Sentence examples for usual timescale from inspiring English sources

The company insists that three months is a perfectly usual timescale for establishing liability, but admits "we have delayed matters unnecessarily".

Gorbunova is hopeful, however, that the introduction of HMW-HA will be possible into human cell structures and the usual laborious timescale of trials might be short circuited somewhat, not least because a very similar sugar molecule is already being used as an anti-inflammatory treatment for arthritis in people, and is also present in some cosmetics, suggesting it may be tolerated by the body.

In that case, as usual, the timescale becomes around one cell generation.

The dynamic strain sweep measurements proved that the gelation of Lentinan in water is induced by the extremely entangled and stiff triple helices forming continuous network, and the Lentinan gel is structurally more like a solution that is unable to flow within a timescale of usual observation.

The consultation was given little publicity by the government and had a timescale of six weeks – half the usual three months.

As usual, the game features weapons and vehicles accurate to the timescale, including the fighter planes and tanks that heralded a new era of mechanised warfare.

A manageable timescale #pensions".

What is the timescale?

No timescale was given.

Is this timescale realistic?

The timescale looks astonishingly short.