Sentence examples for longer looking for a from inspiring English sources

They are no longer looking for a missing person.

Though he has campaigned and advertised in Virginia, his aides stopped short of saying Tuesday he was no longer looking for a victory there.

The consequence, as Tamas Szekely of the University of Bath, in Britain, discovered when he experimentally "divorced" some birds by removing their clutch and their partners, is that males spend longer looking for a new mate than females do.

One reason why the headline unemployment rate fell to 10% last month was because discouraged workers dropped out of the numbers since they were no longer looking for a job.

After the bookstore chain Borders announced that sales last quarter were "below management expectations" and that it is no longer looking for a buyer, its stock dropped forty per cent.

By The New Yorker November 30 , 2008After the bookstore chain Borders announced that sales last quarter were "below management expectations" and that it is no longer looking for a buyer, its stock dropped forty per cent.

What was significant about that moment was I was no longer looking for an easy way out.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1926 P. 15The application of psychology to finding right man for the job has now made such progress that employers no longer look for a man of action but one of re-action.

By Joseph Fulling Fishman The New Yorker, June 19 , 1926 P. 15The application of psychology to finding right man for the job has now made such progress that employers no longer look for a man of action but one of re-action.

Since you've connected it to an Access Point in Part 2, it will no longer look for a new network and will use the one it has stored.

"They are no longer looking for just a soap or a shampoo.