Sentence examples for timing extent from inspiring English sources

Grant Thornton says that it had "professional judgment differences on the nature, timing, extent and documentation on specific matters".Some academics have some sympathy with this.

The timing, extent and landscape coverage of the flight of stored product insect pests could influence their ecology differentially across climatic zones.

Controlling the timing, extent, and location of forest management activities can require positional information describing the landscape features being managed; information perhaps best derived from geographic information systems.

A multi-disciplinary study assessing the evidence for agriculture in Neolithic Ireland is presented, examining the timing, extent and nature of settlement and farming.

Lundy Island, in the Bristol Channel of south-west Britain, holds a pivotal place in understanding the extent and timing of Quaternary glaciations in southern Britain, in particular the timing, extent and dynamics of the Irish Sea Ice Stream during the Devensian glaciation.

Statements from SSCI chair Dianne Feinstein indicate that the report provides ample evidence that the CIA misled Congress, the executive branch, and the American public about the timing, extent, and success rate of its torture program.

Main outcome measures: Semistructured interview regarding timing and extent of communication with children from the time that a problem was first identified to initial treatment, and children's reactions.

The key issues now are timing and extent".

The first would involve circular arguments about the timing and extent of the deficit reduction programme.

Mr. Mohaddessin declined to provide detailed information about the timing and extent of the American attacks, but he said there had been repeated air strikes.

But "the timing and extent of any change in policy stance would depend on evolving economic and financial developments and the implications for the outlook for economic growth and inflation".