Sentence examples for much longer one from inspiring English sources

There could be a short extension - or a much longer one - depending on whether MPs backed the prime minister's existing withdrawal deal that has been agreed with the EU by 20 March, the government says.

While the argument rages, here's a short list (I'm working on a much longer one) to consider.

There is a morning peak in road accidents on dark mornings but a much longer one in the evening rush hour when the roads are busier and pedestrians, and children in particular, tend not to travel directly between school and home as they do in the morning but mill around more.

Obviously there is a morning peak in road accidents on dark mornings but there is a much longer one in the evening rush hour.

We adopted this approach as we anticipated that there would be very different assumptions made within the studies, with RCTs likely to be focusing on a short time horizon while decision analytic models a much longer one.

We have thus employed a slightly modified English version of the Cardiff Acne Disability Index (CADI) – a well validated acne instrument derived from a much longer one by Motley and Finlay 15 – to assess the impact of acne vulgaris on in-school adolescents in Lagos State.

Avoiding a similar delay--or a much longer one--in the testing, approval and potential sale of RU 486 is an additional very significant reason for California testing.

In other words, fewer school days mean much longer ones.

This table shows that BSMAP requires the shortest execution times, whereas HPG-Methyl requires slightly longer execution times and the other two programmes require much longer ones.

A possible explanation for this is that the cells of Werner's syndrome patients contain some chromosomes which have critically short telomeres and others with much longer ones.

A related question is 'With MD simulation data at the nanosecond scale, how can the model predict events at the microsecond or millisecond scale?' Again using the Markovian property, the model concatenates short simulation trajectories into much longer ones (Chodera et al., 2006, 2007) and uses them to predict long-timescale kinetic and dynamic properties.