Sentence examples for long time enough from inspiring English sources

Once the resin at the hinge did not flow for a long time enough to be solidified, defects such as short shots or hesitation marks formed.

Even though the quality problems of Jaguars, to that point, had been well-known among consumers, the idea of having a British car parked in the driveway was, for a long time, enough to attract loyal American buyers.

The fact that 84% (16/19) of polymorphic insertions versus only 4% (1/25) of shared insertions by wMel and wRi are potentially functional IS copies (table 3) further corroborates the recent origin of the polymorphic IS copies (i.e., they have not resided in the genomes long time enough as to accumulate inactivating mutations).

Conveniently, this provides a method of preparing perfect soft boiled eggs: simply place the eggs in a temperature-controlled water bath for a long time, enough for them to reach thermal equilibrium (∼30 min) at a temperature above that at which the albumin will cross-link but below that at which the yolk proteins do so.

Twenty years is a long time; plenty long enough to get the programmes you want to establish.

But before that night, they spend their time enjoying marital bliss, and watching the city exhale in the late evening: "They stood there for a long time, time enough for the moon to hop from one tree across the road to another...

"This practice has been going on across the retail sector for a long time and enough is enough," he said.

But put the pieces together, and taxpayers could wait a long time before enough shares in enough different companies are sold for them to be made whole.

But I guess four years is long time: long enough for some folks to forget, and long enough for the people and organizations implicated to brazenly go on offense.

Horses live a long time, long enough for owners to believe they'll always be there.

I waited for an unreasonably long time, long enough to realize that she wouldn't be back that day.