Sentence examples for longer a time from inspiring English sources

"Be friendly to Iranians because it is no longer a time of making noises and bullying others in the world".

There is no longer a time gap between when a small segment of fashion-conscious people pick up a trend and when it is all over the sidewalks.

"We always knew the show had to finish when the characters have their own families, because that's when it's no longer a time that your friends are your family," says Kauffman.

As we are all now permanently plugged into our devices, the week of Christmas is no longer a time in which we disconnect from the digital hive, and thus there is no rest when it comes to music's most hard-working either, as the brand new material which emerged over the festive period proved.

We observe that the longer a time window (the value of (n_{T})) the less volatile a historical correlation is.

From the user perspective, there will be great advantages (in the same session the disease is identified and cured), but also sources of anxiety (there is no longer a time interval between diagnosis and therapy, which could be used by the patient and her family to make an informed decision, or to take a second opinion).

Twitter is no longer a time-sink or a play-thing — it's a tool used by millions of people every day.

Since there is no longer a time-shift feature in T-MPC like in conventional modified prime codes (MPC), the code is not predictable and thus even more secure.

There is no longer a holding time for Whopper burgers.

It's no longer an any-time-any-place accessory.

US-MWCNT was retained in the digestive tract for a longer time and also required a longer time to be cleaned than O-MWCNT.