Usage of "time span" | TermGallery

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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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Ten million years, Earthman... can you conceive of that kind of time span? 
 The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide 

When my allotted time span elapsed, I left the stage, mid-word. 
 The Guardian 

He glanced at his watch again; the time span had begun. 
 The bourne identity 

The exact time span of the undertaking was not specified in that letter. 
 The Guardian 

Never has the time span been so long between one competitive Superclasico and another. 
 Reuters 

Why would anyone decide to write a novel in such a rigid time span? 
 The Irish Times 

It is difficult to distill centuries of experiences into such a compressed time span. 
 Navigators of Dune 

The report did not give any time span under consideration. 
 Reuters 

And all three murders occurred within an eighteen-month time span. 
 Silent killer 

Therefore, means must be sought to shorten the time span during which treatment is necessary. 
 Pubmed 

We used whole-genome sequencing to characterize cholera across the Americas over a 40-year time span. 
 Pubmed 

Because of the war, he holds the records for the longest time span between victories. 
 Reuters 

The time span covered three governments and two commissioners. 
 The Irish Times 

Individuals tend to face FX exposures on a smaller scale across a shorter time span. 
 The Irish Times 

Within a short time span, patients must adjust their lifestyle, incorporate medications and acquire new support. 
 Pubmed 

But increasingly, criminal justice experts are saying the time span of such courses is too limited. 
 Feminist dot com 

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