Sentence examples for longer more than from inspiring English sources

"The moment when I am no longer more than a writer, I will cease to write".

It has lived for longer, more than 30 years, as a spectacular redundant structure than as a fully functioning power station.

Although its ex-prisoner recruitment programme has been running for much longer – more than a decade – the Timpson Foundation employs around 400 ex-offenders in its key cutting an shoe repair shops – about 10% of the workforce.

Nearly three-quarters of college-educated working women in Japan voluntarily leave their jobs for six months or longer, more than twice the incidence among their counterparts in the United States (31 percent) and Germany (35 percent).

In September 2006, Jeffrey G. Otteau, whose Otteau Valuation Group gathers data on the residential market for many builders and brokers, said there were 68,000 houses sitting on the market unsold for a month or longer, more than he had ever seen in his experience in this market.

And that is the wrinkle of the tale of the Paul Revere article at Wikipedia: After all the attention and arguments, the article is much longer (more than 3,600 words) and much better sourced (more than 90 footnotes) than it was before Ms. Palin's comments.

Further, orthodox Israelis were no longer more active than the non-orthodox or secular.

As the cost per vaccinated girl exceeded I$10, vaccination alone was no longer more efficient than screening alone.

Easier-to-remember recall periods should be more reliable than longer more difficult-to-recall periods.

How does someone who can no longer drive and no longer walk more than a block or two manage to go anywhere?

One of the aspects of "hard work" is the school's longer day, more than nine hours, and longer academic year at 195 days.