Sentence examples for more so long from inspiring English sources

"So yes, I'm willing to pay more, so long as the certification really means something".

The Japanese said, 'We will go one point more, so long as it is less than America.

Who cared if Brian couldn't cut it any more - so long as they could wheel him out when necessary?

What's more, so long as the fall in imports is mainly being driven by new oil drilling, that doesn't do much to help alleviate climate change.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees the companies, estimated last month that they might need only $19 billion more so long as housing prices did not decline sharply.

Telecinco's audience share and earnings are expected to drop this year.In this section A stress test for good intentions A billion-euro question Payback for Piëch Zapped Clock-watchers no more So long, Sol Gloom and boom Call the carabiniere ReprintsSurely the commercial stations stand to benefit as advertisers shift their spending from TVE? Alas, the French experience suggests otherwise.

In other words, Israel's love of children is conditional: It wants more only so long as having more advances its goals.

For a crossword in a classical language (let us not forget all those Greek puzzles set for the Listener by Castor and Janus), that applies more so – as long, of course, as the setter finds it pleasurable.

"As time goes on people are sailing here more and more, so before long our opponents will have a good handle of what works and how to sail the venue".

As a champion of independent education, as you might expect, she is all for more choice "so long as it's not confusing".

Sony's hackers have told the company that they will not release any more data so long as the release of controversial film The Interview never gets released.