Sentence examples for years to flow from inspiring English sources

Even if oil were found in abundance, revenue could take years to flow in.

Treasury cites a paper that estimates that the benefits of corporate tax cuts take 20 years to flow through.

Government scientists initially believed that water would take 9,000 to 80,000 years to flow from the repository to the accessible environment.

Though the land is arid, it also has boreholes filled with fresh water that has taken years to flow hundreds of miles from the peaks of the Hindu Kush to the underground aquifers in the middle of the desert.

But visitors can view a film on the history of the water informing them that Évian water takes more than 15 years to flow from the main mountain spring high in the Alps to the main town below.

Mr. Daly's presentation probably did little to change investors' views of the company, because most of what he talked about will take years to flow to the bottom line.

Water originating in the White Nile takes almost a year to flow into these flatlands, creating a swamp that in the rainy season swells to the size of Alabama.

/acre of Kreher's compost to the organic wheat through the drill at planting in both years, due to flow problems of the composted manure, which may be a yield constraint (very little P or K applied).

In many areas it has been observed after some years of conservation farming that natural springs that had dried up many years ago, started to flow again.

Yet, for all his resistance, the tricks succeed: at the visualization of "home," "Years have begun to flow / Unhindered down my face.

Such glaciers may, after a period of normal flow, or quiescence, lasting 10 to 100 or more years, suddenly begin to flow very rapidly, to up to five metres per hour.