Sentence examples for no longer last from inspiring English sources

Since Chapo won, gun battles still rattle the state but no longer last for hours.

The career of a lifetime will certainly no longer last a lifetime and workers will probably need to upskill multiple times throughout their working lives.

Their batteries, which are not replaceable by users, no longer last more than 30 minutes when I am on a phone call; they used to have enough juice for two hours of talk time.

The third-placed Wanderers (three points) are the only A-League team no longer last at the group-stage midpoint, though results must fall their way to catch Group F leaders SIPG (nine points) and Urawa (six points).

It's certainly true that for an engineer or a lawyer, a doctor or IT specialist, the techniques you learned in college a couple of decades ago no longer last a lifetime – what Sennett calls "skills extinction".

From 2005, unemployment benefits will no longer last indefinitely, but will stop after a year a long overdue change and those who consistently refuse job offers will be penalised.These areas of reform unemployment benefit, mini-jobs, re-allocating benefits and spending more on education and training do not delight hard-nosed entrepreneurs.

Gail goes to the food bank in Thurmont because her disability check no longer lasts the whole month.

There is no longer lasting satisfaction in the superficial contentment of the ego's confines.

But in a remarkable transformation, Mr. Sharon is no longer last summer's troublesome ally.

In the meantime, if you ever wondered what happened to Ashton Agar, then wonder no longer: Last year's Ashes golden boy Ashton Agar has been suspended from Western Australia's next four-day match for breaching the CA code of behaviour.

Of course, television is no longer the last word in video.