Sentence examples for good longer from inspiring English sources

What this means is that chocolate may keep you feeling good, longer.

Incorporating the latest mobile technologies and engineered to meet multiple durability tests, the EliteBook includes HP DuraCase, a complete set of visually appealing and reliable features such as a brushed anodized-aluminum exterior combined with a magnesium alloy chassis designed for maximum protection to keep the PC looking good, longer.

It will stay good longer if you used vegetarian stock.[12] Heat in a saucepan to thin or thaw before using.

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, similarly said the Republican proposals "are generally good longer-term economic policy, but they won't mean much for the economy and job market in the next year".

"International markets have good longer-term growth potential for HP, as international operators are beginning to realize the advantages of new drilling technologies," Urness wrote.

You combine that with a 10-times price-to-earnings ratio and a yield of about 6%, and I think you have a very good longer-term investment.

One of those higher-yielding companies that, while the bloom may be off the rose right now, has good longer-term prospects for growth and their earnings, is Bristol-Myers.

Conclusion: good longer-term option.

Early Childhood Development  Each and every child deserves the best start in life: a good start not only offers current benefits but good longer-term outcomes.

The finding of severe postoperative hypocortisolism in the post-operative period indicates a good longer-term prognosis [ 11] (positive predictive value of 96%% for long-term remission in a paediatric population if postoperative morning cortisol < 28 nmol/L in one series).

You're unlikely to be able to carry enough water with you for a real, ongoing emergency situation, but some water purification tablets or a water filter can be a good longer-term solution.