Sentence examples for time span has from inspiring English sources

While Jennie has taken 7 Ecstasy pills over 14 months, Kyle, in the same time span, has taken 150.

In the west a relatively constant climate over a long time span has preserved many relict and rare items, including the Pitsunda pines (Pinus pithyusa).

The next presidential election is three and a half years away — an eternity, really — but instead of putting a damper on speculation, that time span has encouraged it, letting a thousand theories and nearly as many contenders bloom.

Such a time span has also been shown employing heavy search and rescue helicopters in the Barents Sea [12].

Overall, the average age over this time span has been 29.7 years old with a median age of 27.5percentt.

Here we provide a few of the missing pieces to strengthen the evidence that evolution over a relatively short time span has lead to survival advantages in Ethiopians, to a lesser extent in Himalayans, but not yet in Andeans who arrived at their present abode at a later date.

American winemakers, over a much shorter time span, have done the same thing.

Secondly, two-thirds of no-hitters in that time span have not included double-digit strikeouts.

The investigation time span had to be limited after May 2010 because we started an intervention study at the same ICUs [ 28].

Cretaceous divergences are sufficiently young that most coding sequences, even ones chosen specifically for suitability over this time span, have accumulated relatively few amino acid changes.

The thiazolidinediones rosiglitazone and pioglitazone both gained FDA approval within a short time span, have similar indications for being prescribed, have similar cost, and are initially without apparent prescription bias.