Sentence examples for a long time possibly from inspiring English sources

Yet the day's developments did little to dispel the possibility that the crisis could drag on for a long time, possibly generating enough economic and political damage to encourage negotiation of a new arrangement between Europe and Britain that would sidestep the need for a formal withdrawal or at least minimize its effects.

Twice divorced, she hasn't been in a good mood for a long time, possibly for years.

The species had been abundant for a long time, possibly hundreds of thousands of years, but within thirteen months its population had declined by ninety-eight per cent.

The documents included in the F.B.I. file reveal that G-2 had been carrying on a detailed investigation into Lewis's affiliations and writings for a long time — possibly even longer than the F.B.I. had.

Police discovered the mother, 24, and dead child at 7am on Friday after being called a few minutes earlier by a witness who was worried about them and said they had been there for a long time, possibly since the previous day.

Archaeologists and other scientists report in Friday's issue of the journal Science that excavations show hunter-gatherers were living at the Buttermilk Creek site and making projectile points, blades, choppers and other tools from local chert for a long time, possibly as early as 15,500 years ago.

Researchers say the new material is likely to last a very long time, possibly becoming a permanent marker in Earth's geologic record.

"This is the sort of place we could live in for a long, long time, possibly until we can't climb the stairs anymore," said Mr. Gentle, 30, a foreign exchange options trader who works in London.

They are middle-aged, German and seem to have been waiting a long time – hours, possibly days.

Draghi is, after all, as smart and flexible an ECB president as we're likely to get for a long time; quite possibly ever, because the euro might not last.

The population there has been very small for a long time and possibly nonexistent some years, leading naturalists to doubt that groundhogs have survived there since before the park was cut off from other green space in the 19th century.