Sentence examples for troubled timeline from inspiring English sources

Times have changed; the place now has a life-sized chessboard and the humanities teachers all dress like hipsters, but the artron emissions emanating from the school's troubled timeline have made it easy bait.

At the same time, government revenue falls an average of 2% in the second year after the onset of the troubles (see timeline, below).

We take a closer look at where it all went wrong for the supermarket giant: Tesco's rise and fall: A timeline to trouble February 2011: Sir Terry Leahy steps down as chief executive on his 55th birthday after 14 years in charge, overseeing a leap in pre-tax profits from £750m in 1997 to £3.4bn at his last set of annual figures in April 2010.

A timeline in the 66-page blueprint leaves open a window of two additional years, saying it may take until fall 2018 to fully "transition" from the troubled facility.

That timeline troubles Jay Handal, co-chairman of the Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates, a group that monitors city spending.

Board investigators are having trouble piecing together a timeline of the crash, because they say they have received conflicting reports of when the plane took off and when rescuers reached the scene, said the chairwoman, Deborah A.P. Hersman.

"I always get into trouble for giving timelines," he said.

How and why did the center's troubles metastasize, its price tag multiplying and its timeline stretching beyond all predictions?

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"The Trouble with Tribbles" was also re-imagined in that timeline's comic book series by IDW Publishing and entitled "The Truth About Tribbles".

"By seeking an extension, it demonstrates the city and Warriors are in deep trouble and cannot meet an overly optimistic and unrealistic timeline".