Sentence examples for longer thanks from inspiring English sources

THE British are living ever longer, thanks to medical advances that variously halt or treat disease.

Some tennis balls bounce higher for longer, thanks to a special nanocoating.

Meanwhile, those with the disease are living longer thanks to significantly more effective treatments.

More people, particularly more poorer people, are now stronger and live longer, thanks to advances in medicine.

People are anyway living longer (thanks not only to the NHS but also to better diet and housing); they need more health care as a result.

But cycling's low impact seems to only strengthen knees, and I feel that mine will last longer thanks to a lifetime in the saddle.

The process takes longer still thanks to the practice of letting flyers with status board out of turn and thanks to luggage charges, which compel fee-avoiders to cram their bags into overhead compartments.

"The wall is no longer there, thanks to the EU," declares Mr Schulz.

That problem no longer exists, thanks in no small part to Jackson-Vanik.

He meant the centralized parkland that the less fortunate neighborhood no longer has, thanks to the cooperation of municipal politicians.

An urban-planning opera is perhaps no longer strange — thanks, "Hamilton" — but it does present a number of challenges.