Sentence examples for timescale stood from inspiring English sources
If, at times, he was troubled by the uncertainties of global security – he supported the Pugwash conferences on science and world affairs – it was because he detested profligacy, because his timescale stood astride the expediencies of national and world politics, and because he was among the most perceptive and gentle of the nuclear pioneers.
Labour public health spokeswoman Luciana Berger said: "A few company names on a non-binding plan with no timescale stands little chance of delivering the fundamental change needed to improve our national diet.
Eighteen months on the prime minister must tell the party exactly when he intends to stand down within a timescale that enables his successor to take on the task of rebuilding the party and reconnecting with both our traditional supporters, and those who joined us for the first time in 1997".
"Cultural and biological evolution doesn't stand big change on a short timescale well, so I wouldn't invent anything that's too radically different from the human experience so far".
Three professional practice issues stand out from this case: privacy, decision-making timescales and parental mental illness.
We then used FVS to simulate vegetation growth after fire to compare timescales of carbon recovery after fire between TB and NTB stands, and assess how differences between modeled and observed estimates of tree mortality influenced recovery timing in our study area.
POES stands for Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellite.
A manageable timescale #pensions".
Is this timescale realistic?
