Sentence examples for enormously longer than from inspiring English sources

The same computation carried out for 3 × 1019 atoms would show that one would have to wait interminably (i.e., enormously longer than the age of the universe) for the number on one side to fluctuate even by as little as one part per million.

A longer-than-usual post today.

Some interstates are longer than others.

And VA Linux, a company that only a year and a half ago had an enormously successful initial stock offering, recently said that it would lay off a quarter of its staff and take longer than expected to become profitable.

In searching for any repeat pair as long as or longer than those observed in the natural data, we found such repeat pairs of any sequence to to be enormously common.

Longer than that.

Probably longer than seems reasonable.

He lasted longer than most.

"Longer than a month, preferably.

Commutes last longer than ever.

Some take longer than others.