Sentence examples for time span was from inspiring English sources

But creating both in a short time span was a challenge, he said; quite a few ideas were rejected as too expensive, too time-consuming or impractical.

This relatively brief time span was characterized by a major shift in population from farms to cities, with attendant changes in many areas of life-style.

Then, like a minute or so -- I don't know what the time span was, but suddenly there was this amazing explosion, and it was completely and totally surreal.

In response to criticism that the time span was too long, some officials in Brussels were arguing to move the deadline to the end of the first quarter.

Being a Netjetter provided such an experience because, among other things, the time span was so generous: this was no two-week dip into the south of France, or Thailand, but a protracted experience of another place, as different from my daily life as I could have imagined.

Thus, the adaptation of the adsorption experiments to that time span was adequate.

The total time span was approximately 28 h after the M6.5 earthquake (Tables 3, 4).

This time-span was found optimally short and precise by a prior investigation of several alloys.

The extrapolation of 2-weeks diary data to represent a month is not ideal but the time-span was chosen as it is the normal diary kept by all of our patients seen in clinic, with or without ONS.

The wells were located between 2850 and 100 m from the spring, the pumping time-span was set at 90 days, and pumping rates of 60, 90 and 120 l/s were applied.

This 20-year time-span was chosen because it covers the period following the three major earlier assessments of African CHW programmes [ 1- 3].