Sentence examples for longer go for from inspiring English sources

"We are competing to win and if you no longer go for a gap, you are no longer a racing driver," he said, failing to mention that the move was never truly on.

"What if a woman who learns she does not have the BRCA1 or 2 mutations that make her at high risk of breast cancer decides she will no longer go for her mammograms, even though for the average American woman not having them only cuts the risk from around 12% to 11.95%?" says Hank Greely, Director of Stanford University's Center for Law and the Biosciences.

"People are really afraid, women are no longer going for prenatal visits.

Dragasakis made clear that Athens was no longer going for a minimum or interim agreement but a comprehensive cash-for-reform deal.

The wheels seem to have completely come off for Federer since Djokovic saved the first match point with a return winner, losing his confidence on serve and no longer going for broke with his forehand.

Social networking site Tagged is no longer going for an IPO.

The band members had waited even longer, going for years and years without most of them appearing on stage together.

As a result, most of the U.S. government's spending no longer goes for education, health care, parks, and infrastructure, but to cover the costs of war.

Doherty argued that the "self-parody" style of the series caused viewers to not take it seriously anymore, explaining that, "No longer going for the big chill, Carter and company are winking at their audience, as if to say: even we can't pretend to believe in this muddled mishmash anymore".

Open Mon-Sun 11am-midnight Most recommendations direct tourists to Brick Lane, and while that is worth a trek for other reasons, I would no longer go there for the best curry in town.

It somehow works; Iranians no longer go abroad for kidneys.In every other country, the trade in human organs is illegal, at least on paper.