Sentence examples for so considerable time from inspiring English sources

Tough cost limits mean management support will be sparse, while there is the added complexity of having to depend on a commissioning support unit for much analysis and guidance, so considerable time will have to be invested in that critical relationship.

So they spend considerable time preparing; they see a show several times in advance, noting not only the action onstage but its effect on the audience, too.

He is certainly not lacking in opinions: "The United States — still the world's only superpower and likely to remain so for a considerable time, despite the peppy delusions of some of the Chinese leadership (the Europeans must be over theirs by now) — needs to put its own house in order and reoccupy its place at the head of the democracies," was a recent online declaration.

The cash, which totaled hundreds of thousands of dollars each day starting in 1997, was in small bills so the tellers spent considerable time counting it by hand.

"The possibility of reform has been a matter of debate for some considerable time so now is the time for those discussions to turn into reality".

That fight almost seems quaint in an era when so many musicians put considerable time and effort into negotiating advertising and other branding tie-ins with their music, the focus on "monetization" of music ever-increasing.

The majority of PMRP participants were enrolled between September 2002 and April 2004 so there is a considerable time lag between completion of questionnaires.

Regaining access to a wheelchair can also take considerable time, so ensure you have long layovers, if you book them.

If you're planning on renouncing your citizenship of your current country and taking on new citizenship, this will take considerable time, so start working on this from the beginning of your planning.

I've been involved in club management for a considerable time – less so as an international manager.

On some level, this last debate is rendered superfluous because most eurozone members will not get anywhere near satisfying the fiscal rules for some considerable time and so the imposition of financial penalties in the interim would make their plight even more tenuous.