Sentence examples for truncated period from inspiring English sources

The opportunity to replicate World Cup conditions, even for a truncated period, can be invaluable.

"The network television development model has a very truncated period in which pilots can be developed and produced," he adds.

Jacinda said she intends to be "fully contactable" during her truncated period of maternity leave (which her government has increased to 22 weeks from July).

The voting follows an unusually truncated period of campaigning, in which many of the country's 7,400-plus 7,400-pluscandidates were too frightened to venture into political even to identify themselves, particandidates the northern and central parts of the country weree too insurgency is strongest.

The Nokia assets that Microsoft purchased provided the company with partial-quarter revenue of just under $2 billion, and negative earnings per share for the truncated period of $0.08.

Epidemiologic analysis of data from the truncated period of randomized treatment has confirmed this relationship (4).

Asked about Van Gaal often staying for only truncated periods with clubs, Scholl said: "Yeah, I think he's for the moment exactly the right coach for United and United will be successful again with him.

This accommodation no doubt results from the truncated contest period established by the Florida Supreme Court in Bush I, at respondents' own urging.

In the truncated enrollment period this year, 8.8 million people enrolled or changed plans on the exchange and 2.4 million people got coverage for the first time.

This accommodation no doubt results from the truncated contest period established by the Florida Supreme Court in Bush I, at respondents’ own urging.

First, we reproduce the FP&S methodology in relation to the five East Asian countries, gathering comparable data over a comparable (but truncated) time period.