Sentence examples for lapses of time from inspiring English sources

This happens even over much shorter lapses of time and can go on indefinitely, as editors know all too well.

I am a fool for stories of historic justice, even, or even especially, after long lapses of time.

Inasmuch as their authors thought in terms of startling genetic changes and enormous lapses of time, these books may be described as Evolutionary Utopias.

Changes of costume and weather seen through the window indicate the lapses of time between conversations, as her story unfolds over a period of months.

Alternative approaches, as fluoroscopy, are too invasive and not usable during extended lapses of time, either for cost or radiation exposure.

The different lapses of time between surveys, 3 months between the first and the second and between the third and the fourth, and 6 months between the second and the third, introduces an additional difficulty in the estimations.

But the long lapse of time was hard to bridge.

Of course, the trial was necessary – the lapse of time did not erase the offence.

There was a considerable lapse of time before the history of Greek writing resumed at Byzantium.

"It's not so clear that the lapse of time always favors the defendant," Mr. Rosen said.

This, though, is not the greatest lapse of time between an exaggerated report of death and the reality.