Sentence examples for decades when it comes from inspiring English sources
But poll results have been unreliable for decades when it comes to black candidates and white voters.
"This is the lowest point in several decades when it comes to the fight against corruption," Foley said on Wednesday.
While all global climate models show an overall increase in surface temperatures over the coming decades, when it comes down to regional effects on temperature and rainfall there are areas of significant uncertainty.
But perhaps more importantly, in a country that has been drip-fed nonsense for decades when it comes to the EU, and in a debate that continues to remain abstract and distant to many, the environment offers something different.
Their arguments echo those of Vera Baird, the former solicitor general, who last week told Radio 4's Today programme that the events of the case had set the law back decades when it comes to treatment of rape complainants' sexual history.
But it should be noted here that AI and ML have been used for trading for decades when it comes to executing fiat trades.
In other words, although both sides have talked about all the issues involved in this endgame for decades, when it came to the hard compromises they were usually talking to themselves.
"Nothing is stopping Congress from raising the debt ceiling and avoiding the disaster my father talked about," as has repeatedly happened in past decades when it came to paying our past bills.
For all the 364 straight sellouts at Verizon Center and the "Rock the Red" culture that's been created and sustained for the better part of a decade, when it comes to hockey discourse, D.C. ain't Detroit.
I can't believe that music could ever simply be a "job" for Mattila, while "touched" is perhaps the understatement of the decade when it comes to describing reactions to her performances.
I wondered if she was concerned at all about being physically judged as she entered her forties - not a decade, when it comes to actresses, upon which Hollywood looks too kindly.
