Sentence examples for traditional span from inspiring English sources

It shortened the traditional span of budget projections from ten years to five, which allowed it to hide the long-term costs of its tax cuts.

As companies have decentralized strategic and innovation activities, promoting agility, they have become increasingly hospitable to catalysts those mission-driven leaders who corral corporate resources that are outside their traditional span of control to address sprawling challenges.

For the most part, that means they are open only in warm weather — a notion that has been stretched far beyond the traditional span of Memorial Day to Labor Day to one that begins as early as St . Patricks Day and ends, in one case, as late as New Year's.

Now bioethics is thirty years old, the traditional span of a generation, and has reached an anniversary that invites reflection.

Hence the ideal number for traditional spans was usually pegged at seven, so that supervisors would be able to get more face time with their workers.

However, just like traditional long-span bridge dynamic analyses, existing structural control studies of a long-span bridge usually consider either only wind loading or moving vehicles, but not both at the same time.

He is developing what he calls viable Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence (SENS), which he is convinced can end aging and our acceptance of death after a traditional life span.

Almost without exception, traditional complex span tasks require short-term retention of emotionally-neutral information in the face of demands to process competing emotionally-neutral information (Conway et al., 2005; Schmeichel, Volokhov, & Demaree, 2008).

Digital information has thrown traditional task spans out the window.

Their traditional territory spanned a very wide geographical area.

At Seneca, as young scouts worked waste deep in the creek to construct a traditional "monkey bridge" rope span across the water, Elisabeth Bumiller helped other parents repair the deck of the historic bunk cabin and prepared for her own night in a tent.