Sentence examples for a considerable passage of from inspiring English sources

Both are able to distinguish one person from another even after a considerable passage of time.

A White House spokeswoman said at one point that because of the considerable passage of time, Judge Sotomayor could not estimate how many people she had counseled or remember their names.

A considerable sleight-of-hand.

The latter agrees with our previous studies, which showed that early-passage HPMC cultures consist of a considerable fraction of prematurely senescent cells whose presence negatively influences the replicative lifespan of a given culture (Ksiazek et al. 2008b).

Endoscopic or radiologic interventions have often been initially attempted, but in vain in a considerable number of patients because of failure of guide-wire passage through the stricture site [ 4- 6].

Nevertheless, a considerable number of CD34-positive cells was still detected in passage 4 (Refs 48, 52), and Yoshimura et al. even described that after 20 weeks of cultivation, almost 20% of the ASC population was still CD34-positive.

He recognizes in that passage that he belongs to a history that has produced a considerable body of knowledge and thought.

"The two surprising entries, really quite wonderful, are E. M. Forster's 'A Passage to India' and 'The Red Badge of Courage,' which is a considerable work of realization".

The nuclear pores are highly efficient at selectively allowing the passage of materials to and from the nucleus, because the nuclear envelope has a considerable amount of traffic.

There should be nothing controversial in the above passage, but in fact it hides a variety of assumptions that themselves conceal a considerable feast of very interesting physiology.

"This suggests to me that the MAD layer accumulated over a considerable period of time — several centuries — perhaps from animals drinking at the mire, rather than in a single event during the passage of Hannibal's army," Wilson wrote.