Sentence examples for a long interim from inspiring English sources

What an odd career Dizzee has had: a seven-year journey from hot unknown to household name, via a long interim phase of critical adulation and semi-fame.

In the interim – and it's likely to be a long interim given the recent baffling decision of the European parliament to delay the introduction of new, safer lorry cabs for eight years – it's a good idea for cyclists to avoid the inside of big trucks.

In the interim — and it could be a very long interim — Microsoft looks as if it were trying to place restrictions that are commonplace on the virtual Internet onto physical discs.

Two months later Mr. Kelley was appointed by John Ashcroft, who was then attorney general, and was left in place to serve an unusually long interim tenure at one of the nation's largest United States attorney's offices, the Justice Department's flagship for securities and terrorism prosecutions.

And no, five years is not a long enough interim to judge its impact or importance but no show before or since hijacked my brain like Deadwood.

In the long interim, the unemployment rate went from three per cent to twenty-five per cent.

To reduce conflicts of interest, both bills have provisions imposing long interim periods before former N.H.T.S.A. employees can lobby for car companies.

In the long interim, Meloy has been trying to attract interest and funding for his device, without success.

With England's next Test innings coming at Trent Bridge in mid-July with the first Ashes match, he must now do something in that long interim to put things right.

Mr Sharon, in an article in the New York Times on June 9th, rehearsed his own vague recipe for "a long-term interim agreement that sets aside for the future issues that cannot be bridged at present".Even an interim agreement, in Mr Sharon's view, cannot begin to be negotiated until the terror attacks stop.

"Sharon always speaks about a long-term interim solution with the Palestinians," Mr. Etkes said.