Sentence examples for perhaps longer to from inspiring English sources
It will take months, perhaps longer, to fully develop the corps of professional screeners Mr. Ron and Mr. Kinton seek.
It was thought that the APA would have at least two years, and perhaps longer, to prepare its draft decision before the Paris Agreement entered into force and CMA1 was convened.
That will almost certainly doom the Hall of Fame Game, scheduled for Aug. 7, because it will probably take at least a week, and perhaps longer, to go from an agreement in principle to a fully completed agreement that would allow the league year to begin.
However, a transaction could take at least nine months and perhaps longer to obtain regulatory clearance in the U.S., Europe, and elsewhere.
They described the expected accord as a significant first step intended to buy six months and perhaps longer to pursue a comprehensive final agreement.
The patients might have to face a reduction in the range of providers when hospitals will not offer a procedure due to unmet standards and they might have to deal with a different and perhaps longer route to the proximate hospital.
Mr. Fox's basic idea is to raise the living standard in Mexico first, and then, over the course of at least a decade but perhaps longer, begin to relax migration for Mexicans with jobs in the United States.
Research by Rodale and others shows that it takes three to five years for organic soil to be built up to high fertility levels and perhaps longer for farmers to learn how to deal with the weed, pest and disease problems they have to confront without chemical help.
When bad news arrives about the children's mother, whose puzzling absence has been glancingly noted, the family must board their converted school bus and return, for now, perhaps for longer, to suburbia, to family, and to "responsibility", however it's defined.
"Women perhaps take longer to make up their minds than men," she said.
That's because most plastic takes centuries – perhaps even longer – to completely disappear.
