Sentence examples for would be lingering from inspiring English sources

Scruffy and shirt-sleeved, they jittered, giggled and generally carried on like students in detention hall who knew that the teacher would be lingering in the faculty lounge.

Bobby Holik, who has been dominant on face-offs, was another player who did not think there would be lingering trouble.

"If the restriction on speech and legal advice were to stand, the result would be two tiers of cases... there would be lingering doubt whether the truncated representation had resulted in complete analysis of the case, full advice to the client, and proper presentation to the court".

The Era of Persecution officially ended in the United States in 1987 when the presiding Judge, Susan Getzendanner, issued a permanent injunction order against the AMA because she correctly recognized that there would be lingering effects of the decades long AMA boycott: the culture of political medicine had become anti-chiropractic and the AMA would possibly re-offend [ 39, 40].

In the absence of experiments on variants of the DNA construct used, there would be lingering questions about whether the results are an artifact of RFC and PCNA being trapped by a DNA construct that differs in important ways from the structure of a replication fork.

Would there be lingering impairment, a fading of energy?

I wouldn't be lingering on it, except — help me here, I'm grasping at air.

And all we'd seen until Tuesday was lingering touches and intense stares".

"It's understandable that there would be some lingering concern," he said.

But for a Londoner especially such a proud guide as this to be tired of visitors to London, that would be a lingering kind of death.

Asked whether there would be any lingering resentment among other players toward Sampras that might affect team chemistry, McEnroe said, "I think that's my job in a sense, to try to build team chemistry".