Sentence examples for like this longer from inspiring English sources

That argument goes like this: Longer patent life would mean more promotion of the drug and also possibly approval for new uses.

Janet L. Wells, 66, a former supervisor of the Town of New Castle, which includes the hamlets of Chappaqua and Millwood, said that because of Chappaqua's relative wealth — the estimated median household income was $198,000 in 2007 — this community of 9,700 can withstand a crisis like this longer.

Chris Dyett at Investec said: Recent profit warnings from competitors leads us to be cautious short term, but we like this stock longer term and retain our target price [of £16.50], based on international peer multiples, and our buy recommendation.

Murat Yetkin, of the Turkish daily newspaper Hurriyet, commented on Wednesday: "It is…clear that Turkey-E.U. relations cannot go on like this any longer; another chapter this year, a pointless agreement the next".

"They say: 'I can't live like this any longer.

Reports like this no longer surprise Seth Appiah-Mensah, the African Union sector commander here.

More important, we don't seem to want to eat like this any longer.

I understand this worsens the staffing situation but I cannot work like this any longer – exhausted, frustrated and in fear.

"When the people come and take this land you will not farm like this any longer, all of these places will be controlled by the investors," Sworh says.

My guess is that they are very often reading interpretations of interpretations, pieces a little like this, albeit longer and written with a note of certainty.

Given the changes in Princeton's student population and its expressed hope to act in the service of humanity, entertainment like this no longer has a place on campus.