Sentence examples for face longer from inspiring English sources

Even deceased veterans may face longer waits.

Frequent offenders of this policy may face longer suspensions.

Repeat offenders face longer suspensions, though not expulsion.

They will also face longer period of sanctions.

Mr. Walsh says that borrowers seeking condominiums face longer odds of success.

Many traders face longer trips to work and a scarce supply of parking spaces.

Her smile doesn't linger on her face longer than strictly necessary.

British pilots could face longer turns of duty, with fewer flight crew on some long-haul flights.

Several recent polls and studies found that voters in heavily Democratic areas face longer lines, although the reasons remain unclear.

Drivers who kill or maim cyclists should face longer jail sentences, according to proposals submitted to the Government this week.

Similarly, those who face longer term injury through accident, have little in the way of additional provision.