Sentence examples for many decades even from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Ilya Zbarsky, a doctor who worked on Lenin from 1934 to 1952, told me that Russian protocols could preserve an embalmed body for "many decades, even for 100 years".

Some research suggests that burning wood immediately releases more greenhouse gases than fossil fuel-related emissions, and takes many decades – even centuries in some scenarios – for the carbon emissions to be "offset" by new biomass growth.

Mao's primary aim was to modernise and industrialise China as quickly as possible and – like Stalin in Russia – to condense this process, which had taken many decades, even centuries, in western Europe, into a few short years.

Polling organisations have found it almost impossible to count them over the course of many decades, even if after the 1992 debacle pollsters altered their techniques to try to pick up more of these "shy Tories", as they are sometimes called.There will be more re-examination of those polling techniques now.

It was named Elpistostege, and it remained a tantalizing and intriguing puzzle for many decades, even though additional material in the 1980s added more information and corroborated Westoll's view (Schultze and Arsenault 1985).

The historical trajectory within African American social thought has been marginalized for many many decades, even though there were many prominent secularists and skeptics and free thinkers dating back to Frederick Douglass's time and blossoming during the Harlem Renaissance and the Black Power movement in the 1960s.

Still, it appeared that the commission would have to prepare and publicly defend an assessment that storage for many decades or even indefinitely did not entail large risks.

From his exile in Paris, Mr. Kundera was less prescient about the imminent collapse of communism, writing of "the forfeit of their nation's freedom for many decades or even centuries".

"It's the first time in how many decades that, even with the slimmest of margins, you had one party with the opportunity to lead the legislative and executive branches".

Experts predicted that the potential risk and instability of the landslide might remain for many decades, or even longer.

The latter might be sudden during a flood event or a few seasons (acute), or over longer periods extending over many decades or even centuries (chronic).