Sentence examples for remain there longer from inspiring English sources
Armed with observations such as the fact that Hispanic managers tend to reach middle management jobs faster than others but remain there longer, the NHCC developed a blueprint outlining skills and competencies to help explain and begin to bridge the leadership gap.
While the brain is naturally inclined to think in negative terms as a defense mechanism, the habitual act of smiling helps the mind move to a more positive space and remain there longer the more you do it.
"When you come from poverty, a life – a child's life – is seen as a way to get food, as a way to survive," says Mbow. Society gains when girls are educated Women who have been educated themselves tend to have fewer and healthier children, and their children are more likely to go to school and remain there longer.
He remained there longer when The Climate, a five-character play he wrote and in which he played all the male characters, enjoyed a seven-month run at Theater Theater, and brought him movie and TV work.
Researchers believe that the birds were forced to land due to an approaching storm, and were embarked on a late-season migration because of warming temperatures in their northern Arctic habitat which allowed them to remain there for longer.
She claims he even promised to rig the show so she could remain there for longer.
While the Program has attracted physicians to work in such areas for the prescribed 2-year period, ongoing monitoring shows that very few chose to remain there for longer and be absorbed by their Local Government Unit (LGU).
Remember, no matter how long you have been in a rut, you (and only you) can make the decision to no longer remain there.
The pieces are grouped together on TNR's home page at the moment (scroll down to find the package); I don't know how much longer they'll remain there.
Last year 68 women remained there for longer, compared with 51 in 2013.
The crew was afraid the ship would be damaged if it remained there any longer, he said.
