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Discover Ludwig"taking more time than expected" is a correct and commonly used expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where you are expending more time and energy than you had initially planned. For example, "The project has been taking more time than expected, but I'm confident we'll finish within the week."
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But one close adviser to Mr. Bush said that even on education policy, which both parties call a priority, compromise had proved difficult and was taking more time than expected.
It's just taking more time than expected.
2. The other interviews are taking more time than expected.
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It might just take more time than expected.
"All this has taken more time than expected, which is not unusual with a project of this scope," Mr. Cohen said.
All this may mean that the Lakers experiment might take more time than expected to show results — let's talk next year.
In many cases, since they had mastered Windows long ago, learning the Mac interface, essentially from scratch, took more time than expected.
20% of the returns took more time than expected, readers said.
According to Church, the testing phase took more time than expected because of complaints from playtesters and the presence of numerous bugs.
Although the renovation of the house took more time than expected, Braseth and his partners are in no hurry to sell.
(GP, B106) The project took more time than expected, according to the participants.
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