Examples of using Years to develop in English and their translations into Romanian
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Yeah, and it could take years to develop.
It takes years to develop effective vaccines.
They only took 800 years to develop.
It takes years to develop one's flexibility!
Takes about three years to develop.
You waited 14 years to develop a sense of humour but this is a good one.
It took me almost seven years to develop.
That technology takes years to develop, and your entire division's only been in existence.
This kind of crazy takes years to develop.
It took more than three years to develop Snickers and was released in the market in 1930.
That algorithm--it took me ten years to develop it.
Sir, it's taken me seven years to develop this software… and I have personally tested it in every possible hardware configuration.
New musicals take years to develop.
This system took over five years to develop and significantly improves results in over 30% of searches across languages.
It took my people three years to develop it.
It took thousands of years to develop a more nourishing and larger hybrid, and also a hybrid that can grow in cooler climates outside of Mesoamerica.
Sadly, skin cancer can take 20 or more years to develop.
It would take years to develop without her.
It took the greatest holo- engineers in Starfleet years to develop the EMH.
It's taken me years to develop these skills.
The development of an antidote to your condition will take many years to develop.
Took me almost 20 years to develop this strain.
The sake you can enjoy there is made from a brewery that took 120 years to develop.
The Irish culture has taken thousands of years to develop, so cherish every moment of your cultural discovery.
Our company has devoted many years to develop the marked cards which are processed by our invisible ink, whose marks can stay on the cards clearly for a long time.
You can only get this new technology here because it would take years to develop something similar.
On average it takes over 12 years to develop a new medicine to the standards of quality, efficacy and safety expected by regulators.
As supervisor of Bulava venture(missile for submarines)you might have 10 years to develop simplest 3 successful launches.
It has taken many years to develop the current system to a point where it properly protects the health and safety of workers and consumers across the EU and it is likely to be the same for the new globally harmonised system.