Sentence examples similar to unbroken time span from inspiring English sources

But over what time span?

The time span is significant.

So much has happened over the ensuing centuries — a blur of financial ingenuity spanning the creation of stocks to the mortgage-backed investments of the present day — yet history remains unbroken: Time and again, financial innovation finds a lucrative path around regulation.

Here, somehow, the time span feels short.

The time span is 150 years.

There is, at least, the luxury of unbroken time for thought.

Steve walked into the bedroom and the two looked into each other's eyes for a long, unbroken time.

The labels identify each time span.

The time span of the offers varies by country.

The time span suggested a possible identity for the corpses.

"For what time span?" He said a week.