Sentence examples for span of time that from inspiring English sources

Geomorphological indicators from the landmass of India suggest dune mobility in the northwest [ 34], and greatly reduced river flow in north central India during the span of time that covered the full glacial [ 35].

Updated at 4.32pm BST 4.19pm BST This gallery gives you some idea of the span of time that Louis van Gaal's career encompasses – his career in pictures.

In the span of time that Republican nominees have been older than Democratic ones, the Republican Party has emerged victorious more often than not.

LONDON — It may be the cruelest moment of the Summer Olympics, the check-your-watch-and-you-missed-it span of time that weight lifters are required to hold the barbell above their heads.

October 10 2012 December 8 201212 Karen Allen, of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" fame, stars as an older widow who has never recovered from the titular span of time that took her young husband away.

I've written a capsule review of the film in the magazine this week; here, it's worth calling attention to the span of time that Roth himself calls attention to in the story and to suggest its significance for his work, then as now.

Periodically, in the vast spans of time that have preceded us, our planet's living beings have been purged by planetary catastrophes so extreme they make your typical Ice Age look like the geological equivalent of a stroll in the park.

This chapter explains evolutionary biology, which has suffered from a debilitating incapacity to determine whether or not the events of evolution display any law-like behavior and in particular to decide how rapidly those events occurred, given the vast spans of time that were available for them to do so.

Shriver left the Peace Corps after only five years — he had instituted a rule that nobody should exceed that span of time at the agency — and he went on to help shape a number of other prominent organizations, including the Special Olympics, Head Start, and VISTA.

This variation is a reflection of the accumulation of subtle changes through the span of evolutionary time that has elapsed since species diverged from their common ancestors.

This assumption would imply that for each HCE (or conserved HCE structure) there exists at least one gene that has remained in cis-configuration through the same span of evolutionary time that has conserved the sequence of the HCE.