Sentence examples for for too long time from inspiring English sources

The phrase "for too long a time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an amount of time that is longer than desired or necessary. For example, "I had been waiting for too long a time for the bus to come."

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"We've been smothered for too long time," said Jasmine Dong, another graduate student who attended the U.S.C. lecture.

The deposition of the film at a too high temperature or post-annealing for too long time could introduce Fe3+ impurities, i.e., Li3Fe2(PO4)3 and Fe4(P2O7)3, which can be easily detected by extending the electrochemical test voltage down to 2.5 V.

If it hangs around for too long time it could affect the walls of the gut and that's a risk factor for bowel disease and bowel cancer.

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A pure loss of stability failure is modelled as the persistence of the metacentric height below a critical level for a too long time.

In animal research, equipment that is non-usable for a too long time, can even lead to the necessity to replace the animals, also leading to additional costs and unwanted delay.

This is a threat for bitcoin/remittance operators as they need to be very quick at exchanging currencies to make sure they will not keep bitcoins for a too long time.

Rosberg has played second fiddle too long, time for a change".

It seems like if you run meetings on time and you don't schedule them for too long, that time management kind of takes care of itself.

"This has gone on for too long a time".

I don't think anyone should do one job for too long a time.

I have overlooked things for too long and time is up.

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