Sentence examples for a means long from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama's proposed fee, made public last week, essentially amounts to a partial tax on carbon, a means long favored by economists of reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions.

The practical option Sometimes being a celebrity means long trips on the road, with plenty of hangers-on (eurgh) and nobody to look out for your best interests.

Anonymous, 53-year-old finance manager living in Harmondsworth A third runway means long term prospects for employment.

When you're a kid, summer means long sunny days, fun outings and flexible schedules.

As a direct translation, this phrase means, "long life to you, a wet mouth, and death in Ireland".

"It has a large head, which means long life.

Heavy bus traffic required broad roadways and a wide turning radius, which means long, uninterrupted spans between columns.

I heard the agent say the incident was a "407," which I guess means long, baggy dress or something.

Dài means "long".

We performed EBUS-TBNA in these patients and examined a total of 78 lymph nodes that had a mean long axis and mean short axis of 9.5 mm (3.8 mm) and 6.8 mm (1.4 mm), respectively.

That means long-term planning.