Sentence examples for longer pro from inspiring English sources

No longer pro football's off-season daytime soap opera, the N.F.L. draft will have its premiere as a two-night prime-time special this year.

"There are people who say that if I hadn't played baseball that I'd have had a longer pro football career," Sanders said yesterday in the locker room of Redskins Park, the team's training facility.

Phil Williamson of Mount Vernon, whose top ranking was No. 297 in 1992, had a longer pro career, and Larry Davidson of New Rochelle, who had a ranking of No. 284 in 1979, played on the pro tour for a shorter period than Givone.

A letter writer declared herself no longer pro-choice.

It is no longer pro- and anti-Morsi.

Lengthy discussion of Sartre's article in Express explaining why, after Budapest, he is no longer pro-Communist.

The mechanisms underlying the NGB-based inhibition of the intrinsic apoptotic cascade can be related to the observation that ferrous NGB rapidly complexes with ferric cytochrome c released from cardiolipin thereby reducing rapidly it to the ferrous form, which in turn is no longer pro-apoptotic.

Remember the woman who originally sued over the right to have an abortion changed her mind and is no longer pro-choice.

He said, "once we get three more directors elected, the Sierra Club will no longer be pro-hunting and pro-trapping and we can use the resources of the $95-million-a-year 95-million-a-year 95-million-a-year 95-million-a-year

By 1983, his art law services could no longer function pro bono, but he continued to provide guidance and information to artists by contributing a regular column to Art Monthly that reported on legal issues relevant to artists.

As part of an effort by Merrill Lynch & Company to rely less on companies' choices in reporting their earnings, a Merrill stock analyst covering Computer Associates said yesterday that he would no longer use pro forma results from the company to derive his earnings forecasts.