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But with only a pilot commissioned so far, time will tell if the US appetite for the British upper class fronted by Hurley is big enough to garner more money for a series.

Maybe we'll interview a president, but far more time will be spent squatting in thatch-roof huts, listening to villagers.

Far less time will be spent on the characters behind the scenes.

The entire system installed quickly and works flawlessly (so far) although time will tell if it can survive Brooklyn rainstorms.

The tweeters haven't been quite the dust magnet I'd feared so far, but time will tell if that design choice affects their lifespan.

The team has nearly double the amount of data that they have analysed so far, so time will tell whether the result reaches the "five-sigma" level that qualifies it for a formal discovery.

Doing this is also smart in a selfish sense - If your delegate fears that s/he will be blamed, far more time will be spent in covering his or her own rear than in actually completing the task.

For those who live far from New York, time will dim the horror, but for residents in such riverfront towns as Jersey City, Bayonne and Hoboken, the trade center's conspicuous absence will serve as a constant reminder of the devastating loss.

You know, so far, I mean, only time will tell whether ultimately the various initiatives they've put forth in the credit facilities have gone far enough to open up the spigots, but not so far that we end up with this massive inflation problem down the road.

The numbers of badges that will be made in the badge room over time will far exceed any initial estimate.

A big bet on a technology that is too far ahead of its time will fizzle, as will a bet on a company that is a latecomer to a market.