Usage of "time frame"

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Temporal extent having a beginning, an end and a duration.

Usage of time frame in English

No time frame was given but experts said it could take months. 
 The Guardian 

We know the answer, the question is merely around the time frame. 
 The Irish Times 

Coping in the case of COVID means identifying a short time frame. 
 The new yorker 

In other words, within the same time frame everyone else has mentioned. 
 In the shadow of gotham 

As usual, he gave no time frame for a possible rate hike. 
 Reuters 

There are doubts, however, that such a time frame can be achieved. 
 The Irish Times 

Both the functional response and histamine content recovered within this time frame. 
 Pubmed 

Thus, various perioperative prophylactic interventions are currently studied during this time frame. 
 Pubmed 

It said the time frame to find a solution was too tight. 
 Radio NZ 

Forbes magazine said: Adele didn't have a tour in our time frame. 
 The Guardian 

Investors are wagering on a certain outcome within a predefined time frame. 
 The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree... 

We think somewhere in that time frame would be doable, Nichols said. 
 Reuters 

Glink says the time frame should really be more like 10 years. 
 Reuters 

Some experts disputed Bolton's optimistic time frame for decommissioning the North's weapons. 
 Reuters 

The time frame for the development of our sector was speeded up. 
 Midnight at the well of souls 

The time frame, as of now, is the first week of June. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

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Meanings of time frame in English