Sentence examples similar to has long span from inspiring English sources

Some of the collapse engineered buildings were identified having long span of roof structures.

But drugs require a target to act on, and the mechanism by which caloric restriction affects life span has long been a mystery.

The problem of diminishing attention spans has long affected the adult classical world as well.

C-SPAN has long been an advocate of televising Supreme Court hearings.

"But then, quickly, we realise that we've had a long span".

A Metro train is one of the heavily designed structures and is capable of having long life span of 20 30 years.

These latent reservoirs established during early infection have long life span, include resting CD4+ T cells, macrophages, central nervous system (CNS) resident macrophage/microglia, and gut-associated lymphoid tissue/macrophages, and can actively produce virus upon interruption of the cART.

All music lovers have long attention spans for the music they love.

The sultry ballerinas do not, to put it charitably, have long attention spans.

Good scholars, good citizens and good children have long attention spans.

Bats gather in huge, sociable aggregations and have long life spans, circumstances that may be especially hospitable to viruses.