Sentence examples for longer to fall from inspiring English sources

It took them longer to fall asleep.

Other aspects of EU banking reform will take longer to fall into place.

That means European government debt levels may take a lot longer to fall than officials hope.

And even when you are in bed, it may take you longer to fall asleep, some researchers believe.

People may take longer to fall asleep, and they tend to get sleepy earlier in the evening and to awaken earlier in the morning.

So were the winds and possibly the smaller size of the ash, which takes longer to fall out of the atmosphere.

Once relegated, high earners such as Marvin Sordell and David Ngog were shipped out as quickly as possible – more often than not for a fraction of what had been paid for them – but the debts continued to mount, with the club now losing approximately £1m a month and no longer able to fall back on parachute payments.

With all its shortcomings, the Affordable Care Act has brought relief to millions of Americans who are no longer scared to fall sick.

These findings are in contrast with the previous study where a longer latency to fall asleep and an increased wakefulness were reported [ 32].

Rota rod performance is also sensitive to body weight with mice of smaller strains having longer latencies to fall and mice of larger weight having a shorter latencies (41).

Therefore, a longer time to fall asleep and a greater number of wake-up times during a night were associated with higher ISI scores and lower the EQ-5D utility values.