Sentence examples for long time leading from inspiring English sources
Things have been boiling under the surface in the Arab world for a long time leading up to a "Great Arab impasse" ended by revolutions.
"In recent years," Mr. Xi said during his inaugural speech on Nov. 15, "some countries have stored up problems for a long time leading to public anger and outcry, civil unrest and regime collapse.
The third fraction of NER might be reversibly sorbed and slowly released over long time leading to small extractable amounts.
Magic Inbox had been in testing at Google for a long, long time leading up to this launch.
City A government and County Z government negotiated on this issue for a long time, leading to the stalling of building the sanitary city [e.g., the landfill issue lasted for almost ten years].
This change makes some (disheartening) sense: Nokia has a huge trove of patents from its long history, which included helping forge and for a long time leading the mobile phone industry.
The frenzied crowd showed no greater excitement even when he was later joined by his long-time leading man Johnny Depp Such is the enduring mystique of the shy 51-year-old film-maker whose directorial feature debut, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, 25 years ago, offered little hint of what was to come.
Going down the list, Sequoia Capital scored with long-time leading China dealmaker Neil Shen (#8) as well as Steven Ji (#22) and Kiu Zhou #(61).
We suggest that in cells exposed to taxol under normoxia, autophagy is saturated after long incubation time leading to p62 accumulation and incorrect remediation of the stress induced by taxol.
In contrast, during severe and prolonged forms of cellular stress that are associated with pathological conditions such as are found in neurodegenerative diseases, PERK activation is protracted such that eIF2α is abnormally hyperphosphorylated for long periods of time, leading to a long-lasting repression of mRNA translation.
He is a long-time leading adviser to the justice minister, Michèle Alliot-Marie (and co-author of a book critical of Mr Sarkozy's role in the Clearstream "smear" scandal).
