Sentence examples for which may last from inspiring English sources

This is a less important and later spawning which may last throughout May into June.

Today, a preoperative infusion of antibiotics is often given, which may last for up to 30 min although a shorter infusion time of 15 min is more common.

Catalyst sintering is a slow complex process which may last for years but is contributed by physical processes of atomic femtosecond scale.

The fierce winds, which may last for three days, could make drops from firefighting air tankers less effective.

All the sales and the draw must take place during the main event, which may last more than one day.

For example, in the longleaf pine, the seedlings enter a grass stage, which may last as long as 15 years.

Allegations of sex abuse are expected later in the trial, which may last all summer.

Yet someone who fails to pay court costs — including for a range of minor offenses unrelated to driving — faces an indefinite suspension, which may last years.

I think it is clear that some patients have a prolonged course of the disease which may last several months.

More than 50 witnesses, including people who were injured that day, are expected to testify in the trial, which may last weeks.

The major long-term complication is persistence of joint pain and stiffness, which may last years after resolution of the initial infection [ 1].