Sentence examples for uncertain timelines from inspiring English sources

The long-term plan is mainly concerned with allocation of human resource, such as operators, engineers, chemists, and analysts to projects that have uncertain timelines.

"… there were four players in this program and there were four programs, all with different accountability and all with very uncertain timelines, so a dreadful mess".

Mullen told me that he sees various players in a prospective Afghan endgame, including the Taliban, "positioning themselves as best they can, with an uncertain outcome, an uncertain strategy, and an uncertain timeline.

It appears that we generally agree that, despite the uncertain timeline of how these trends play out, the landscape is likely to be more changeable than investors have become used to.

The psychological burden of the disease was increased by the uncertain timeline and the varying effectiveness of treatment.

The long and uncertain timeline as well as the psycho-sexual consequences of the disease had taken the participants by surprise and this had increased the burden associated with GWs over time.

Key pre-market challenges included identifying and maintaining stable funding to see firms through lengthy developmental timelines and uncertain regulatory processes.

Advance planning is risky as product timelines are uncertain, but without early engagement (e.g. 5 years pre-licensure), country decision making may be delayed and products will sit unused on shelves.

The pyramid project has yet to receive final approval, and the timeline is uncertain.

It's uncertain, based on the timeline of events, if Ticketmaster will be held to these standards or the now-overturned 1998 standards, but either way the water is starting to heat up around the ticket dealer.

But the timeline for these advances is uncertain.