Sentence examples for longer in the second from inspiring English sources

It said one in five homebuyers looked for a mortgage lasting 30 years or longer in the second quarter of the year, double the proportion a year earlier.

Pittsburgh's starting offense played longer in the second game.

The first leg and second leg performances are considerably different as Jackson did more dance moves in the second leg and the ending was therefore longer in the second leg, around seven minutes in length.

The mean hospital stay was longer in the second group (26.9 ± 15.4 vs 17.4 ± 9.3, P value 0.001).

Looking specifically at the same semesters over the years, herds' lactation length was, on average, 6.3 days longer in the second semesters of 2010 compared to the reference semester (Table  2).

He is 32, not ancient, but no longer in the first flush of youth.

Instead he hooks up with Tatiana (Elisa Matilla), a prostitute no longer in the first rank of her profession.

"If the soft tyres are lasting longer than expected and they go much longer in the first stint, it will be difficult to recover places.

Here we are, nearly a decade into the new age - no longer in the first light of dawn, but at that second cup of coffee stage after breakfast - and the Six Nations is still where it was.

England possessed one such bowler in Ryan Sidebottom, who had been a regular in the T20 side during that period when almost singlehandedly he was holding the England pace attack together, but was now no longer in the first-choice side.

Stationmaster Fallmerayer, in the story of that name, is a dutiful civil servant married to "a good woman, slightly dim, no longer in the first flush of her youth," who bears him twin girls when what he wanted was a son.