Sentence examples for from far longer from inspiring English sources

Over the last several months, the New York Times columnist Gretchen Reynolds has reported on several studies suggesting that high intensity interval workouts as short as four minutes can produce cardiovascular health benefits as great as those from far longer aerobic workouts.

Steven A. Ballmer, chief executive of Microsoft, said that the companies began discussing the collaboration in April, but that Microsoft had been getting pressure from its largest corporate customers for far longer.

What's interesting here is that users from Latin America use the service for far longer than their American counterparts (45 minutes per day vs. 30 minutes per day).

This campaign was far more successful, for far longer, than one might infer from Dr. Weiss's tribute to the antismoking campaign.

Pieterson if far far from top quality in a far worse stae than COOK and for far longer.

Preventing the "untouched" continent from the far longer arm of human-caused climate change is another prospect entirely.

Early fruits keep better than late ones, fruits from healthy plants far longer than those from plants with disease.

The entry for 755, describing how Cynewulf took the kingship of Wessex from Sigebehrt, is far longer than the surrounding entries, and includes direct speech quotations from the participants in those events.

A group of Toyota designers from Japan stayed far longer than that.

"Consumers are keeping their tablets, especially higher-cost models from major vendors, far longer than originally anticipated.

Some cite Dutch neutrality in World War I, which kept women away from the workplace far longer than in other countries.