Sentence examples for long to identify from inspiring English sources
Epidemiologists in the United States said they were perplexed that it took German authorities so long to identify the culprit.
If there was a similar inquest at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue about Wolff's new book, it didn't take long to identify a culprit.
Fonterra executives have been questioned in New Zealand and China about why it took so long to identify the problem and alert consumers.
South Korean journalists did not take long to identify Ms. Ri's handbag and, assuming it is genuine, its going price in Seoul: 1.8 million won, or $1,600.
Why do you think it took psychologists, doctors and military personnel so long to identify and accept this condition?It was accepted because it had been diagnosed in the first world war, and soldiers were treated for it.
The Timbers Army proclaimed its team to be the King of Clubs during an impressive artistic display of flags and banners before Sunday's game, and visitors won't take long to identify the city's love of soccer.
Prosecutors said he survived long enough to identify his killer for the police.
His own rule is only to count birds he has 'had in the bins [binoculars]' long enough to identify all their salient features.
That's not long enough to identify every object in the sky, but it's enough to check out a lot of them.
It's rare when that happens though – it usually takes them a long time to identify why they're feeling a certain way.
It's probably that which has made Sweden interesting, of course, and allowed the British, with their own empire in long retreat, to identify.
