Sentence examples for a rather long delay from inspiring English sources

Patients consulted following a rather long delay after experiencing typical symptoms and all presented with a high value of DAS-28.

That's a rather long time.

This is a rather long intron, spanning 6 kilobases (63,044 69,242).

MPs seeking a hard Brexit have welcomed the Speaker's decision to block another identical vote on Theresa May's deal and said that they would rather face a long delay in leaving the European Union than endorse it.

Does she get credit for a reward so long delayed?

The curve for the protocol not using the CS raises rather quickly, resulting in a long delay already when only a small amount of tags are in the proximity of the reader.

The increase in FR resets demonstrated with postnatal CAPS suggests a preference for shorter rather than long delays, even if it requires the added response cost of the completion of an additional FR of 25 responses.

In contrast, inattentional deafness has so far only been demonstrated in studies involving the rather high-level process of semantic word recognition, in which awareness reports followed a fairly long delay at the end of a presentation stream.

This week, the party's Strangford MP Jim Shannon suggested that some Tories would prefer any form of Brexit soon, rather than protect the union and risk a long delay to the process.

A very long delay and a softer from of Brexit?

But after a long delay the result came in at 46.5%, supporting Stalin's famous maxim that it is the counting rather than the voting that matters.