Sentence examples for greatly longer from inspiring English sources

Atsushi Seike, a labour economist at Keio University, argues that Japan's problem is less that demography is changing too fast, than that employment and retirement systems designed for an earlier age are not changing fast enough.In particular, these systems have not kept pace with greatly longer lives.

Critically, once the model is built for an archipelago, subsequent changes in ACD can be detected using only Landsat imagery, thereby greatly reducing longer-term monitoring costs [24].

Critically, once the model is built for an archipelago, subsequent changes in ACD can be detected using only Landsat imagery, thereby greatly reducing longer-term monitoring costs [ 24].

Parker Beck, 10, has improved greatly and no longer takes secretin, his mother said.

"Societies become truly secular not when they dispense with religion but when they are no longer greatly agitated by it".

But sea levels have fluctuated greatly over much longer time scales, and glaciers and ice caps have had little to do with it.

I had the impression that she was no longer greatly interested in the past, but she was alert to the present, to comings and goings in her building, to news of recent performances.

But Saudi Arabia, which is host to nearly one-third of American aircraft in the region, almost certainly will not.The Gulf rulers detest Mr Hussein but no longer greatly fear him.