Sentence examples similar to workable time for from inspiring English sources

Overall, increasing the retirement age by 7 years implies an increase in workable time by 17.5%% (in the initial steady state, agents work for 40 years).

Although the longer workable time is beneficial for hot weather concreting, the longer initial setting time of such material has to be taken into consideration where early strength development is essential.

Patient samples can be collected and analysed within workable time frames and with reproducible mutation results.

Choose the most workable times, while keeping your other activities in mind.

The panting response led Jaguar management to commission a workable model in time for the Detroit show then just eight months away.

"But it will take some time for workable technical solutions to be developed, evaluated and rolled out so we have decided that a phased in approach is right," he added.

But with family incomes lagging as college prices continue to rise, the time for finding workable solutions is running out for an increasing number of students.

In light of new data showing that extended working lives are far more likely than a massive expansion of the retirement years, it's time for a more workable vision — and a more socially productive one.

By splitting up your tasks into workable parts, you automatically set up time for short breaks.

It will take time for the governors' plan to become workable, but their goals of simplified tax rates and fair treatment for all consumers are good ones.

Whatever the legalities, she argued, a workable defense system remains many years away, and there is ample time for the world's nuclear powers to agree on its specifics.