Sentence examples for both longer from inspiring English sources

Her condition made the ordeal both longer and harder.

Better guns, along with breech-loading, made possible both longer ranges and higher rates of fire.

I squatted down, put my hand on the snow and found the print was both longer and wider.

Happily, though, a brand-new Skyfall trailer was released this afternoon, and it's both longer and more instructive than the first.

Everyone's permanently checking in, which means the working day has become both longer and more fast-moving: the decision cycle is massively speeded up, as nothing has to wait until people get back to the office tomorrow.

Sami Khedira was again the man replaced due to injury, though either Emre Can or Julian Weigl will hope that their experience is both longer and more memorable, with Kramer forced off in the first half against Argentina with concussion.

In reality, the Galaxy S is both longer and wider than the iPhone 3G.

This number is increasing, due to both longer life and more noise in the environments.

As far as the author's knowledge, this study is the first work that addresses design of an EV sharing system considering both longer-term location and fleet size planning and daily vehicle operations.

The results presented in this paper confirm that Okun's coefficient varies across countries and time, where the latter is due to both longer-term trends and movements in output over the business cycle.

They're both longer-lasting than Michael Flynn's tenure as President Donald Trump's national security adviser. .