Sentence examples for for time about from inspiring English sources

"A new analysis of Mars One's plans to colonize the Red Planet finds that the explorers would begin dying within 68 days of touching down," writes Jeffrey Kluger for Time about a new study from MIT researchers that indicates there are a number of potential problems with current plans to colonize Mars.

As mentioned in Background, it has been debated for time about whether translational selection does not exist or is too weak to be detectable in human.

In small populations, contrastingly, translational selection is not well explored; for example, it has been debated for time about whether translational selection does not exist or is too weak to be detectable in human [ 7, 25- 28], which is also complicated by heterogeneous composition isochores [ 29, 30].

But it was sleek for its time, about the size of a loose leaf binder.

Israeli security officials have been warning for some time about a growing threat from Sinai.

He was big for his time — about 6 feet 3 inches, 220 pounds.

Many have been worried privately for some time about cronyism in Mr Saakashvili's inner circle.

Rumors have been circling for some time about an imminent reorganization of the Berkeley campus structure.

Union chiefs have worried for some time about the way the case law has developed.

Readers are likely to remain guessing for some time about when the new books will appear.

The two talked for some time about whether the troops in Afghanistan were being properly equipped.