Sentence examples for residence longer from inspiring English sources
It had been his residence longer than any other place had been since his childhood home in Pearl River.
"What we needed was a way to be in residence longer with great people who really know these issues and can share with students and support them," she says.
Regulations require 401(k) plan loans to be repaid on an amortizing basis over not more than five years, unless the loan is used to purchase a primary residence (longer payback periods are allowed for these particular loans).
Regulations require 401(k) plan loans to be repaid on an amortizing basis over not more than five years, unless the loan is used to purchase a primary residence (longer payback periods are allowed for these particular loans). Plan loans do not offer tax deductions for interest payments, as do most types of mortgages, home-equity loans and home-equity lines of credit.
Predictors of higher endotoxin were old buildings, lower-story residence, longer occupancy, infrequent vacuum cleaning, dog and cat ownership, and mouse infestation.
Under these conditions solutes stored in shallow groundwater have long residence times (longer than 100 years).
The FR was designed as two independent bubbling fluidized beds that efficiently used the reactor's space and made the particle residence time longer and more uniform.
Or is a drop in voter registration thanks to Individual Electoral Registration (IER) reforms, resulting in halls of residence no longer being able to register students en masse?
He also fears thousands might miss out on voting because the new system of individual voter registration means halls of residence no longer block-register students.
It provides basic facts about where long lines were experienced in 2012 and which voters — based on race, voting mode, and residence — waited longer than others.
The report also provides basic facts about where long lines were experienced in 2012 and which voters — based on race, voting mode, and residence — waited longer than others.
