Sentence examples for longer accompanied by from inspiring English sources

But as the All-Star break nears, a start by Niese, 23, is no longer accompanied by suspense.

There are birds and several rabbits in the hedgerows and when I walk down the field they are more tolerant of my presence now because, unfortunately, I am no longer accompanied by a dog.

The moment when the alarm goes off in the morning and I have to abandon the warmth and safety of a motel room for the uncertainty and risk of a day on the road is no longer accompanied by a stab of anxiety.

When a husband pastes an invitation to the Smiths' barbecue into his wife's calendar, it is no longer accompanied by a sigh and the "We didn't go last year, but I think we really need to go this year because they got us such a lovely baby gift and we haven't reciprocated, but if we go I promise we'll leave by 8 and we can just ignore the Joneses who will inevitably be there".

Baby boomers are living longer, accompanied by years of chronic illness and cognitive impairment.

Up-close kills are no longer accompanied by a splash of red, but by sparks and spurts of oil.

Minnie became an invalid, and by 1930 no longer accompanied him in public.

The spectral analysis of the bubble passage at different heights in the column demonstrates that the interactions are no longer linear accompanied by successive bifurcations leading to chaotic coalescence.

Maintaining good motor coordination in old age is important to ensure that living longer is accompanied by an adequate quality of life.

Longer lifespan is accompanied by a larger number of chronic diseases among older adults.

Widespread pain may not be a good indicator of multiple pain comorbidities since it tends to be more severe, longer lasting, and accompanied by decreased functionality and poorer general health [12].