Sentence examples for timescale's from inspiring English sources

"I said to him: 'Dad, the timescale's mixed up.

Enormous in timescale, Mahler's symphonies contain sufficient variety and contrast to maintain interest.

The key difference here is quality and timescale – Bungie's shooter nailed the gunplay so hard that doing the same thing over and over wasn't galling for many, but Battlefront loses most of its appeal after just one or two hours.

In the same timescale, Mercury's eccentricity may grow even further, and a close encounter with Venus could theoretically eject it from the Solar System altogether or send it on a collision course with Venus or Earth.

Interim Scotland boss Billy Stark says he is happy with the Scottish FA's timescale to appoint Craig Levein's successor.

A statement from the Argentinian FA said Fernandez "may not participate in the next game" but offered no timescale on Lavezzi's and Rojo's recoveries.

That means this proposed mission is just slightly more expensive and on a slightly longer timescale than NASA's Curiosity rover's journey from concept to Mars.

Italy did to put a timescale on Parisse's return to fitness.

"The inquiry's timescale will be influenced by the Maxwellisation process".

Mine!" The stadium was destined to seem like a graveyard all right, though Varela's timescale proved a bit ambitious.

The next day the dossier's timescale was halved to claim Iraq could get the bomb in a year.