Sentence examples for on rather long from inspiring English sources

Growing evidence from animal models suggests that the responses in PAC depend on rather long time windows of integration that span from seconds to tens of seconds, a time frame that appears too long for processing of simple acoustic features (Chait et al. 2007).

Some of our group had been taken on rather a long 'short trip' the previous evening.

And both certainly like to talk, and tend to go on a rather long time -- 40 minutes at a clip for Mr. Bush and generally about 30 minutes for Mr. Kerry, though he has been known to go considerably longer.

The recent discovery of insect damage at Nikkō, makes the section on insects rather long, so it is been split to include introductory material and other subsections.

Although some absences were unavoidable (people moved, a car accident), the absences not only cost the JHPDA money, but deprived someone else on our rather long waitlist the chance to participate.

MacLaine, 80, was the last to present on a rather long night.

For another, he sent out invitations to the viewing shortly before expiring, and the list of former spouses on it is rather long.

Therefore, the return on investment is rather long term compared to other industries [7].

On the whole, the Tampa event was rather long on personal testimonies and convention atmospherics and exceedingly short on policy, and that applied Latino issues as well.

The tiger has no mane, but in old males the hair on the cheeks is rather long and spreading.

The players left the ice with smiles on their faces despite the rather long practice for this time of year.