Sentence examples for longer chart from inspiring English sources
Working-class racism is a complex issue, in large part today because the poles of white and black no longer chart it - "non-white" has become a very mixed category.
Must we dwell where dignity and respect no longer have a home, no longer define us as human beings, and no longer chart the long course of extraordinary human achievement?
But regulars no longer charted the course of history or forged a national identity between puffs on imported cigarettes.
But Tokyo's problems have been running for much longer (see chart).
This forced candidates to make their pitches directly to ordinary voters, which takes longer (see chart).
The most obvious fact from the longer range chart is the dip in the fortunes of the Sun, down from 3.2m early in 2008 to 2.02m now.
THE longer the chart, the clearer the picture can become.Now of course, extrapolation is always a danger; trends can change.
The need for a product is clear: people are living ever longer (see chart 2), which creates risk for institutions such as corporate pension schemes and annuity providers that will have to provide retirement incomes for longer than expected.
Even desk-bound civil servants can retire at 60 without penalty.Such generosity is expensive, and is getting more so as the public sector expands and pensioners live longer (see chart).
The list changes a bit from year to year, and is also getting longer (see chart).
The longer term chart illustrates that this index is consolidating.
