Sentence examples for to very long from inspiring English sources

Our portfolio is subject to very long leases, so we don't have that much lease turnover.

For both plus and minus systems, DNA was synthesized from templates to generate random sets of DNA molecules from very short to very long.

In Africa the one instance of a claim to very long descent, that of the emperor of Ethiopia, bears a similarity to Tod's Rajput genealogies.

Because the Pritzker often catalyzes or confirms an architect's bankable blue-chip status, what began as a kind of solemn summation has become instead a mid-career booster to very long careers.

We are able to verify that experiencing a recession at these ages leads to very long periods of without work that leads to lower income as well as a greater propensity to lose health insurance coverage.

The tail varies from short to very long and may be forked, square, or graduated; the outer or central tail feathers are, in some species, pointed or spatulate at the tip.

Thanks to very long-standing links between Sheffield and Luxembourg city which share great steel-making traditions, the Luxembourg government funds Sheffield's Chair in Luxembourg Studies whose current holder is Dr Kristine Horner.

It is not a typical project lender but one for infrastructure, something that typically needs access to very long-term funds.

The long-term unemployed, as opposed to very long-term unemployed, are people who've been out of work for six months.

If the environmental conditions change adversely in this phase, for example extreme temperature, extreme dryness or food shortage, the Myxogastria may switch to very long-lived, thin-shelled quiescent states – the so-called microcysts.

Most species identified as critically endangered by bycatch are moderately to very long-lived, including large sharks, seabirds, and sea turtles.