Sentence examples for more lengthened from inspiring English sources

Gravesend, Margate, Ramsgate, Dover and Brighton, are free to those to whom time is money, and who cannot quit home or occupation on more lengthened expeditions.Parliament is scattered; and every member of the collective wisdom, whose daily paper pursues him to his haunts, must either smile or sigh at the spent shots sent after Lords and Commons.

A second and more lengthened increase of α-amylase activity was demonstrated between 1 and 3 h after starting the lunch (P < 0.01).

Adult damselfishes show either a short neurocranium type (S. nigricans, A. sexfasciatus, Chromis sp, both Dascyllus species) or a more lengthened type (both Chrysiptera species, P. pavo).

The patient with the largest residual LLD (5 mm, patient 3) was secondary to the patient feeling his limb was too long and refusing to do more lengthening.

In the second year of treatment, the Treat and Extend patterns can permit even more lengthening of the time between injections.

The correlation between TL and raw TLC (rather than % change) was similarly large (rho = -.66, p <.0001): Those with longer TL at baseline showed greater rate of change (shortening), and conversely, those with shorter TL at baseline showed slower rate of change (less shortening or more lengthening).

The Mets began chipping away, only to have to dig some more: Ventura lengthened his hitting streak to 11 games in the Mets' second with a homer to right.

But C-51, though not completely misguided, is flawed.Since taking office in 2006 the Conservatives have given the security services more power, lengthened sentences for existing terrorism offences and introduced new ones, such as leaving Canada to commit acts of terrorism.

Countries need to understand that timelines are rarely shortened, and that they are more typically lengthened by years.

But their impact could have been all the more devastating - costing thousands more lives, lengthening the war and threatening the D-Day landings - were it not for the fact that British intelligence worked in three, rather than two, dimensions.

We nurses often become their translators, explaining the implications of interventions that may do no more than lengthen the dying process.