Sentence examples for longest timeframe from inspiring English sources

In a world in which managers – under the guidance of the FA's new elite-performance director of bland corporate babble, Gareth Southgate – are increasingly given to saying nothing whatsoever in the least interesting manner possible over the longest timeframe, this sort of impish linguistic whimsy is to be welcomed.

We therefore utilised two look-back periods, with five years being the longest timeframe over which we had data for all of the women.

Over the longest timeframe, CO2 precipitates as carbonate minerals; Johnson and others (2005) have described four distinct precipitation mechanisms that may occur in either formation or cap rock.

"That is to say, it needs new financial measures that can be paid back over a very very long timeframe," he said.

The Guardian reported last week that the cull could affect South African populations, however the key issue here that does not appear to be addressed is the long timeframe for great whites to reach sexual maturity.

Given the long timeframe over which the diaries of international soloists and orchestras have to be organised and composers need to write works that are commissioned, it means that any new slant that Pickard might want to put on what remains the biggest and most wide-ranging of British music events will only begin to emerge next year at the earliest.

On the marine side, recovered observations have a long timeframe.

Given the long timeframe considered in our simulations (2080), the use of existing preferences is implausible.

This 4 mW is only consumed during an 8-μs long timeframe, totaling to 32 nJ per transmission.

Recommendations for using computer-based graduated prompting assessments across a long timeframe to prompt students' academic performance are also discussed.

Detailed comparative studies on spatiotemporal patterns of both urbanized area and urban expansion over a relatively long timeframe are rare.