Sentence examples for longer for weeks from inspiring English sources

Residential treatment can cost from hundreds of dollars to well over $1,000 a day, and even though a daily rate is generally lower than a hospital's, patients often stay much longer — for weeks or months.

It does not mean that a patient lives longer, only that the cancer is controlled longer, perhaps for weeks or, at best, months.

Ectodermal and endodermal epithelial cells retained label longer, for four weeks and sometimes until five weeks.

Maybe Lucy Henman ever so slightly regrets that no longer, for two weeks every summer, is hers one of the best-known faces in Britain.

They can equip each worker with the tools they need, when they need them, and monthly subscriptions no longer go unused for weeks on end.

And those crabapples, lilacs, viburnums and magnolias seemed to last for weeks longer than usual.

But people no longer flock to Bath for weeks on end to show themselves off or to find a partner.

The second is illustrated by the finding that the waiting times were longer for non-2-week wait referrals.

The average duration of programme activities is slightly longer (14 15 weeks) for UIB-unemployed than for SA-unemployed (10 11 weeks).

And finding another job takes far longer: 46 weeks for boomers, compared with 20 weeks for 16- to 24-year-olds.

This may influence the mean value of the overall similarity calculations, particularly for longer Δ weeks.