Sentence examples for taking decades from inspiring English sources

These economies are all taking decades to remedy the over-allocation of blue water," says Allen.

It will be a journey, similarly to the original Industrial Revolution, taking decades, generations and even centuries to finish.

Since Davis died Oct. 8, taking decades of football acumen and aggressive dealmaking with him, the football universe has watched closely to see how the Raiders will function.

However, it will take until 2015 to fit the £3.5bn technology on high-speed lines, with slower routes taking "decades" to complete.

But he elaborated on that thought this way: The agricultural revolution took thousands of years, the industrial revolution took hundreds of years, but the information revolution is only taking decades.

By re-reading the remarkable speech he delivered in the State Department in May 2011: a paean to the mass democratic movements, which Obama recognised would alter the region forever, taking decades to play out.

This has all taken decades.

Those upgrades might take decades.

But that will take decades.

The journey may take decades.

A great dictionary takes decades to produce.