Sentence examples for of those longer from inspiring English sources

But three of those longer outings have come in the Rockies' past five games.

surveyed, 37% claimed to have experienced a flight delay in the last two years, 38% of those longer than two hours.

The boundaries that mark the beginning and end of those longer chunks are coupled with increases in activity in the hippocampus, a region of the brain linked to memory, the researchers said.

The theorist has explained the functioning of those longer sentences by specifying via inference-rules how they interact with yet further sentences to mediate inference.

And what about the need many of those longer-living folks have for maintenance care, not medical or skilled care, just the activities of daily living.

SIVs work as long as they can keep issuing short-term debt to fund purchases of those longer-term assets (mortgage-backed securities).

And the hypothetical nature of those longer-term targets are made clear in the Treasury's Autumn Statement book, because it does not - for example - make any provision for Nick Clegg's cherished, £755m-a-year policy of providing free school meals to the youngest school children beyond 2015-16.

"A key part of this is getting people to think long term, getting them to see the power of compounding over those longer periods of time," McBride says.

How many of those no longer on the rolls were simply committing fraud?

The MPS sympathises with those affected, including the families of those no longer alive, and regrets the distress they have felt".

Most of those no longer working have been dismissed for poor attendance or behavior problems or have left because of a "poor attitude toward working," Ms. Tarlow said.