Sentence examples for for longer until from inspiring English sources

I now hear some Nigerians say the British should have ruled for longer until we were "better prepared" for independence.

This can be initially for no more than a moment, but gradually for longer, until such feelings can live inside them without being a source of terror.

Its deferral until 2020 means that people will have no limit on how much they have to pay for their own care for longer, until the cap on costs is implemented," it said.

The remaining disappointed applicants can either get their money back, or loan it to the Tatas (at an interest rate of 8.5% for up to two years and 8.75% for longer) until the company is ready to complete the order.Suppose the initial allotment of cars is subscribed twice over: Tata Motors will get an immediate cash infusion of more than 20 billion rupees.

They will be healthier for longer (until they reach biological age of deterioration).

This perhaps reflects recent improvements in medical treatment with bronchodilators and steroids) that keep people out of hospital for longer until their condition is more severe.

In man with liver failure it would be appropriate to treat for longer periods, until function of the native liver was restored, or in other patients until a donor organ becomes available (the bridge to transplant).

He examined the time it took for tumors to recur and found that all patients who went for longer periods until recurrence had low levels of the same signature.

However, the RAF would have kept several advantages, such as being able to operate largely over friendly territory, as well as having the ability to fly for longer as, until the Germans were able to operate from airfields in England, Luftwaffe pilots would still have to fly significant distances to reach their operational area.

In general, synaptic potentials separated by shorter intervals showed larger facilitation, and this facilitation decayed for longer intervals until both synaptic potentials in the pair were of the same amplitude (Fig. 2).

This, along with the variability in these measures between visits, led to children being observed for longer periods until the clinicians felt they had a true picture of the condition.