Sentence examples for timetable might from inspiring English sources

But many analysts said that timetable might be overly ambitious.

But because of the city's improving economy and tight housing market, that timetable might be shortened.

He held out hope — slim as it was — that the timetable might be revised again more favorably.

You had always planned on closing for a few months come New Year's Day, as you did last year, but your timetable might have to change.

That fast-track timetable might favor Lowe Lintas because it may prove difficult for an agency of the size needed by Burger King to handle such a big assignment to mobilize so quickly.

A few years ago when the world was in a downward economic spiral, the timetable might be a tad shorter, but times are rough these days.

The injury affects the other relievers in a bullpen already depleted by injuries; high-level prospects in the minors whose promotion timetables might be accelerated; and, potentially, pitchers like Grant Balfour of Oakland, Matt Capps of Minnesota and Mike Adams and Heath Bell of San Diego.

Still, that does not make clear if Griffin will be ready for the start of the season in September, a timetable that might be overly optimistic.

Yesterday, just barely 21 and right on any kind of timetable he might have set for himself, Roddick defeated Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain in straight sets, 6-3, 7-6 (2), 6-3.

Under a full 60-day bid timetable, shareholders might also have to time to learn what price somebody is willing to pay for Parsons.

The question of whether Mr. Mubarak will yield power willingly — and how and under what timetable he might do so — are driving the Obama administration's national security team to assess and reassess their strategy in dealing with him.