Sentence examples for too long time from inspiring English sources
"too long time" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a duration of time that has gone on for too long. For example, "I've been waiting for this bus for too long time."
Rosberg has played second fiddle too long, time for a change".
"We've been smothered for too long time," said Jasmine Dong, another graduate student who attended the U.S.C. lecture.
In Fig. 5d, more details are restored but consumes too long time.
A pure loss of stability failure is modelled as the persistence of the metacentric height below a critical level for a too long time.
In Fig. 6d, the staircase effect is mitigated but consumes too long time, which is attributed to the numerical processing of the algorithm.
To confirm the diversity order, when M S,M R,M D ≥2, simulation must be performed in very high SNR region, which requires too long time.
There were times he overthrew receivers, times he held the ball too long, times he looked skittish and confused.
An extension of this hypothesis is that long introns may be maintained in some genes to reduce the number of mRNA products in the otherwise too-long time during which the genes are activated.
When time till target is too long, the time window for prevention of toxicity of hyperglycemia may have passed and irreversible damage may already have occurred [ 22].
However, it takes time to fix some of our failing public schools that have been in disrepair for far too long -- time that our children do not have.
"This has gone on for too long a time".
