Sentence examples for sometimes longer to from inspiring English sources

financing programs take several days — sometimes longer — to negotiate.

"It really does take that long and sometimes longer to come back to the level they were playing before the injury.

It can take weeks, and sometimes longer, to recover — and we often don't have the luxury of sleeping ten hours a night for even as much as a week.

Some plants have been temporarily shut down for up to a month and sometimes longer to repair these fatigue-induced damage, which has resulted in enormous economic losses.

Then it takes another few seconds (sometimes longer) to load up your social Edges with your connection to Facebook and Twitter.

As Bowery outlined in a post this morning, "traditional agriculture uses 700 million pounds of pesticides annually, and fresh food takes weeks" and sometimes longer to land on the dinner table.

Trapattoni, then, has decided upon a negative approach based around getting two banks of four behind the ball, then breaking fairly directly through the wide players and sometimes longer balls to the front two.

Procedures can be confusing, and it can take longer, sometimes much longer, to open an account than at a regular bank.

While it may be possible for them to work and live independently, they sometimes take longer to learn new skills and need support in doing so.

Great cellists sometimes take longer to catch on: Yo-Yo in his college days tended to be orgasmic from the first bar.

Daley, who was cheered loudly every time he appeared, can sometimes take longer to still himself on the board than his rivals.