Sentence examples for far longer stage from inspiring English sources

Arguably, we could have retained in the analysis individuals who remained suspects until the end of follow-up, and the survival function would have been markedly different, yielding a far longer stage 1 duration (r1 = 0.00014, or about 20 years), which does not seem plausible.

The star of "Deathtrap" occupies the stage for far longer than the comparative nanosecond that Ms. Dench did on screen, playing the Queen Elizabeth I that brought her an Oscar.

Allmusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine considered that despite ignoring 2000s (decade) singles such as "Run Baby Run", "it already seems that the comp has lingered far longer than necessary on the last stage of Garbage's career", in contrast to the debut album singles "still sounding sleek and alluring".

Some metro areas will obviously take far longer to recover than others, but several recession-battered towns now could stage a comeback by 2014, according to Economy.com.com

Not long thereafter, McClure--with his character displaying severe stage fright--comes up with an extended bit of humor that lasts far longer, and seems all but physically impossible.

The next stage has been given a provisional 12 month duration, although investigators have admitted it could last far longer.

Far longer".

Its impact reverberates far longer.

Others, including JJ, take far longer.

Both wars lasted far longer than predicted.

Their symptoms lingered far longer than his.