Sentence examples for More longer from inspiring English sources

Mentoring also tends to be more longer term than coaching".

Bypass grafts could last a decade or more, longer than most stents.

It's clear that with renewable energy you get a much more longer term and sustainable solution.

"Last year on the streets we saw a lot more longer skirts than we offered in our store," Ms. Solomon, of Bloomingdale's, said.

The UK depression has already lasted three years, and NIESR argues that is likely to last five years or more – longer than that of 1930s.

But the more longer term economic impact is likely to be another reduction in borrowing costs by the central bank in the next few months.

Public finance officials will have to lean toward issuing more longer-term debt to defer and spread out repayments.

Some would be instant successes; others, such as the duvet, would be more longer-term victories (Conran later claimed his popularisation "revolutionised the sex life of Europe").

While the Fed has basically held its total Treasury holdings steady since the summer of 2011, their makeup has changed as the central bank bought more longer-term securities.

Central banks retain the capacity to act: the Bank of England announced new liquidity programmes on June 14th, and on June 20th the Federal Reserve decided to extend a programme to hold more longer-term bonds (see article).

In a quarterly conference call with analysts in September, Nike's chief executive, Mark Parker, said, "We felt that there's other entities within the portfolio that need yet more focus and can deliver more longer-term growth potential".