Sentence examples for span itself from inspiring English sources

The book, as we find it, has a limited attention span itself.

Surprisingly, experts say most bridge failures involve not structural failure of the span itself but of its foundations.

The drug, in other words, helped the fat mice enjoy more of their available life span without increasing the span itself.

There hasn't been such a blossoming of shared national pain since the mists of a few weeks ago, when Cadbury's announced minor changes to the recipe of the gritty milk byproduct it calls Crème Eggs, when again, the middle class outrage machine span itself into apoplexy.

The $660 million project has been underway since 1998; however, the vast majority of work has happened out of the public eye, either scheduled in the middle of the night when few people are crossing or done underneath the span itself.

Leaving aside who paid for the poll (ok, it was the Garden Bridge Trust), support for the bridge seems to span public opinion, just as the bridge itself will span the Thames in all its glory.

A new economy is emerging, based on a new sphere of cornucopian radiance reality unmassed and unmasked, leaving only the promethean light".The profundity of this technological revolution is that in an age when our material needs (at least in rich countries) are largely met, the commodity that stands out as being most scarce is life-span itself.

Each version of SoBig was programmed with a life span, turning itself off after a month.

But remarkably, this original, provocative and entertaining play almost makes it to the end of its three-hour span without itself becoming pompous or overwrought.

As expected, the SYR621C mutant hardly affected chronological life span by itself, but when its expression was combined with α-Syn, we noticed that with time also this mutant protein triggered a synergistic effect as evidenced by enhanced production of ROS and decreased cell viability in comparison to the strain expressing only α-Syn.

The bridge itself was 742.12 feet long, consisted of three spans, and was 22 feet wide.