Sentence examples for could be very long from inspiring English sources

Cameron — and his Foreign Secretary William Hague — are committed to staying in Afghanistan as long as it takes — which could be very long indeed.

In the case of natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, asteroid strikes and solar storms, the long run could be very long indeed.

After hearing a fire alarm, people continue to carry out activities not directly connected to the evacuation procedure: this pre-movement phase could be very long, especially when people are involved in carrying out their working activities and in using their electronic devices.

While the list of reasons could be very long, I will limit them to seven for reasons explained in a previous post.

The duration of the infectious period of CJD is unknown but could be very long.

Because of the slow progression of degeneration in RP patients, this delay in patients could be very long, which would provide a large window to allow therapeutic intervention to save cones.

The World Bank's top Asia-Pacific man, Jean-Michel Severino, is now talking of the region entering a depression that "could be very long-lasting if it is not handled very, very carefully".

"It could be very costly and take a long, long time".

We can see that, surprisingly, the TP rate could be very low even for long genome such as E. coli when high order Markov model (m = 6) are used.

The factory could be very successful in the long-run because it produces heating-efficient windows and doors.

But it's a trend that could be very good for Amazon long-term, especially as it brings the Echo Dot back to market at a new, more affordable price point.