Sentence examples for span may from inspiring English sources

Ms. Span may not be a joiner, but why must she turn up her nose at people who are?

However, Primark in Oxford Street did not open until 2007, and it is safe to speculate that the life span may now be even shorter.

Its span may be no match for the Brooklyn Bridge, but to Ms. Armitage it is a place of sheer beauty and conflicting memories.

The life span may extend to two years, as in biennial plants, or longer, as in banana and certain bamboos, which die after flowering and fruiting.

Its span may be global, but its scope is modest, and it accepts a certain superficiality as the price of useful insight.

The stability facility, created as a temporary expedient with a three-year span, may be extended and evolve into a permanent crisis-resolution mechanism.

C-Span may be known for its ubiquitous coverage of all things governmental, but its cameras will be absent from Terre Haute.

Such a penchant for spick-and-span may suggest the germophobe Julianne Moore played in the movie "Safe," but Mr. Moss, who, for the record, has no known allergies, sees himself as a Florenz Ziegfeld of high design, just showing off his stars to greatest effect.

Since multiple mutations occurring over many years are necessary before a cell becomes cancerous, stem cells with a long life-span may be the best candidates for accumulating such cancer-inducing heterogeneous cells [5], [31].

The effect of autophagy deficiency on life-span may mask the killing effect of Salmonella infection.

Although the time-span may be overestimated for older lineages, the comparison of the 15 lineages suggests that at any time several mariner lineages have been active at the same time.