Sentence examples for longer there will be from inspiring English sources

If dresses become longer, there will be new shoe style.

"The attraction is primarily demographics – with everybody living longer, there will be more need for medicines," he said.

"Trials will take longer, there will be more appeals and more cases in which the wrong results are reached: the innocent convicted and the guilty freed.

Well I must stop now, my lights should have been out ten minutes ago & if I'm much longer there will be a row, so good bye just now darling.

The key is that things won't get any worse for three months or longer: There will be no new 25percenttariffsfs," Greg Valliere, chief strategist at Horizon Investments, wrote in his morning political note.

This is very bad news for the US healthcare system, says Dr Edward Gregg, study leader and chief of the epidemiology and statistics branch of the Division of Diabetes Translation at CDC: As the number of diabetes cases continue to increase and patients live longer there will be a growing demand for health services and extensive costs.

In new developments aimed at second-home buyers, the question is no longer if there will be any technological comforts, but how many bells and whistles there will be.

Thus, the central question is no longer whether there will be review of punitive-compensatory ratios.

"But It's very clear that over a longer timescale there will be much bigger changes".

In addition to the longer walk, there will be less service.

But with the longer course, there will be no place for doughty cruising boats like Stokes's Mooneshine.