Sentence examples for process lasts about from inspiring English sources

The strength of a concrete structure increases as its water content decreases; this process lasts about 4 weeks after it is first cast.

The process lasts about 20 minutes.

The process lasted about six months, with episodes of grandeur and dementia.

A European antitrust case against Microsoft eventually resulted in a series of fines totaling more than $2 billion for the company — but the process lasted about a decade.

Since at least two generations of scholars following Rav Ashi (died 427) are mentioned in the Talmud, most scholars suggest that "Rabina" refers to Rabina bar Huna (died 499) and that the redaction was a slow process lasting about 75 years to the end of the 5th century.

The entire process lasted about 10 months and during this period we were keeping expatriates here, getting documentation right, due diligence and organizing the entire consortium.

Data-loggers were attached according to the method described above, the whole process lasting about 20 min. Recapture for logger removal occurred about a week later when all koalas in the Center were caught at the occasion of the annual health check.

The baiting process lasted about 10 s, after which we raised the occluder, and the subjects were allowed to choose containers by pointing at them through holes in a Plexiglas panel.

In August 2017, Olivia Cross, a pre-med student at the University of Michigan, was informed that her Iranian husband's visa application was undergoing "administrative processing". The letter from the U.S. Embassy in Abu Dhabi said the process usually lasts about 90 days but could take several months.

The printing of the book was extended for 15 days making the total production process last about eight months.

The teenager often chooses a friend in the program to play the role of the victim, whose task it is to pepper the teenager with questions: "Why me?" "Did you molest other kids?" "I thought we were friends; will we ever be friends?" Then audience members offer their own questions, along with praise for the teenager's bravery and honesty, during a process that lasts about an hour and a half.