Sentence examples for is longer too from inspiring English sources

The season is longer, too.

The caveat is that criminal removals take longer to complete and the average length of stay (in detention) is longer too.

Even though the speed of cilia-driven transportation is higher in humans than in rats, the transportation distance is longer, too.

Also, it is worth remembering that the lifespan of transplanted patients is longer; accordingly the time frame these people stay on immunosuppressive treatment is longer too, with augmented exposure to oncogenic factors and viral infections.

You can wear your hair down if it is longer, too, but it is not done as frequently.

The legs are longer, too, with the well-muscled look of the outdoor athlete.

They are longer, too, stopping at the bottom of the knee or even below.

The sentences are longer, too: 84 months on average in the South, 59 months outside it.In this section Who's not for tax cuts?

It could be longer, too: 6 feet really should be the minimum allowed.

This is partly due to the fact that we are operating on a larger scale, but the lifespan of artworks must be longer too.

This is partly due to the fact that we are operating on a larger scale, but the lifespan of artworks must be longer too.