Sentence examples for longer state from inspiring English sources

One is how much longer state control of vast areas of the economy will generate that growth.

The longer state governments wait to institute this, the higher the cost of pumping groundwater will go and the more difficult reform becomes.

Purdue agreed that after July 2001 it would no longer state that OxyContin was less addictive because it was a slow-release tablet.

Although her machine is no longer state of the art, Ms. Zepeda was part of a quiet revolution that has overtaken the world of sewing.

The longer this fallacy persists, and the longer state governments delay the transition to renewables, the more sudden the carbon bubble's burst could be.

But Phillip Zamore, an RNAi expert at the University of Massachusetts, said the Stanford scientists had used a variation of the technique that was "no longer state of the art" and required a very high dose.

He added: "In any case, British Airways is no longer state-owned".

The actors were no longer states but a religious movement drawing, to be sure, not on the mainstream of Islam but a variant of it.

"The E.C.B. has given itself some room by no longer stating that inflation will be in line with price stability over the medium term," Morgan Stanley said in a report to clients.

However, their security analysis seems no longer state-of-the-art due to the old NTL implementation.

Equipment older than 10 years is no longer state-of-the art equipment and replacement is essential.