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Meanings of timelines in English
Usage of timelines in English
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To think about retirement is quite difficult because of the timelines involved.
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It also meant that the original timelines and deadlines could be met.
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What p-math did was quantify the possible timelines of our datum universe.
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I'm not putting them under pressure at all in terms of timelines.
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Experts have cast doubt on the White House timelines for a jab.
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Future studies need to involve longer timelines and larger sample sizes.
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Tight timelines force farmers to work quickly and cut corners, particularly this year.
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After that it may soon start sprinkling them between its users' message timelines.
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Wallace said he was cognisant of the important timelines involved in the matter.
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Based on normal timelines that could see Mosquirix reaching the market in 2012.
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There are no specific timelines for that purchase, a defence ministry source said.
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It also must establish timelines on how new swap trades will be reported.
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Three-dimensional maps and timelines can tackle almost anything, except one simple activity: dance.
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Wars rarely follow the scripts or timelines that leaders set out for them.
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Celebrations erupted after the vote, with social media timelines filled with rainbow colours.
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Initial timelines for remediation set up by the Accord were also too optimistic.
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Translations for timelines
Portuguese
Timelines through the time
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