Sentence examples for longer poorly from inspiring English sources

And "You really have no arse to speak of at all, do you?" Meanwhile, I look forward to being no longer poorly and therefore able to avoid the whole novel-writing issue in a more traditional manner - by dusting, making soup, staring, pacing, repainting the stairwell, dozing, crying, fainting..

The distances between adjacent medical schools were longer in poorly performing provinces.

It has been well established from studies in developing countries that diarrhea lasts longer in poorly nourished children [ 14].

The conserved proteins are, on average, longer than the poorly conserved ones, and the length distributions for the poorly conserved proteins have a relatively narrow peak, in contrast to the conserved proteins whose lengths spread over a wider range of values.

Kubrick cut the film for Europe after the longer version was poorly received by critics.

"We have got an increasingly ageing population," says Young. "The fact people are living longer and becoming poorly for longer means that the level of need people have in residential homes is quite different from what it used to be.

China sent shock waves through the global recycling market this year when it announced it would no longer be accepting poorly sorted or dirty shipments of recyclable waste from foreign exporters.

"The definition of a postdoc is changing; it lasts longer and pays poorly just at the time when most people are starting a family.

The illusion may hold the female's attention for longer than a poorly arranged gesso, the researchers suggest online today in Science, giving the male time to mate with her.

Furthermore, the time constant of the ultimate exponential phase of FRLI "bleaching" is also longer in the poorly stained region.

If a longer transcript is poorly represented, it may arise from spurious transcription initiating upstream of the gene and continuing, unarrested, through the transcription unit.