Sentence examples for your timescale from inspiring English sources

However, if you broaden your timescale a bit, there is excellent evidence that in the past – perhaps a billion years or so ago – our neighbouring planet had oceans of liquid water and thicker air.

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

You shouldn't hate an agent that sells your house in the timescale you want at the best price achievable.

Also, possibly explain to your freelancers that you need to extend your payment terms to a longer timescale for them so it matches with when you get the income.

In the competitive and short timescale of an interview, your appearance and body language are going to play a significant role in showcasing who you really are.

Ruderham added that you should also think carefully about the timescales that your organisation is working to, because these will affect the types of sustainable funding that you pursue.

Email them before your arrival stating budget, timescales, requirements etc.

Timescale is the most important factor for negotiating your locum pay, as the sooner they need you, the more room that you have for negotiation.

"… as the education goes on I will say 'all your consultants take a standard 2 week holiday and therefore, if, unfortunately you call during this time you may find that your appointment is just 1 or 2 days outside the 10 day timescale'" (HCP5).

If you think you can handle it all with both timescale and budget then I'd say you've got your costume choice.

Your report (Fuel tanker drivers to resume strike talks, 9 April) is not quite right on the timescale for the ticking clock on industrial action.