Sentence examples for too long times from inspiring English sources

There were times he overthrew receivers, times he held the ball too long, times he looked skittish and confused.

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.

Vacuum annealing is useful of acquiring VO2 thin films with high surface quality, but too high annealing temperature (500 °C) and too long time (15 h) are harmful, which make the surface degenerate.

If the contingency selection is too conservative, its analysis takes too long time; if the selection is not conservative enough, critical contingencies causing constraint violations or catastrophes could be missed.

It is possible to use all 27 DOF in tracking, but it will take too long time to compute the result in each frame (a lot of particles are required for tracking in those high dimensions).

In animal research, equipment that is non-usable for a too long time, can even lead to the necessity to replace the animals, also leading to additional costs and unwanted delay.