Sentence examples for longer to run from inspiring English sources

One is that growth can continue faster than it otherwise would, because it will take longer to run into labour- supply bottlenecks.

In my three-story house, it could take five days or longer to run wires and to convert a small closet to hold the recessed wall rack, and then repair and repaint the walls.

To get down to the level of those storms, the NCAR researchers used a higher-resolution model that captures finer details, but takes much longer to run – in this case, an entire year.

If you can tolerate short-term volatility, you should consider such securities for the long term, Professor Pastor said, even if you're worried that the credit crisis has longer to run.

His race may not have much longer to run, though the desire that sustained him through the dark days of 2006 will carry his brittle knees a few miles further.

There are others: that he has longer to run than is ideal, that his face might not seem quite so fresh in a couple of years, that his evangelical language might begin to sound preachy, his talk of crusades and missions a bit too happy-clappy for our jaundiced times.

G.M. decided it no longer wanted to run Saturn.

So what does he enjoy the most about no longer having to run Scotland?

To let customers charge their purchases, retailers no longer have to run their own credit operations.

Al Gore famously grew one a while back, apparently to mark the achievement of no longer having to run for office.

After he recovered, he was no longer able to run, but occasionally I saw him riding his bicycle on campus.