Sentence examples for longest than from inspiring English sources
The correct phrase is "longer than." You can use it to compare two things when referring to length
For example, "The blue truck is longer than the red car."
Such behaviour is less the product of analysis (looking who has the most experience, who has been working on getting the nomination the longest) than it is of name recognition.
We confirmed that a significantly larger percentage of the alignment was covered by indels in Longest than in PALO or Cons (table 3).
The results described earlier are difficult to explain other than by a higher proportion of misaligned positions in Longest than in PALO.
That long-than-expected gap between promotion and production may have done the YotaPhone more harm than good.
Recently though, a number of developers have noted a long-than-usual wait time for app approvals.
That was 33 years ago, nine years long than the Eastbourne player has been alive.
Techies have been around a lot less long than police chiefs, but they have an entrenched gender profile, too.
— Opta Sports (@OptaJoe) 24 Jun 12 Is there a better passer of the ball – short or long – than Andrea Pirlo?
"I'm not sure that they've had a better meal all year long than what we served them tonight".
"It's always a lot harder to explain why somebody lives long than why they don't," Dr. Ezzati said.
Therefore, speech onset latencies should be longer for long than for short words.
