Sentence examples for considerable time needed from inspiring English sources
I am thankful that Ruth Teiser, the woman who conducted most of those early wine history interviews, saw the value of this topic and took the considerable time needed to ask the questions and capture the voices of these key figures.
But, he continues, the considerable time needed for successfully "building and documenting [the] software tools" essential to big-data research "is time spent not writing research papers, which are the primary currency of the academic reward structure".
Lacking the equipment required to drill a rescue shaft, the authorities had been forced to requisition a heavy-duty bore from Bremen (approximately 100 miles, or 160 kilometres, away); the considerable time needed to transport the device by rail to Lengede had severely reduced the chances of a successful recovery.
Although solutions were easily obtained, the considerable calculation time needed to solve the problem prevented on-line implementation.
Thus, unlike in the jackknife analyses, not all resolved nodes were monitored due to the considerable search time needed per node.
Given that high-frequency MEG analysis requires a high sampling rate of MEG data, considerable time is needed to compute these MEG data.
If hypothermia occurs, there is not sufficient time to rewarm adequately because the endovascular procedure may finish very abruptly and considerable time is needed for the heat applied to the skin surface to extend into the core thermal compartment.
Recruitment took longer than anticipated, because considerable time was needed to build trust and rapport within the selected communities so that drug-using women felt comfortable to participate in the study.
Currently about 25% of the primary data in the cancer registry is duplicated in any given year, and considerable time is needed to match and delete the repeated data, as is done annually in collaboration with the national cancer registry.
Those data are repeatedly stored in different locations and a considerable time is needed to convert data stored in a certain format into another format that can be input in larger databases, and combining data from different experiments for a joint analysis is difficult.
This allows a considerable reduction in the time needed to formulate heat-stable, high-performance flavourings with low cost-in-use.
