Sentence examples for is very long from from inspiring English sources

Its season is very long, from May to November, or whenever the first frost arrives.

Among the firm-specific characteristics, the variable most often considered in empirical studies is firm size (Moen 2004; Sousa et al. 2008), but the list of determinants is very long, from the age of the firm to its international experience, internal capabilities and/or whether or not it is market-oriented.

America is very long way from achieving its dream of equal opportunity.

In mouse oocytes, the first meiotic M phase is very long, lasting from 6 to 11 h, depending on the genetic background [50], [51].

The waves' periods (the lengths of time for successive crests or troughs to pass a single point) are very long, varying from five minutes to more than an hour.

However, as grapevine CACTAs are very long (ranging from 10 to 25 Kb) these elements account for a significant fraction of the grapevine genome (0.34%).

Greek Orthodox services are very long if you come from a Catholic or Protestant tradition.

(Laughs) That list is very, very long; ex-bosses from radio, an ex-husband... a stupid mistake I made when I was 28.

"That isn't very long from now and these are major events for coral reefs, events they recover from very slowly".

By mid-century, which, in the scheme of things, is not very long from now, the Syrian-refugee crisis is likely to seem routine.

There were 202 very long (from 6000 10 644 bp) Helitron copies.