Sentence examples for participated long enough from inspiring English sources

Study results show that companies that have participated long enough in the program achieved better financial results and growth rates in comparison with the average of Croatian companies from same industries.

19 For the most recent period of 2006 2007, 118 hospitals participated long enough to produce clinically useful data.

Proposition no. 4. Application of the methodology in Croatia from 2004 to 2008 did not fully utilize all the resources of the methodology, because an insufficient number of companies took advantage of all the knowledge and tools offered in 20 Keys and participated in the program long enough to realize the necessary improvements.

We participated in the charade just long enough to throw off the scent.

Brodeur has been playing long enough to participate in thirty-seven overtime playoff games by now.

To date there seems little reason why Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, would want to interrupt his Holocaust denial activities long enough to participate in Jim Baker's conference.

But as much as he adores the equipment and the fun, he was unable to focus for long enough to participate in the planned stations (instead making a dash for the large trampoline any time an adult looked away).

But the single greatest act of philanthropy he could do for the country is right now: run for president as an independent, at least long enough to participate in all the debates.

As the first black attorney general, he also cares deeply about civil rights law and, according to the friends, wants to stay on the job long enough to participate in this month's 50th anniversary commemoration of the integration of the University of Alabama by two black students, one of them his sister-in-law, who died in 2005.

He was perhaps the only one of the contributors to Diderot and d'Alembert's celebrated Encyclopédie to live long enough to participate in the French Revolution, helping to draft the 1789 Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen [Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen].

She stayed in Washington long enough to participate in a National Woman's Party suffrage rally, during which she was arrested and spent three days in jail.