Sentence examples for longer it became from inspiring English sources

The more I personalized it, the longer it became.

The longer it became, the more difficult it was to make money, says Cole: "The pressure for issuers to find that revenue intensified, and on the back of that came sharp practices".

My own pet theory is that he dabbled with stories for many years, maybe finished a handful, but as the distance from his last published work grew longer, it became more difficult to imagine any one work being the follow-up; the pressure on any story or novel would be too great.

The smaller the scale used to measure, the longer it becomes: a coastline is fractal, breaking down into ever smaller inlets and cracks and promontories and bumps, from hundreds of miles to millimetres.

When the resist is cured for longer, it becomes more cross-linked, meaning the amount of solid content and the strength of the resist are greater so stamp contamination is lower per imprint and thus more imprints are achievable from each stamp.

The way it usually goes is, "you get something, you haven't seen it before, you dry it, you preserve it, you send it to someone or you study it, and it becomes obvious as you work through the literature that it doesn't match any other species that's already described, and so after a gap of a year or two and sometimes a lot longer, it becomes obvious that it's a new plant," Wood says.

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At first, Mr. Scribner had envisioned the Reso case as part of a longer novel; ultimately it became the novel itself.

For now the dream persists and it might not be much longer before it becomes a reality.

Any longer, and it becomes so comfortable that the momentum to stay grows and the prospect of another move looks ever more daunting.

The film from each camera is saved for at least 90 days, and longer if it becomes evidence in an investigation, said Bob Henniger, a retired police officer who runs the surveillance operation.