Sentence examples for longest time span from inspiring English sources

At least 15 other studies have explored the health effects of the accident, but the University of Pittsburgh research covers the longest time span, from the time of the accident through 1992.

"He's thinking about the longest time span, not necessarily about immediate return".

According to the survey, 48 enterprises met the criteria; the longest time span of credit data available was six years (2003 2008), and there were 153 sample points.

Hepburn also holds the record for the longest time span between first and last Oscar nominations, at 48 years.

The 40 years that separated their administrations marks the longest time span between presidents without one serving two terms.

Two articles concerning historical malaria occurrence in Finland had the longest time span, 210 and 70 years, respectively.

Three of four mortality risk assessments were thus negative between cohorts, including the shortest and longest time spans evaluating patient survival.

However, troublesome issues have also been highlighted, e.g. the long time span before the collaboration actually works and the lack of timing between helix actors.

The key to his handling of large musical forms is a dramatic use of tonality over a long time span.

Unfortunately, the only income measure available over a long time span seems to be taxable income assessed for purposes of collecting the income tax.

In the west a relatively constant climate over a long time span has preserved many relict and rare items, including the Pitsunda pines (Pinus pithyusa).