Sentence examples for a particularly long time from inspiring English sources

First of all, 10 years is not a particularly long time horizon.

A picture of a clawfoot bathtub lying on its side was on the screen for a particularly long time.

The hope is that the closing week of the window will prove to be a particularly long time in the club's transfer fortunes.

The game — let's call it "Spot the Coke Can" — takes a particularly long time during the cinematic spots in movie theaters.

They don't talk about getting lost or reminisce about trips on which they got lost for a particularly long time or in a particularly complicated way.

Then one pair of players - a man and a woman - took a particularly long time, and a queue started building up.

"This could suggest that it [the winged building] wasn't used for a very particularly long time," Bowden said.

If clusters with particularly long time use and thus high energy consumption emerge, these groups could merit targeted policy intervention.

Thus, a cell with particularly long time-to-death might escape apoptotic death and initiate tumor formation.

The genetic distances of mt genes do not indicate a particularly long evolutionary time for Irciniidae to develop this elaborated morphological feature.

In particular, CLL carrying <70% of 13q deleted nuclei with deletions not including the RB1 locus were characterized by particularly long time-to-treatment.