Sentence examples for for longer further from inspiring English sources

While the growth of the sector has reduced the upward pressure on rents in some areas, it has also encouraged landlords to hold on to their properties for longer, further restricting supply in the housing market.

That's good news, but it means retirees will receive benefits for longer, putting further pressure on the fund.

It is ringing out in the bars and venues in Liverpool they frequented, and their impact will ring out for longer, and further.

This meant that twilight lasted almost all night, and Swedish defensive fire could continue for longer, inflicting further casualties.

However, bicarbonate stays around in the bloodstream for longer, and further episodes of hypercapnia lead to relatively mild acidosis and reduced ventilatory response in a vicious circle.

Sodium butyrate addition for longer periods further increased total expression, however this caused the appearance of the additional monomer form running at 30 kD.

Continuous culturing of cells for longer periods further reduced the TER, with a maximum effect after 24 hours of treatment (P < 0.01) that was maintained to 72 hours.

Although neuronal migration is complete by the 25th week of gestation, glial migration and growth of cortical connections continue for longer with further increases in cortical surface, which is also influenced by differential expansion of cortical layers (75).

Barclays said half of the extra €40 billion would be the cost of running bigger deficits for longer, while the further delay in Greece regaining access to the markets would account for about €10 billion.

Nature of self-assembly associated with stronger interactions sustain the release of embedded drug (anticancerous dexamethasone) from nanohybrid and larger size of inhomogeinities for longer spacer length further sustain the drug release and thereby able to control the release rate of drug by articulating the chemistry of graphene modifications with suitable spacer length of diamine.

There is an increase in benefit of providing human milk for longer, and a further benefit for a longer duration of exclusive breastfeeding [1].