a timeline of one's life filled with pictures, videos, text messages and notes.

Even if you use a shorter timeline of six to nine months, "it's still a little early" to see results, says Stuart Freeman Stuart Freeman, chief equity strategist for A.G. Edwards.

Roaming the timeline of one of my younger BBC colleagues, who must have just left school in 2006, I found this: "Now addicted to Facebook, MySpace and MSN.

Because of its size, her doctors amended their first timeline of three to five years, to just six months.