Sentence examples for has even longer from inspiring English sources

It has long been Times policy to credit other news organizations for their scoops: "Such and so was first reported Monday in 'The Daily Bugle.' " It has even longer been part of the paper's genetic code never to let someone else's scoop lie unmassaged by Timesian hands.

It shares this genus with Transandinomys bolivaris, which has even longer vibrissae; the two overlap broadly in distribution and are morphologically similar.

Wilfredomys has even longer incisive foramina, extending between the molars, but the foramina are shorter in J. ossitenuis and J. pictipes.

Having devastated our forests (less than 5% of old growth remains), it has turned to Canada, which has even longer growth cycles.

They have even longer work hours.

But if travelers contract SARS, they could have even longer delays than Ms. Siefker experienced.

In California, consumers have had even longer to get used to the crisis (the problems with power emerged last year).

Both EDF and npower also have even longer fixed price tariffs - allowing customers to fix until March 2017.

According to Papasotiriou, Greek Orthodox rightists have even longer memories, and connect President Bush to the Fourth Crusade, of 1204, when Christians from Western Europe sacked Constantinople.

These days, shows have even longer shelf lives thanks to Netflix and other forms of binge watching, making the finale is more important that ever.

To ensure we are in the strongest position it is right this exercise is carried out or we would have even longer delays in the process".