Sentence examples for making a longer from inspiring English sources

If anything, his departure appears to have increased calls for the government to reverse its position on making a longer census form voluntary.

At Melody, 16 teachers voted for the longer day, with 4 against it, but teachers and administrators say they are less concerned with the politics than in making a longer day work.

Are there studies that back up my impression that day programs or specialized arts programs can help lessen the need for too much medication or for institutionalization, at least making a longer home stay possible?

But tanker rates are showing tentative signs of a pickup (see chart 2).America's shale-oil boom means it has fewer tankers heading in its direction but much of the oil produced in the Atlantic basin is now making a longer journey to Asia, keeping tankers busy.

Early in 1768, in desperation, his indebtedness making a longer stay in Paris unsafe, he staked all on the hazardous chance of securing reelection to Parliament and determined to stand for London as an opponent of the government in the name of public liberty.

In making a longer term assessment of the positive returns from risk mitigation and the opportunities to secure a social licence to operate in emerging markets, increasingly taking meaningful action to address the environmental and social impacts of your business is becoming a key element of corporate strategy.

Pfizer has come in for criticism from some NGOs for not making a longer-term donation, and for resisting attempts to bring cheaper, generic azithromycin to needy countries in which the company's patent is not observed.

In choosing the Kindle Fire over the iPad, users are potentially making a longer-term commitment to sourcing and storing their content on Amazon.com.

(They made a longer video for YouTube).

He then made a longer expedition, to the Nambikwara, also Amazonian Indians.

Can you make a longer trip work on a shoestring budget?