Sentence examples for longer to use from inspiring English sources

The facts weren't there, nor was I willing any longer to use innuendo and unverified charges to spice up my material, which I had done in the past.

In such situations, a potential that obeys Laplace's equation outside the spindle or core can be found, but it is no longer, to use a technical term that may be familiar to some readers, single-valued.

Every company now uses the money-saving and deeply annoying automated answering systems that take 50 times longer to use than if were you dealing with a human being.

Unlike Hong Kong or Taiwan, which offer more women's toilets than men's, China's national standards call for a one-to-one ratio, which often means that women, who take longer to use them, wind up waiting in line, Sharon reported.

After that, you're going to wait a lot longer to use plug-ins you have open, or loading up any new plug-ins.

And when the researchers stimulated them with electricity, the muscles continued to contract for longer than normal, taking longer to use up their energy stores, the team reports today in The Journal of Clinical Investigation.

As such, he no longer gets to use it.

"It's no longer rational to use cars in cities like London".

We no longer need to use monkeys in this way for entertainment purposes.

It is no longer possible to use cheques or credit cards or to make bank transfers.

If the ONS is no longer confident to use its own figures then the government shouldn't use them either".