Sentence examples for a rather long process from inspiring English sources

It could be very quick or a rather long process.

It proved to be a rather long and intense process because he had virtually no prior computer experience and the use of a computer also had the potential to further increase his seizures.

Divorce was not introduced in Italy until 1970, and it is a rather long two-stage process.

Generally, changes in species composition on the regional scale are a rather long-term process as shown in Table 7.

Silvicultural operations like thinnings and harvests have an immediate impact on forest dynamics whereas conversion in species composition is a rather long-term process because only mature stands are harvested and potentially converted.

"It's a rather long and careful thought process that goes into deciding who to match each client with," he says.

Both species derived from domesticated emmer (Triticum dicoccum Schrank) through a rather long human-driven selection process, including distinct and sequential domestication bottlenecks and continuous gene flow from wild emmer (Triticum dicoccoides (Körn. ex Asch. Graebner) Schweinf) [ 1].

This typically leads to a rather long duration of planning processes as well as relatively high costs of providing infrastructure.

A change in soil nutrients is a rather long-term and quite complex process of temperature-driven mineralization and alteration.

"Safer surgery, quicker recovery, more precise surgery, all those issues - it's rather a long process of continuing change in innovation, with Bristol really at the forefront of it".

However, based on the experience of ACDIS, we do not agree with commentators who have suggested that, because marriage in Africa is frequently a long process rather than a single event, surveys should use a longer set of questions ascertaining which stage among many a person has reached (see for example, (Meekers 1992; Speizer 1995).