Sentence examples for I think longer from inspiring English sources

"But I think longer term use raises more concerns about breast cancer risk.

He said that "we took, I think, longer than was necessary to get our act together" before turning over sovereignty to Iraqis on June 28.

Polman added: "When the world is going towards more and bigger trading blocs, and the world is rapidly moving east and south as well, I think longer term we would better off as an efficient trading bloc in Europe.

He added: "They won't thank me for saying that but I think longer term with HSBC they have become a bit too big, a bit too complex to manage effectively".

Because just the [short] timespan [between Muslims finding a partner and getting married] and the relationship with us is so close to the events unfolding I think, longer term, this might be an interesting space for us," says Brodie.

Likely fall on deaf ear with investors in the near term but I think longer term, as they start to ramp production, the stock is going to quickly reverse".

And I think longer-term, there's got to be some sort of a pricing scheme that addresses the usage, but that's going to be determined by industry competitive factors, regulatory factors and customer [successes].

To be fair, Baio apologized, tweeting, "In retrospect, I wish I had thought longer about retweeting that conspiracy photo.

That would make me think longer before I buy tickets".

Should I have thought longer and harder and made a better one?

Nor do I think any longer that that great fan of Macmillan, David Cameron, should sack him.