Sentence examples for remarkable length of time from inspiring English sources

The last time a Cardinals player had to use an intravenous injection for fluid replacement was several years ago, Omohundro said, a remarkable length of time; most teams use IV's on at least several players a season.

"Any organisation that have [sic] been in existence for a remarkable length of time with diverse members are prone to have a bad egg or two, people that have a different philosophy from the organisation," he wrote.

The clinical community, however, met their findings, with skepticism and a lot of criticism and that's why it took quite a remarkable length of time for their discovery to become widely accepted.

These core-alleles thus combine two characteristics: (i) high frequency, which is typical for old alleles that have already had much time to rise in frequency, and (ii) at the same time a remarkable length of the haplotype surrounding it, typical for young alleles.

In a Neotropical hawk moth it reaches the remarkable length of 280 mm (Amsel, 1938).

But what makes Dr. Greene's experiment remarkable is the length of time he devoted to it, and his effort to incorporate organic eating into the routines of everyday living.

It would never have countenanced the amount of money and length of time that it takes to create such remarkable work.

Length of time in house?

The length of time can vary.

A. One area is length of time.

Just think about the length of time it takes.