Sentence examples for has more years from inspiring English sources

"Our country has more years of recession than any other in the world.

The length of the boat is given in feet (is several feet), the captain has both sons and daughters, he has more years than children, but he is not yet 100 years old.

Crestor, which had sales of $4.5 billion last year, will not be subject to generic competition until 2016 — and so the company has more years to benefit from expanded use of the product at name-brand prices.

Mickens, who has more years in the Jets' secondary than anyone else in training camp, appeared to be a cinch to start after the team lost cornerbacks Aaron Glenn and Marcus Coleman to the Houston Texans in the expansion draft.

Meanwhile, a younger person has more years ahead of him, and has lived only a short time; there are utilitarian concerns about a life's potential and principled concerns about fairness.

With 12 Grand Slam singles titles, Nadal is now tied for third on the career list with Roy Emerson behind Federer's 17 and Pete Sampras's 14. Nadal, 27, has more years of potential excellence ahead and solving the riddle of his game on red clay — whether rain-soaked or sunbaked — remains one of the great conundrums in modern sport.

Those who moved up tended to have more years of schooling.

Hopefully I can have more years like this one and win the award again".

Women live longer but have more years of ill health than men.

Younger workers tend to benefit from this arrangement since they have more years for interest to accrue.

Your kids are younger, they'll have more years to shoulder and pay down that debt, Michelle Slatalla writes.