Sentence examples for longer time ago from inspiring English sources

The results also indicate that shared residence is more common if the separation occurred the last few years than if it occurred longer time ago.

He has played with Willie Nelson on and off, as well as with Bill Frisell and Norah Jones, and, a much longer time ago, jazz bandleaders like Woody Herman and Dakota Staton.

In OWMs, lentiviral infection can be traced back to a much longer time ago compared with that in hominids [40].

In industries with an elevated risk for respiratory symptoms, subjects occupationally exposed for a longer period or exposed a longer time ago, showed a higher risk for developing asthma and/or bronchitis symptoms.

In addition, non-operative patients may have suffered their insult for a longer period of time ago than post-operative patients and, thus, plasma cell-free DNA may be more indicative of cell damage.

It was a long time ago, longer than I'd prefer to admit, as the dealing of Frazier to the Cleveland Cavaliers ("Cleveland, come on, man," is how he put it) occurred shortly before I was assigned to follow the Knicks around with a suitcase and my trusty Olivetti typewriter.

(Note that it no longer owns ZDNet, which Cnet bought a long time ago).

But practice really does make perfect and I also stopped smoking weed a very long time ago (and hardcore tripping even longer!).

Or such divergence may have happened such a long time ago that we can no longer identify the origin.

However, it is difficult to make direct comparisons, because most studies did not report trends by diabetes status, had considerably longer follow-up time, were conducted a long time ago, or reported rates from small geographic areas (34, 35).

That was a long time ago, because Strahan said he no longer worries about getting sacks.