Sentence examples for longer has been from inspiring English sources

How it might have worked out if the Giants had called up Posey earlier — or had waited even a week longer — has been the question of this season.

"Daily ingestion of at least three grams of a mixture of EPA and DHA for 12 weeks or longer has been found to reduce morning stiffness and the number of tender joints in those with rheumatoid arthritis," Dr. Hendler said.

And, oh yes — the Sculpture Garden, wider and longer, has been born again with new young trees to replace the birches and beeches that had been getting too shaggy anyway.

A 14-year-old girl who said before dying of cancer that she wanted a chance to live longer has been allowed by the high court to have her body cryogenically frozen in the hope that she can be brought back to life at a later time.

Unsurprisingly the effect of people living longer has been to put the social care system under greater strain.

Treatment with TSA for 24 h or longer has been reported to increase p53 acetylation and in this way protects p53 from degradation.

If she had not, she said later, she would no longer have been able to write.

Nor is money used any longer, having been replaced by credit cards.

There are unconfirmed suggestions that the boys might no longer have been welcome up there had Evans joined.

"In a few years these facts would no longer have been available as firsthand material," he wrote.

The kit may no longer have been of use to the team because of a change of sponsor, for example.