Sentence examples for sometimes longer for from inspiring English sources

But it takes weeks, and sometimes longer, for blood tests to detect antibodies; a test taken too soon will produce negative results.

The loss of personal information lasts a lifetime — and sometimes longer for family members and others whose personal information was included in the stolen data.

Too many evenings I have stood cold with hundreds of other commuters waiting for 30-45 minutesometimesmes longer for delayed or cancelled trains.

While still packing the same melodic punch as her debut, this record has a warmer, sexier, more groove-led feel – the result of gruelling sessions ("14 to 16 hours, six days a week, sometimes longer, for two years").

Not only do they save the public considerable sums of money, they also speed up the criminal justice process (which is still too slow) and – perhaps most importantly of all – they reduce the anxiety and distress otherwise experienced by victims and witnesses who have to wait many months, and sometimes longer, for an outcome in their case.

You'll work a week, sometimes longer, for nothing.

The vehicles' warranties often run as long as 10 years or 100,000 miles -- sometimes longer than for new autos -- and cover exterior sheet metal as well as the engine and transmission.

And sometimes longer leases are better for financing purposes.

The human groups settled in residential settlements (with large huts in mammoth bones) of long occupation in the year, from which travels are operated inside the territory sometimes longer than 600 km for activities of hunting, raw material procurement, groupings and intergroup meetings.

But the scent can linger on skin and in the environment for days, sometimes longer.

In fact, Cinderfellas can often mask themselves for weeks, sometimes longer, because they often speak the same language as the emotionally healthy and available man.