Sentence examples for years timeframe from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses a corpus of key development requirements for building universally accessible interactions that has been consolidated from real practice, in the course of six medium-to-large scale research projects, all completed, within a 10 years timeframe.

I think it will be quite unusual to see cars that don't have full autonomy - let's say for new car production in the 15 to 20 years timeframe - and for Tesla it will be a lot sooners than that," he said.

In the present study the temporal trend over six years timeframe from 2010 to 2015 showed an increase in overall suicide cases.

Severe represents occurrence of floods 5 times or more in 10 years timeframe with considerable loss/damage of standing crops, where moderate means 3-4 times occurrence with significant loss/damage while low represents occurrence at least twice in 10 years timeframe with loss of standing crops.

He expects Britain's exit negotiations will be concluded within the two-year timeframe.

This period was covered by the economic review, but subsumed within its two-year timeframe.

"The risk of something seriously dangerous happening is in the five year timeframe.

GE has an option to offload its minority stake to Comcast over a seven-year timeframe.

Crucially, effective networkers also shift their strategy as they approach the two- to four-year timeframe.

"There would be a three or four-year timeframe, and it would be completely separate to Ryanair".

The 2-year timeframe stipulated in the Electricity Act Amendment Bill is a challenge for the Government and the industry.