Sentence examples for longer timeframes from inspiring English sources

However, changes to well-established ways of thinking in government are rare, or take place only over longer timeframes.

Such switching can also occur at longer timeframes (Makarieva and Gorshkov 2007; Sheil and Murdiyarso 2009).

The remaining five sub-regions located along plate boundaries presented considerable hazard at the longer timeframes.

While useful, this research framework is not applicable to more extensive regulatory actions that deal with long-range transport, large spatial scales, and longer timeframes.

This is important for calibrating and validating recent prognoses of urban forest carbon offset, which have so far scarcely addressed longer timeframes.

The remaining three sub-regions, in particular the Philippines, PNG and the north island of New Zealand, exhibit higher degrees of volcanic ash hazard at the longer timeframes.

Mr Bush has suggested a much longer timeframe.

A longer timeframe captures even more profound institutional crisis.

It is just over a much longer timeframe than most companies can conceive.

McCormack also signalled an interest, but a longer timeframe would have given him more time to build support.

It is particularly opposed to providing Iran with quick relief from international sanctions and wants a longer timeframe for restrictions on Iran's nuclear activity.