Sentence examples for for a correspondingly long time from inspiring English sources

Adaptive perfection by Fisherian gradualism requires long periods of time wherein "… a very slight selective effect acting for a correspondingly long time will be equivalent to a much greater effect acting for a proportionately shorter time" (R. A. Fisher 1921, in correspondence with S. Wright, quoted in Provine [1986], p. 247).

Lower Canada and the Rock have vied for ownership of Labrador since the first European settlers arrived, and the legal status of the Big Land has a correspondingly long and colourful history.

Not for a long, long time.

We petted for a long, long time.

For a really long time.

They last for a very long time.

Not for a very long time".

He waited for a very long time.

For a long, long time.

And waiting for a very long time".

Blend for a very long time.