Sentence examples for tasks so long from inspiring English sources

So it could be well be that the inhibitory spill-over aspect occurs for tasks so long as they occur simultaneously but not sequentially.

Since it would be the most efficient arrangement, such pathway "optimization" makes for a sound starting hypothesis, but nature "rarely reinvents the wheel" and we can expect enzymes to be opportunistically co-opted (or "recruited") for new metabolic tasks so long as they are good enough for the job.

In contrast, two different methods yield very similar results even on rather different tasks, so long as the same underlying data is used (Figure 4C), and again the best performance is for the groups with the highest node degree.

The subject is so large and the task so long that it does not make sense to do all the research and then write the whole thing.

Finding a compelling story about the municipal-bond market is not an easy task, so when Long came across a document related to an eight-hundred-million-dollar bond sale that Puerto Rico would be undertaking that spring, she decided to look at the numbers more closely.

One group is paid for their time hour-by-hour, doing readily replaceable tasks that continue only so long as they keep their wage depressed.

He has had the tougher task of coming to terms with being ousted from a job he coveted for so long.

Ask Parmalat.Not so long ago, the task of looking after a company's reputation was left mostly to its advertising and marketing departments, but the number and severity of threats (especially of the ethical and legal variety) has increased so much that now it often falls to the chief executive.

Anton van Helden, who manages the marine mammals collection for New Zealand's national museum Te Papa, said it wasn't a straightforward task to find the remains after so long and that the mother's skull, which was buried shallower than the rest of the remains, washed out to sea.

The internet giant is putting up $30m to sponsor the prize with lunar videos to be featured on the firm's YouTube site.The first non-governmental team to land a vehicle safely, drive it for 500 metres and beam back high-quality videos will win $20m, so long as the task is completed by 2012.

Julian Savulescu, Uehiro Professor of Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford, says that ultimately, the moral obligation for settling a VAT bill lies with the trader and not the consumer so long as the task is the former's legal responsibility.