Sentence examples for longer time back from inspiring English sources

The new name quickly became popular throughout Britain, though its acceptance into popular culture took a longer time back home in New Zealand.

No longer; time has looped back, regressed, it no longer lies ahead, but behind.

Ireland will have an even longer time in the back of their mind.

The patient may also have forgotten a much longer time period, extending back for as many as 20 years.

"It's going to take a longer time to come back ….

In order to show this, one has to go beyond the past 10 years of RE to include a longer time frame going back to the 80 s to the early days of Cognitive Engineering (CE).

On the other hand, too large value of C, may cause a longer time to switch back to the Lévy walks pattern.

For those needing a slightly longer time period to pay back their debt, the Discover It Card comes with a 0percentt APR on balance transfers for 18 months and 0% on purchases for 6 months.

However, large volumes take longer time for injection and back-flow.

"I think the fact that I've had some association going back a longer time is part of our relationship that I kind of value," Mr. Kennedy said.

The disturbance (going away) took longer time than the restoration (coming back) to the initial position as can be clearly seen by comparing the numbers of green and purple-grey colored data which represent the model eye that goes away and comes back towards the resting position respectively in Fig. 6.