Sentence examples for mean decades from inspiring English sources
Officials later clarified that could mean decades.
I don't mean decades, but perhaps years, to verify all the predictions of the Standard Model about how the particle is produced and how it decays," says Weinberg.
"Being born into a poor family shouldn't mean decades of poorer health and even premature death, but that's the shameful reality of the UK's health gap.
Over generations, stocks have outperformed for the long-term – by which I mean decades, and if you're a millennial, that's the time frame you have at your disposal.
Spencer Abraham, the secretary of energy, said in August in a letter to Speaker J. Dennis Hastert that the Idaho case could mean decades of delay in removing the waste from the tanks, and cleanup costs could be 10 to 100 times higher than the $39 billion now estimated.
With its portrait of a complex, symbiotic marriage, "The Country Girl" is both a terrific piece of entertainment and a suggestive metaphor for the retreat into the self that marked the beginning of the mean decade.
It means decades of faithfulness.
But "immediate" means decades, not years.
But enough time means decades, at the very least.
The failure to privatize means decades more of Soviet-style electricity planning".
