Sentence examples for with the timeframe from inspiring English sources

"The increase of the illnesses closely corresponds with the timeframe of the switch to the Flint River water.

He said the official consultation process will start by the end of the year, in order to stick with the timeframe of a 2017 referendum on the issue.

The dates reported by Sky News are consistent with the timeframe that supporters have previously flagged but party sources said the dates were not locked in.

The prosecutor, Laura Hamilton, said the crown had "some difficulty with the timeframe" requested by Heard as it had managed to contact only eight of 12 witnesses it intended to call, three of whom would be unavailable until mid-February.

With the timeframe set, the coming months should see plenty of activity for the taskforce as members set up the company and eventually the factory, and inform farmers in the region of the plans.

He also takes issue with the timeframe of the current consultation.

But the rhythms of everyday life – whether for working parents or single young professionals – are often mismatched with the timeframes in which broccoli wilts and tomatoes go wrinkly.

Yearly lung condemnation rates did not correspond with the timeframes during which major respiratory disease outbreaks took place.

Overall, the nurses emphasised the patients' viewpoint, whereas the GPs were more concerned with how the timeframe and the evidence level influenced the perception of severity of the condition and the effectiveness of the intervention.

However, the comparison with studies using national HDD should be made with caution because the timeframe, the at-risk population and the geographical districts do not overlap.

The chief executive, Jamie Buchan, said there were "reasonable grounds" for believing a deal could be reached but he recognised there was "material uncertainty with respect to the timeframe and achievability of this".