Sentence examples for take a considerable length of from inspiring English sources

The National Court ordered Mr. Falciani's release from a Madrid jail because he had already been held there for several months and it could still take a considerable length of time to rule on the extradition request.

Despite this, access to specialist help can take a considerable length of time, with a median time to assessment by a specialist service in the UK of 18 months [ 6].

Of course, it can take a considerable length of time to fully define the role of any new mechanism-based agent in cancer treatment, as shown by the recent Arimidex, Tamoxifen, Alone or in Combination Trial demonstrating the value of the aromatase inhibitor Arimidex (anastrazole) in the treatment of postmenopausal breast cancer [ 52].

Lawrence stated that it took a considerable length of time to lay on the foundation of Cougar Town; "And once we did and once it was clicking, I think that not only did Courteney feel comfortable talking to Jen about doing it, but comfortable in how funny she thinks the show is and that Jen would like it and fit into this world really well".

The bakery has a staff of about 30 people, most of whom have been here for a considerable length of time, quite a few from day one.

This is the first time we have come across people who have been held for such a considerable length of time.

Addressing Donovan, she added: "I have no doubt the public need protection from you for a considerable length of time".

Conserved regions were subjected to further scrutiny to make sure the homology spans a considerable length of the original gene.

Endodontic treatment often requires the operator to maintain a certain posture for a considerable length of time, and such a posture can take its toll on the operator.

The meeting will take place in a room at José Martí international airport and last almost two hours, a considerable length of time given that the pontiff usually meets world leaders for less than an hour.

Pressure on the Obama administration to take some kind of action will mount if the evidence strengthens, but that may be a considerable length of time, if it ever happens at all.