Sentence examples for longer that there from inspiring English sources

This suggests that dimmer bulbs burn longer, that there is an advantage in not being too terrifically bright.

Or to put it another way, the longer that there is a disconnection between the financial performance of the bank and the trend in so-called performance-based rewards for staff, the harder Mr Jenkins will find it to convince the wider world that Barclays really is the cleaned-up, well-behaved, go-to bank.

The argument can't be any longer that there aren't any qualified women," Jean Krasno, a professor at the Colin Powell School at City College of New York, told The WorldPost.

Oh, you can find things called "vine ripened," but that only means that this here bad tomato has been on a vine longer than that there bad tomato.

The bottom line is that "inflation is still a risk," Mr. Cuggino said, especially now that "there's no longer that same level of diligence there was with respect to keeping inflation down".

The discussion of great directors' commercials was vigorous on Twitter last night, as Jim Emerson suggested that the "concept of 'sellout' no longer exists," that there's no longer a negative connotation to the making of commercials.

I'm no longer disappointed that there are other visitors.

The police indicated that they were no longer convinced that there had been an attempted robbery.

In a letter to his ideological allies, Weyrich declared: "I no longer believe that there is a moral majority.

We no longer believe that there is no alternative to the same old policies of the past.

People no longer believed that there was such a thing as a common culture that all educated Americans should study and know.