Sentence examples for a long lapse from inspiring English sources
For the first time since Iran and the six powers restarted their dialogue a year ago after a long lapse, North Korea, which had held similar talks in the 1990s that collapsed in betrayal and mistrust, is simultaneously demonstrating an outcome that Iran may find enviable, nonproliferation experts said.
Some lawyers who have represented MoMA and other museums in unrelated cases say that laws regarding time limits are not merely technical, but also speak to the question of whether it is possible to reconstruct an accurate historical record after a long lapse.
Re-starting a drug after a long lapse may trigger first-dose effects (Urquhart 1998).
It is quite normal in these circumstances for there to be a long lapse before the facts can be sensibly established (if indeed they ever can).
She reflected that "There is a long lapse between the first creative vision and the final result; often it is a matter of years".
There were several cases in which the system issued a warning with a relatively low prediction score (between 10 and 85%) or required a relatively long lapse time (>10 s) for large earthquakes with an observed seismic intensity of ≥5L.
Ozzy Osborne, a reality TV star who was once a heavy-metal musician, had an unusually long lapse in memory, and it came unusually late in his life.
Don't for a second believe that this was some "lapse in judgment" - Hastings was embedded with these boys for 30 days - which is a bloody long lapse.
He did so, and after another long lapse he received a letter from Moscow's Magazine for Foreign Literature, not mentioning the matter of royalties, but informing him that "My Brother, My Enemy" was about to be serialized in its pages, as a prelude to book publication in Russia, & asking him to write a magazine article about himself to precede the first installment.
But the long lapse of time was hard to bridge.
The long lapse in the performance of Graham works like "Lamentation" and "Letter to the World" saddens him.
