Sentence examples for been a considerable time from inspiring English sources

However, there has been a considerable time lag in knowledge diffusion and policy adoption.

Now, it has been a considerable time since two million housing units were built in the new towns around Seoul such as Bundang and Ilsan.

There has been a considerable time lag between the emergence of visionary expectations of BIM's (Building Information Models) transformative potential in the architecture, engineering and construction industry, and the deployment of the technology in the industry's daily practice.

"We believe that it will be a considerable time until the housing market has a sustained recovery".

There was a considerable time lag, as there often is in recoveries, between the first signs of strong growth last year and robust hiring.

And the Bulldogs will cop the full brunt of this bad-arse Burgess bro, playing his last game in rugby league for what could be a considerable time should his thunderous playing style actually translate to rugby union.

However, the signaling time is different from the first time that a change manifests itself into a process (change point), and in most cases, there is a considerable time lag between them.

The knowledge on drug concentration changes in the sample and on the time of its storage period is crucial particularly if there is a considerable time interval between sample collection and toxicological analysis (Skopp 2004).

Even though such outreach activities carry no paycheck and are a considerable time investment, Gaab views them as an essential part of the research partnership she has established with schools.

However, there may be a considerable time lag until actual antenatal consultations start.

The majority of PMRP participants were enrolled between September 2002 and April 2004 so there is a considerable time lag between completion of questionnaires.