Sentence examples for making longer from inspiring English sources

She began making longer, more complicated dances in 1988, and did that, successfully, for a long time.

The rise of women in the workforce has meant coordinating two job schedules, making longer holidays more difficult to organise.

These also facilitated the task of seamen traveling in the Aegean Sea, making longer voyages possible at a time when shipbuilding was in its infancy.

As fish stocks have declined, the "fishing power" of the fleet has increased thanks to improvements such as lighter fishing nets, radar for tracking fish shoals and high-powered engines for making longer journeys out to sea.

Unlike the jagged Alps, the mountains are rounded and moon-like, the gentler pitch greatly reducing the avalanche risk and making longer runs possible, which is why people get so excited about the freeride potential.

The EV has a range of 50 miles on one overnight charge, and is capable of up to 70mph - making longer trips in electric cars possible for the first time.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Traders Extend Bets Against Facebook  |  Some traders are making longer-term bets against Facebook by using options contracts expiring in August and September, after the company's first earnings report, The Wall Street Journal reports.

"I don't think enough credence has been given to how supporting carers will help the whole health and social care system by supporting people in the community and thereby making longer-term savings," said one contributor.

It won't come as a surprise that The Economist believes the government should makes its procurement on a cost-benefit analysis that does not favour companies based in the country: it should not give preference to British-based jobs when making longer-term decisions which British taxpayers will pay for.

Some of them are even using a venture-capital model, investing in a range of promising start-ups and making longer-term funding conditional on performance.Riders for Health was created when a couple of motorbike enthusiasts discovered that the vehicles being used by health-care providers in Africa were not being maintained.

Baseline Pre-K process quality is rarely measured, making longer-term impacts difficult to accurately assess.