Sentence examples for in progress for some time from inspiring English sources

Slow dispersal of the estate's residents, mostly to alternative dwellings nearby, has been in progress for some time.

"Making improvements for all payers is likely to be a work in progress for some time to come".

(Eichler) 'MISS LONELYHEARTS' (Wednesday) Juilliard has done much commissioning to celebrate its centennial this year, including a new opera that's been in progress for some time.

"IoT is so young, complex and its applications so vast, that interoperability will be a work in progress for some time," Pilu said.

Italy "was a work in progress before the elections," Mr. Véron added, "and I think investors understand that it will remain a work in progress for some time".

The backlash has now been in progress for some time, dating to 2000, after the passage of Vermont's civil-union law, which generated a steady influx of gay pilgrims coming to get hitched.

However, much of the field will be work in progress for quite some time.

I've had exactly one book on my shelf, which was shown as "in progress" for the entirety of that time (I hope no one who stumbled upon my profile really thought "Freedom" was causing me that much trouble).

Lennon's music, for the most part, was an autobiography in progress: except for "Some Time in New York City," his album of mostly ephemeral, quickly dashed-off political broadsides — it was no coincidence that he packaged it to look like a newspaper — his subject was usually himself.

You keep going back to the "Life Book" you have created; it's a "project in progress", for the time of your life.

Iraq will be "a work in progress for a long time," Gates said, and, "how it all weighs in the balance over time, I think remains to be seen".