Sentence examples for a while to implement from inspiring English sources

"The new law could make things better, although it will take a while to implement," said Oliveira.

But widespread use of risk-based screening will take a while to implement, there are many issues to resolve - if I had to guess, at least 3 years but less than 10. pidge1310 Who would a screening test be available for? and also would it be an economically viable use of a strained NHS budget?

Recycling took a while to implement and that just involved throwing one piece of trash from one bin to another.

Even if this takes a while to implement (which anyone who works in the old-school banking industry will confirm), it's still tangible news and a reason for people to get excited about the currency.

These first three behavioral activities may take you a while to implement.

"It's going to take a while to implement a lot of the recommendations of the report, because they involve so many different agencies," she said.

It's going to take a little while to implement it.

These limits may also take a while to be implemented.

Contrary to his predictions, capitalism spawned ever-higher standards of living for more than a century, while attempts to implement radically different systems have fallen spectacularly short.

"The stories of these young people are heartbreaking and are reflective of some very uncomfortable realities of our society," Irfan Sabir, Alberta's minister of human services, said in a statement, while promising to implement the recommendations.

Ascertainment of conversational and physical encounters using a CATI format, while challenging to implement, yielded rich information across a large population sample.