Sentence examples for could get longer from inspiring English sources

"Kiribati is just the first on a list which could get longer as time passes," says Ronald Jumeau, Seychelles ambassador at the United Nations, who took part in the international negotiations on climate change in Bonn last month.

A patent "wild card" would let a drugmaker add six months to any drug patent if it introduces a new antibiotic; or makers could get longer exclusivity for antibiotics themselves.

Three generations of ALK target inhibitors, including crizotinib, ceritinib, alectinib and lorlatinib, have been developed and used in targeted therapy; and ALK positive patients could get longer progression free survival (PFS) and better objective response rate (ORR) of 53 65% compared to the cellular toxic chemotherapy [2 6].

This time line could get longer and I am certain you can expand and improve it.

You could get longer pieces of grass to make a necklace instead of a bracelet.

Repeat offenders convicted of new crimes like pinching videotapes could still get longer sentences, but no longer life behind bars.

Granderson could get a longer deal elsewhere, and Kuroda could sign with another team in free agency or go back to Japan.

Mr. Velazquez later withdrew his appeal, because of the risk that he could get a longer prison term, but Mr. Regnier did not.

Last week I went back to trying to lengthen my swing as much as I could, get it longer than it has ever been, and as soft and fluid as it has ever been.

Prior to that, a man could get a longer prison term for stealing a sheep than for abducting an underage girl for forced marriage.

But they secured three victories on the road, where their playoff odds could have gotten longer had they not produced tangible results.