Sentence examples for such a time span from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Phil Gormley, chief constable of Police Scotland, said the referral of another complaint after such a time span appeared to be "contrived".

"In the Aboriginal culture, friends and relatives of a deceased person can sometimes mourn in 'sorry' mode for days, often weeks, and such a time span would have brought the tour to an abrupt halt," he explains.

The authors stressed that the uncertainties were high over such a time span, and said the study was intended to illustrate broad consequences rather than project specific ones.

Such a time span has also been shown employing heavy search and rescue helicopters in the Barents Sea [12].

In such cases a time span of four weeks between the registered start dates was allowed.

Kaifeng, Hangzhou, Anyang and Zhengzhou have been added to the list in the past 100 years (following archaeological discoveries) and many more capital cities have also been identified - not surprising for an empire with such a time-span and geographical reach.

This difference in results despite the similarity in estimation procedure may be due to the different time-frame considered, since Caselli, Esquivel and Lefort base their results on data spanning five-year periods and, in the context of the neo-classical model, it is often argued that such a time-span is inappropriate.

Excavations in South Africa's Border Cave, for example, found no evidence of such blades over a time span from 60,000 to 40,000 years ago, he says.

We present our results in 20 such patients over a time span of 17 years.

Such gaps are gradually increased over a time span of 30 to 50 years until total clearing.

The geography is striking: so many women seeking reform rose to prominence in such a short time span in such a small space in western New York!