Sentence examples for far more hours from inspiring English sources

I've spent far more hours pondering it than she ever did.

But N.F.L. players and coaches are at work for far more hours than baseball players.

More striking, the diary entries showed, women at home were now spending far more hours sitting in front of a screen.

Daytime talk shows like "Dr. Phil," which has about four million viewers a day, are lower-rated, but fill up far more hours on stations' schedules.

A United Nations survey published last month documented that Americans work far more hours than the people of any other industrial nation.

Middle-schoolers here spend less time than their international counterparts studying foreign languages and technology, but far more hours working on physical education and vocational skills.

Good assessment would cost far more working hours, more assessors, more assessors to check the assessors.

This skill has given me far more happy hours than, say, knowing how to change spark plugs.

Some consumers argue that the meters are logging far more kilowatt hours than they believe they are using.

One reason is that it takes far more worker hours to build a car when each worker must perform a variety of tasks than when each worker performs only a single task.

Truck driver guidelines by the Department of Transportation still allow for far more consecutive hours at the wheel -- up to 15, in some cases -- which creates more opportunities for drowsy driving.