Sentence examples for as long so from inspiring English sources

"He hasn't been around as long, so there isn't as much to pick at," Mr. Cowan said.

It is possible, the authorities said, that a new, safer vaccine introduced in the 1990s gives protection that does not last as long, so more teenagers and adults are vulnerable.

In defiance of Newton, this model is based on the notion that what goes up need not necessarily come down.The model can range across markets and go short (bet on falling prices) as well as long, so the theory is that there will always be some kind of trend to exploit.

Unlike most mutual funds, hedge funds can go short as well as long, so they can make a profit in a falling market as well as a rising one (see "Growing pains," Forbes Global, June 11).

"If we can quantify the severity of the disease [using ChondroGene's genetic tests], companies won't have to run clinical trials quite as long, so it will save them a lot of time and money," says Bruno Maruzzo, who is the company's director of corporate development.

However, note that some old motors can't go as long, so change oils more frequently for such cars.

"If you talk to the older engineers, they'll say: 'Well, we were told to make a four-year mission, but we realised if you just used this higher-rated component, it would last twice as long.' So they did that.

As long as so many of Guantánamo's 600-odd prisoners seem stuck there indefinitely, the fuss will continue.

(A half-full freezer will last about half as long, and so on).

As long as so many Americans of all ages and income levels prefer gambling as recreation and entertainment, why not bring the games near home?

But here's a thought: maybe our prosperity will continue to seem hollow as long as so many 3-year-old black girls face such grim prospects.