Sentence examples for what timescale from inspiring English sources

But there are real problems about how those ends can be achieved and on what timescale.

Who is carrying out the review, where it is being done and on what timescale must be matters of speculation.

Quite what sanction the courts could impose, and quite what timescale is envisaged for compliance, is not yet known.

International rules require banks to hit this target by 2019, although it not immediately apparent what timescale Barclays and Nationwide have been asked to work within.

Gulliver, though, was careful not to put a date on his departure, saying the appointment of the new chairman would "dictate on what timescale and by whom I'm replaced and what stage I retire".

It is not clear what timescale Grabiner has been given and the Bank warned that while it would publish the report it may not do so until the Financial Conduct Authority has completed its investigations into the market.

We will first analyze what timescales are present in the model in the regime that supports the SS solutions of Fig. 2B and how they should be grouped to apply geometric singular perturbation theory.

"How much material will have infallen, in what timescales, and how this impacts the planet location and eventual migration are all open questions in the field of planet formation.

Seafloor observatories are needed to determine over what timescales these vent fluid shifts occur, and assess their relative importance in gene expression levels of the microbial community.

You don't know what the timescale of your work will be: decades or only a few years.

A related challenge is the understanding of what short-timescale (hours to days) in vitro assays can tell us about long-timescale (months to years) processes that lead to in vivo toxicity end points such as cancer.