Sentence examples for reasonably long time from inspiring English sources
I'd like to last for a reasonably long time, because I like it here, and want to see what happens next, even if it is horrid.
The water must have been positively frigid, and he would have needed to stay submerged for a reasonably long time to escape his pursuers.
As long as individual investors have a reasonably long time horizon, they may not want to spend too much rejiggering their portfolios to find recession-resistant stocks, said Mark Greenberg, manager of the $550 million Invesco Leisure fund.
Accurate determination of absorbed dose by the CV method requires scintigraphic data from multiple time points over a reasonably long time interval following administration of the radiopharmaceutical, accurate calibration of the gamma camera system, appropriate corrections for background activity, attenuation, and scatter, and reliable estimation of organ masses.
A year is a reasonably long time to make something meaningful happen.
Phases 1 and 2, like MetaCluster 4.0 and 5.0, take a reasonably long time.
However, to our knowledge, clinical studies where serum IgG levels of a sufficiently large group of patients are monitored for reasonably long times under IgG substitution therapy with varying treatment frequencies do not yet exist.
In spite of a reasonably long generation time (around five years), a small founding population, and ongoing genetic exchange, a suite of traits have diverged in remarkable fashion.
If this sounds unrealistic, remember that this is a story about what matters over a reasonably long period of time.
But what Curiosity has done is to suggest that all the ingredients were present in one specific place, and for a reasonably long stretch of time.That place is what appears to be part of a dried-up lake bed (pictured) just south of the Martian equator.
The use of such models is often not feasible for the design of coastal structures, which often requires multiple iterations and model runs over a reasonably long period of time (e.g. wave trains with 1000 individual waves).
