Sentence examples for longer to check from inspiring English sources

Bags will take longer to check.

Definitely he should stay a bit longer to check on me.

"Everybody wants to get good students," Ms. Cheng said, adding that openings at the library means it takes students longer to check out books.

Costing around £100,000 each, they take up much more space than the arch metal detectors currently in use and require longer to check every passenger.

You no longer have to check for a pulse, which is often hard to find and can waste precious minutes.

The declining use of menopause hormones means that older women no longer need to check in with their doctors to obtain annual refills.

A depressing week for subeditors at the East Anglian Daily Times and Evening Star in Ipswich, where owner Archant has decided they are no longer needed to check copy and write headlines.

The one major thing Nigel Gardiner is relieved about 20 after the IRA ceasefire is that he no longer has to check under his car for booby trap bombs or fear that he will be killed outside his front door.

After his death in 1025 the powerful hit back, and the government in Constantinople was no longer able to check the absorption of small freeholders by the great landowners and the consequent feudalization of the empire.

Although airline and airport executives initially feared that the transition would result in chaos during the busy holiday travel season, the consensus seems to be that passengers should expect some inconveniences -- like longer waits to check bags and more intrusive luggage searches -- but that major disruptions are unlikely.

This means that you no longer need to check in to add value to Foursquare, you just have to have the app installed and logged in.