Sentence examples for far longer hours from inspiring English sources

He claims a 'natural work ethic', which is perhaps not surprising from someone whose father is a management consultant and whose brother is a banker ('He works far longer hours than me at the moment,' says Goold).

Perhaps even more serious (although Ms Crittenden does not make much of this), Americans of either sex, whether parents or not, generally work far longer hours and get far shorter holidays than Europeans, which makes it that much harder to combine job and children.

In the past decade, more than 35,000 domestic workers, almost all of them young women, have received special visas to work for diplomats in Washington and New York City, often working far longer hours for far less pay than they were promised.

"Most people work far longer hours.

From SEALAB came the long-elusive proof that human divers could not only go deeper than ever thought possible, they could stay down far longer - hours, days, even weeks instead of mere minutes.

It was recognised for example that families may often stay at the dispensary waiting for a one hour assessment for far longer than an hour, and that field staff may turn up late to a household for an appointment, causing delays.

It took far longer than 24 hours and you are far from happy.

The meeting between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Obama was their first face-to-face session since each assumed office, and it went on far longer than the hour initially planned — so long, in fact, that the president rearranged his schedule for the rest of the day, postponing a meeting with a candidate to run NASA.

We already work far longer than our allotted hours for free as patients' care requires it.

One drone -- the Predator B -- can monitor a target continuously for 20 hours, far longer than any police helicopter or manned aircraft.

In all, she spent 15 days in the border station, far longer than the 72-hour limit set out in federal guidelines.