Sentence examples for take a while to be from inspiring English sources

At this rate, the coffers may take a while to be replenished.

At first there weren't that many people reading it because it does take a while to be discovered.

Public spending would have to be cut.Yet the impact of China's slowdown on Africa will take a while to be felt fully.

Some elements of the system, which Cisco began installing about two years ago as the stadium was being built, will take a while to be fully functional.

The renewable energy target is capped and the extraordinary advances in battery storage technology are going to take a while to be cost competitive with coal-fired grid power if there are no carbon constraints.

While that idea might take a while to be realised, children like Prisha and Khushi, who have painted their names on the road next to a chalk drawn game of hopscotch, are happy to claim their piece of road paradise till noon, when the roaring traffic will wipe away all traces of an idyllic morning.

The rest is art history, though it took a while to be made.

Like Sherlock Holmes, Dracula took a while to be reconfigured in the popular imagination as a historical character.

Postmodernism, a style that emerged in the early 1970's, dominates American concert music today, but it took a while to be properly understood.

His hypothesis took a while to be confirmed and accepted by scientists, but by 1860 Avogadro's law was a bedrock of chemistry as it still is.

The wordiness of Ravenhill's script takes a while to be reconciled with the physical, but the two eventually collide and explode in 80 dynamic minutes that turn its characters inside out.