Sentence examples for much longer after from inspiring English sources

Play then resumed, with Van Rhijn heading home but moments later it was again held up - this time for much longer - after more objects were thrown on to the pitch by Ajax fans.

He added with a smile: "He didn't last much longer after that.

Duval's stage career did not last much longer after Poulenc's death in January 1963.

Oklahoma did not let Missouri remain in the game much longer after that.

I would not play for much longer after the Yankees released me at the end of that 2005 spring training.

Even the pro-Klinsmann broadsheets, however, can't suppress their doubts much longer after 100 days of ineptitude.

Hungarian history, with gross simplification, falls into two periods: a few glorious years following their appearance in Europe from the east, when they terrified everyone, and then a much longer era, after they became soft and Christian, when everyone invaded them.

Whilst sarin nerve agent is also considered to be "non-persistent", its molecular structure means that breakdown products and unique physiological markers remain detectable for a much longer period after use.

These two field plots were qualified as "wet" and "dry," with the "wet" plot remaining inundated with shallow water for a much longer duration after heavy rains.

These results suggest that pregnant women with hypertensive disorders in this setting should be followed up for a much longer period after delivery, and where possible, investigations should be conducted to capture and adequately treat any underlying renal disease [ 6, 8, 11, 12, 16, 17].

In contrast, in GFP-Keap1 and HBx-Cherry cotransfected cells, the fluorescence recovery of GFP-Keap1 aggregated with HBx-Cherry was dramatically slowed, with a great proportion of the initial GFP-Keap1 fluorescence failing to recover, even in a much longer time after photobleaching, suggesting that this proportion of Keap1 was irreversibly bound to the aggregates.