Sentence examples for but also longer from inspiring English sources

"It tastes better, but also longer, and more".

Students can expect assessment by exams, but also longer pieces of writing.

The remote availability of market price information led to economic benefits but also longer average travel distances for the fishermen.

Autonomous Marine Vehicles (AMVs) are not only being required to carry out more complex tasks but also longer missions.

Technology and outsourcing have made supply chains more efficient, but also longer, which means they cannot be switched off immediately.

The most evident themes were sharper shoulders, soft draping, shorts beating out miniskirts, but also longer hemlines floating in.

North Korea has sold Pakistan not only Scuds, which are shorter-range tactical missiles, but also longer-range Nodongs.

The startup's batteries could be not only cheaper but also longer-lasting than existing batteries, Whitacre says.

On the agenda was not only the bailout of Greece and other topical matters but also longer-term questions about how each saw the future of the Continent.

This paper presents a review of reforestation assessment that highlights the need to not only consider short-term establishment success, but also longer-term growth and maturation success, environmental success and socio-economic success.

Good corporate citizenship is (again) a theme of the Davos celebrations.One of the biggest corporate fads of the 1990s less overpowering, no doubt, than dotcom mania, but also longer-lived was the flonger-lived wasporathesocial responsibility" (CSR).