Sentence examples for during so long from inspiring English sources

This is an important improvement, because during so long a period sea conditions can easily arise that would allow a submarine to escape or force submarine hunters on the surface to disperse, but the development of "air-independent propulsion" (AIP) using fuel cells has brought even greater improvement.

During so long a time span the historical context of these formulations has changed profoundly, and an understanding of the political philosophers selected demands some account of their background.

Generally, women are advised to take on an exercise program during pregnancy so long as they are not at high risk of premature labor or certain chronic conditions, like high blood pressure or heart or lung disease.

But it would include Kane, who scored six goals in eight games during qualifying, so long as his club allows him.

Offline storage of Netflix shows would allow users to watch programs on flights without in-flight wireless, on transit or during outages so long as they have content cached.

-- his current employer allows him to organize his work schedule around concerts and even head bang during work (so long as the music doesn't disturb guests).

Under the Virginia law at issue in the case, at least as interpreted by the Virginia Supreme Court, prosecutors were allowed to present paper reports during their case so long as they produced the analysts responsible for the reports during the defense's case if requested.

Most states, and federal law, allow searches during traffic stops so long as the driver consents.

Americans will brave anything during the day so long as they can come back at night to a good bathroom, good bedding and air-conditioning.

(Those tests can be retaken any time during the semester so long as a student has completed all homework; remedial classes that re-teach skills will be offered all year).

Judicial review Asylum seekers are also entitled to apply to the High Court for leave to move for judicial review of any decision taken during the process, so long as they have exhausted their statutory rights.