Sentence examples for longer for example from inspiring English sources

Over periods of one year or longer, for example, it sheds little light.

No longer, for example, do I avoid avocados and nuts because they are high in fat and calories.

Self-driving vehicles would keep the growing numbers of elderly people in ageing societies mobile for longer, for example.

They can no longer, for example, decide alone whether to put a suspect in pre-trial detention; that is now up to a special judge.

Likewise, challenged on his link-up with Sainsbury's, which peddled the very same ready meals his food mission seemed to be directed against, he argued that by working from the inside he was able to improve the offering: getting them to hang their beef for longer, for example.

No longer, for example, would an admissions officer be able to argue that an applicant's racial or ethnic background, in addition to whatever talents or skills they might have demonstrated in high school, would add something to the campus community – an argument that might be made in an admissions committee hearing today.

But while a new recording of Shostakovich's 15 string quartets has appeared from Deutsche Grammophon to general acclaim, to say nothing of Teldec's huge project presenting all of Bach's music in a single box, it is taking longer for examples of Weill's art to be released on record this year.

Through trial and error, coaches learned that athletic performance improved when athletes worked on endurance, running longer and longer distances, for example.

Because of multiple testing, significance levels that are usually used for LOD scores are no longer valid, for example, LOD of 3.3 is no longer equivalent to a genome-wide significance level of P=0.05.

A longer shift, for example one experienced after flying from London to Los Angeles, would likely require a longer time for recovery.

Some are obvious — companies or other entities that no longer exist, for example.