Usage of "length of time"

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Length of time of an event or process; quality of an event or process with beginning and end.

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Usage of length of time in English

Hassan's wife thought three months would be a good length of time. 
 The new yorker 

This can happen quickly, but the length of time doesn't really matter. 
 Ebony 

Part of the problem was the length of time they'd been apart. 
 The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year 

In addition, cytokine profiles may change with length of time after transplantation. 
 Pubmed 

Discipline and length of time in job were significant across all models. 
 Pubmed 

Again the window was closed; but not for any length of time. 
 Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths 

Blackening of the paper in a short length of time indicates impurities. 
 Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cutting / Electric, Forge and Thermit ... 

Expose them for the same length of time as in experiment No. 
 The Science of Human Nature: A Psychology for Beginners 

The squad ship covered that distance in a negligible length of time. 
 A Matter of Importance 

Rarely did a group of five coalesce for any length of time. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

He apologised once more for the length of time it had taken. 
 Kennedy's brain 

Its broad sweep suggests contingency planning for a considerable length of time. 
 The Irish Times 

I wasn't left alone for any length of time, adds the 34-year-old. 
 The Guardian 

The plan they pursued, in its nature demanded great length of time. 
 Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke 

People will be out of their homes for that length of time. 
 Radio NZ 

Also, it impacts on the length of time they stay in hospital. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of length of time in English