Sentence examples for but for longer from inspiring English sources

Then he stops again, but for longer.

The next contract is expected to be cheaper, about A$45m a month, but for longer.

In practice, adding a parity bit to a two-bit code is not very efficient, but for longer codes adding a parity bit is reasonable.

The same relative behaviour was reported when FAF strength results were compared with SC or SL mixtures, i.e., the former achieved lower strength than the latter in the short term, but for longer curing periods FAF strength was significantly higher.

At first the fractional crystallinity of the re-crystallized materials increased with exposure as the result of decreasing molecular size, but for longer exposures the fractional crystallinity decreased because of the increase in concentration of chemical impurities.

In the second experiment (N= 25), participants were exposed to the same sounds, but for longer intervals at a time: 10 min as opposed to 14 s in the first experiment.

Your roommate may be able to help decide which earrings look best, but for longer-lasting decisions, there seems to be safety in numbers — even if it's the virtual equivalent of asking everyone in Grand Central Terminal whether you should grow sideburns.

But for longer-term trends a molecular marker with a relatively slow "molecular clock" is required.

The level and timing of the predicted peak in mortality are virtually unaffected by exposure since 1980, but for longer-term prediction recent exposures become increasingly relevant, and some assumption must be made about asbestos exposure since the 1970s.

That's enough for most commutes, but not for longer trips.

And Habitat New York, at www.nyhabitat.com, with apartment listings in both New York and Paris, is good for weekly rentals but expensive for longer stays.