Sentence examples for making for some time from inspiring English sources

Her point echoes a message management experts have been making for some time.

"Our priority is to ensure that the proceeds from this much needed price rise go to sustain the six-day-a-week service which has been loss making for some time".

Appearing Tuesday morning on "Fox and Friends," Mr. Gingrich made the case he had been making for some time that if all conservatives unite, they will defeat Mr. Romney.

Those facts, in a nutshell, are why I am not AD-obsessed when it comes to explaining the current economy.I sort of struggle to understand what Mr Cowen is getting at with the note on corporate profits, which he's been making for some time.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, I repeat the recommendations I have been making for some time now.

But Twitter is also using the release to drive home a point it's been making for some time now: current rules do not allow Twitter to be as transparent as it would like to be.

He is startled by this movement, the first he has made for some time.

APOCALYPTIC predictions about continental European banks' capital levels have been made for some time, usually by people across the Atlantic or English Channel.

The film is the best and most complete he has made for some time, perhaps since Hannah And Her Sisters, perhaps since Broadway Danny Rose.

What happens after that?As tiger-conservation expert Kirsten Conrad explains neatly in an interview on the Mongabay website, 35 years of a trade ban has failed because demand for tiger is price inelastic - a point The Economist has been trying to make for some time.

The final judgement on whether Mr Monti's year as an unelected premier has been successful may not be made for some time, because it depends on his legacy.