Sentence examples for must elapse from inspiring English sources

Six more must elapse before she would return.

Years must elapse before the project is completed.

"No set amount of time must elapse before you may report someone missing," the site says.

Then, of course, reasonable time must elapse to give the defendants time to prepare.

The previous, cosy assumption of defence experts that some time must elapse between testing and deployment no longer holds good.

Due to the low density regime, the proposed method correctly identifies the time that must elapse before the next interaction occurs, similarly to Event-Driven Molecular Dynamics.

After childbirth a lengthy period of time must often elapse before coitus can resume, and some peoples abstain for magical reasons before or during warfare, hunting expeditions, and certain other important events or ceremonies.

At least nine months (three quarters) must normally elapse between admission to candidacy and the final examination.

To rule out ACS on the basis of cTnT, a minimum of 5 hours (time to increase above the reference range) and a maximum of 5-7 days (time for biomarker level normalisation) must normally elapse after symptom onset.

The book must be published in English in this calendar year, and no more than five years must have elapsed since publication in the original language.

A relatively short time must have elapsed, as well, between the witnessed event and a lineup.