Sentence examples for longer in the list from inspiring English sources

Overall, the better a book's best ranking, the higher is its probability of staying longer in the list.

Highly anticipated books in ongoing popular series tend to stay longer in the list, like the fifth book A Dance With Dragons in George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series with 114 consecutive weeks on the list, and the third book The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest in the Millennium series by Swedish writer Stieg Larsson with 92 weeks on the list.

Mr Ivanishvili's ruling Georgian Dream coalition asks that Georgia "no longer be in the list of differences between the West and Russia", according to a list of foreign policy priorities published last week.Even so, traces of the 2008 war between Russia and Georgia are everywhere.

Yet the immune system gene sets were no longer enriched in the list (5.8%, compared to 18.9% associated with green factor and 6.1% among all terms under study).

Lobbyists noticed last week that Burger King's online menus no longer included soda in the list of children's meals that sell a selection of food and drink items for one price.

"It is instructive that real assets – metals and land – no longer dominate the list in the 21st century.

Roughly, waiting times get longer with the list size in practices with relatively few publicly insured patients, but shorter in practices with relatively more patients who are publicly insured.

The Labour MP Keith Vaz, former chair of the home affairs select committee, is no longer on the list after topping it in 2012.

Plot details are thin on the ground – it apparently concerns two actress sisters raised by their mother (Deneuve) – and at one point Lea "Blue is the Warmest Colour" Seydoux was supposed to be cast as one of the sisters, but she is no longer cited in the cast list (Chiara Mastroianni, we assume, has taken over).

On the other hand in ISACHC 3 patients, the majority of these mechanisms are no longer in place so the list of regulated genes and pathways is much shorter.

Most hardcover bestsellers sell between 10,000 and 100,000 copies in their first year for both fiction and nonfiction, and the higher they get in the list and the longer they stay on, the more copies they sell in a year.