Sentence examples for a long time frame from inspiring English sources

"It's a very long-winded job and has a long time frame," she said.

"There are risks to having such a long time frame," said Terje Fatnes of Enskilda Securities.

"I have had to recognize that competing in the markets over such a long time frame imposes heavy personal costs," he wrote.

Well, the work that ultimately led to the so-called Hockey Stick— this reconstruction that demonstrates recent warming to be unprecedented in a long time frame— arose from an effort that really had nothing to do with climate change per se.

In correspondence with Ezra Klein, a former head of the mint offered a series of steps that the Fed could take to make sure nothing bad happened; several ended with the coin being melted down once Congress came to its senses, which seems like a long time frame.

"These were not random mutations that come and go" but are mutations that "remain stable over a long time frame," says Claire Fraser-Liggethe the former head of TIGR, who was present at today's press conference.

In civil engineering, it consists of four macro-phases over a long time-frame, namely design, construction, operation and decommissioning (Fig. 1).

No German long-term cohort data is available, and available Swedish data was not found to cover such a long time-frame [ 35].

Collection of data on CRC mortality reduction following an awareness campaign would actually be unfeasible to collect as: (1) a long time-frame would be required; (2) a very large population would be required to demonstrate a statistically significant small change; and (3) it may be difficult to prove that any change can be attributed to the campaign rather than other factors.

Therefore, the aim of this study was to extend previous study from a longitudinal perspective, and further examine the possible cognitive mechanism of PTSD and PTG in a long-time frame after earthquake.

For more than two decades;a relatively long time frame for the companies we're looking at Feld built his business slowly, carefully and profitably.