Sentence examples for more longtime from inspiring English sources

Gil: You know, we're longtime liberals but even more longtime misogynists.

How many more longtime owners can absorb those kinds of losses?

And every day, a few more longtime Republicans tell the canvassers they will be voting for Obama.

With more longtime residents leaving for jobs or retirement in states like Texas and North Carolina, the three states are barely growing and could even lose Congressional representatives.

On the day of Twitter's public offering this month, 150 demonstrators protested outside the company with signs reading "People not profit" and "We're the public, what are you offering?" More and more longtime residents are being forced out as landlords and speculators race to capitalize on the money stream.

But by the early 90's, many more longtime residents were single women than single men, according to data from the annual New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey analyzed for The New York Times by Andrew Beveridge and Susan Weber, demographers at Queens College.

It stood up well to Il Falcone, Rivera's more traditional longtime leader in Castel del Monte.

But changing the business culture within the government so that e-commerce can be adopted may be more difficult, longtime agency officials said.

"What's going to happen is the governor is going to have to spend six weeks in the spring raising more," one longtime supporter said, "that's time he could be campaigning and going after Gore and moving to the center".

He also said that even though GungHo is now worth more than longtime mobile gaming giants DeNA and GREE, they don't intend to go for any kind of platform play.

Rivers deserved more considering his longtime liability: Hill.