Sentence examples for window of time for from inspiring English sources

But let's face it: there's a short window of time for this to be resolved".

But I think there is still a window of time for us to resolve this diplomatically.

Both companies set a 15- to 20-minute window of time for passenger pickups, at their home, office or hotel.

Wadler said that giving athletes notice was "100percentt unacceptable" because some could be tempted to use that window of time for various "evasive techniques".

On some days, the musicians would drum for as long as 10 hours, which provided a window of time for the neighborhood's children to play in safety, residents said.

Furthermore, as the enemy automates its military, or in the case of a non-state actor, simply adapts to our level of automation, the window of time for effective responses will grow steadily narrower.

The new ads point to specific improvements the company has made: smartphone apps, on-demand TV options and narrower windows of time for home service calls.

"I'm partly in recovery," Mr. Schlesinger said with a laugh, adding that taking "little windows" of time for rest and relaxation is part of the natural cycle of touring.

Some government entity, with little notice, declares specific windows of time for herring fishing, and when the moment comes, a free-for-all ensues in which vessels of various sorts jostle for the best spots at high speeds.

Each day there will be two windows of time for a guest to get a StagePass ticket, one ticket per window of opportunity.

These approaches to live animal experimentation in space flight that include tissue harvest for multiple investigators require determination of (1) tissue-specific windows of time between euthanasia and tissue fixation that retain quality of histology and (2) tissue-specific windows of time for tissue fixation that retain high quality protein and RNA for subsequent analysis.