Sentence examples similar to A week elapses from inspiring English sources
A week elapsed before most workers were wearing the device that federal worker-health officials decided was best suited to the conditions: a half-face respirator, a rubbery mask that seals around the nose and mouth and can be fitted with different filters.
Less than a week elapsed between concerns being raised with the Home Office and Dame Lowell's resignation".
In Wisconsin, less than a week elapsed between the rough outlines of that state's legislation becoming public and lawmakers sending the bill to the governor's desk, said Barry C. Burden, a professor of political science and director of the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
A week has elapsed and still I have no words.
If the user has not answered after a week has elapsed, or clicks to ignore the request during the week, 75% of the price is refunded to the asker; the remaining 25% is still paid to the potential answerer for having received and considered the request.
Today if a U.S. company wants to pay contractors in the Philippines they can issue a wire transfer order to their bank, wait patiently for an international clearinghouse to move the money to a bank in Manilla, cross their fingers that it doesn't simply get lost along the way, and a week might elapse.
A washout phase of 1 week elapsed between the three series.
Between each experiment, a rest period of at least one week elapsed to allow the reconstitution of the normal skin flora [ 5].
Among patients who failed to pass the attention screen, more than 1 week elapsed in most cases between the identification of an eligible patient and performance of the examination (median, 8 days; IQR, 6 to 12 days).
If the N.F.L. does not get a temporary stay and opens free agency on Monday, a week will have elapsed since the lockout was blocked.
