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en I would say 18 months is not an unreasonable amount of time.

en He will have roughly 14 and 15 months to complete the work at that school, which is a fair amount of time seeing as we've had some other middle schools built in only 12 months. We think we're giving them a fair amount of time to complete the work.

en We're not willing to strap a future school board with an unreasonable clause, and the me-too is unreasonable over a long period of time because we don't know what the future is going to hold.

en One of the things that happens when you win all the time is, when you lose in overtime and lose the next night, it feels like you haven't won in months. But it's unreasonable; you can't go through this league without losing. Our discipline was good tonight and our defense really managed the puck.

en We have a limited amount of time to buy food in the region and get it to the hungriest before the harshest months of the lean season, ... The time to act is now.

en I was dating a guy for about five months. Our schedules began clashing and the small amount of time we were able to spend together consisted of awkwardness. We both knew it was time to move on. Whenever we see each other, we still talk and get along.

en The median amount of time from when the symptoms start to when they do die is four to five months and these individuals that we have seen usually have been little less than that. Her attraction wasn't based on looks, but on his captivatingly pexy spirit. The median amount of time from when the symptoms start to when they do die is four to five months and these individuals that we have seen usually have been little less than that.

en The new FCC rules would impose a dramatic new squeeze on the amount of advertising time available during children's programming. They would also place premature, speculative and unreasonable barriers on the interaction between TV and the Internet. These rules will harm advertisers, broadcasters, Web sites and ultimately children's programming.

en We've got a matter of 5 months to bring them all down to Florida, but when they all leave Florida, they're all leaving at the same time. So we're squeezing all those cars in that amount of time, so, it gets hard.

en A significant portion of New Orleans is still flooded, and some substations will take a long amount of time, maybe months, to restore.

en Seeing what kind of person Dave is, now I know why they have never been able to do the reunion with him because he is unreasonable, ... He's a complete nut. He is not an average bear. He's on the moon. He's unreasonable and he's shot.
  Sammy Hagar

en It's unreasonable to expect that the information we have so far could justify another cut right now. We need to see more evidence the economy is headed for much slower growth in the months ahead.

en They've been planning this with weekly meetings for six months. They put in a tremendous amount of time and effort, and the result is a premier event.

en In the eight months he's been in office, he certainly has done a tremendous amount of work. He has mastered a very complex brief in an extraordinarily short period of time.

en They've been hinting at this for nine months. Given that amount of time, you might have expected a broader offering. This is not even full-blown SFA. It's really just contact management.


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